El Capitan Theatre (Hollywood, CA)
For the first time in history, Tinker Bell, one of the world's most beloved animated characters, will speak in an all-new original film that reveals many of life's wondrous mysteries of nature in this full-length CG animated movie filled with magic and adventure. There will be a live appearance by Tinker Bell at every show.
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The last date listed for Tinker Bell was Sunday September 28, 2008 / 7:00pm. (view all dates)
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I'm a little disappointed. The whole point to ga all the way to Hollywood was to see and interact with the live characters, but ALL we saw was a one-minute dance from ONE character and suddenly dissapeared. Very disspapointing.
To whomever read this, I recommend you skip the trip and the hassle to go to El Capitan and rent the DVD. I'm not being bitter, I'm just being honest.
My friend and I took our 4 and 5 year olds as a special girls night out and they LOVED it! The movie was cute and it's always worth the trip toi El Capitan because it's such a beautiful theatre. It's a fun and different experience than the movie theatre down the street. An organist played a medley of Disney songs before the show and then Tinker Bell came out and did a little dance and blew kisses to the audience before the curtain went up. It was very cute.
The movie had a good moral storyline and was very entertaining. I took my three year old cousin and she was facinated throughout. I would recomment it for any child.
Step into Hollywood's glittering past at the legendary El Capitan Theatre, which made its debut on May 3, 1926, as "Hollywood's First Home of Spoken Drama." This grand theater has been restored to its original elegance, boasting a Spanish Colonial exterior and a colorful and lavish East Indian interior designed by San Francisco architect G. Albert Lansburgh.
The El Capitan Theatre has undergone
For the first time in history, Tinker Bell, one of the world’s most beloved animated characters, will speak in an all-new original film that reveals many of life’s wondrous mysteries of nature in this full-length CG animated movie filled with magic and adventure.
Long before Peter Pan and the Lost Boys soared into Never Land, the world’s most beloved fairy and her friends were creating their own special magic. For the very first time in film, Tinker Bell opens the doors to Pixie Hollow, a secret hideaway deep in the heart of Never Land, where the Disney Fairies make their home.
Introducing extraordinary new characters, Tinker Bell is enhanced by an impressive voice cast widely acclaimed for performances on stage and screen. Mae Whitman (Independence Day, One Fine Day) gives Tinker Bell her first true voice, and Emmy® and Golden Globe® Award winner America Ferrera (Ugly Betty) provides the voice of the mischievous Fawn, an animal fairy. Five-time Image Award honoree Raven-Symoné (College Road Trip) fills the illuminating role of Iridessa, a light fairy; Tony® Award winner Kristin Chenoweth (Pushing Daisies) offers the elegant tones of Rosetta, a garden fairy; and two-time SAG Awardee Lucy Liu (Dirty Sexy Money) plays Silvermist, an endearing water fairy. In addition, singer-songwriter Jesse McCartney lends his voice to Terence, keeper of the pixie dust, and Academy Award® winning actress Anjelica Huston (Prizzi’s Honor) reigns over Pixie Hollow as the voice of Queen Clarion.
