Las curiosas aventuras de Peter Pan en el mundo del celuloide (II)
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2011
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Universidade de Vigo
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Muñoz Corcuera, A., “Las curiosas aventuras de Peter Pan en el mundo del celuloide (II)”. Anuario de Investigación en Literatura Infantil y Juvenil, 9: 145-63.
Abstract
El escritor James M. Barrie, creador del personaje de Peter Pan, tuvo siempre un gran interés por la traducción de sus obras de un medio artístico a otro. Buena prueba de ello es el recorrido que tuvo su personaje más famoso dentro de su propia obra. Desde su nacimiento como personaje secundario en el seno de la novela "El pajarito blanco" en 1902, pasando por su trasvase al teatro -ya como protagonista- en 1904 y su vuelta al ámbito de la novela en 1911, Barrie se preocupó todavía de realizar una adaptación más, escribiendo un guión para la primera versión cinematográfica de la obra que finalmente fue rechazado por los productores del film. Llevado por ese mismo espíritu de preocupación por la adaptación, en este artículo analizaré las distintas películas que han tratado de llevar al personaje creado por Barrie desde el texto a la pantalla, prestando especial atención al tratamiento que ha recibido Peter Pan en el ámbito español.
The writer James M. Barrie, creator of Peter Pan, always had a great interest in the translation of his works from one artistic medium to another. The tour that his most famous character took in his own work is a good proof. Since its birth as a minor character within the novel "The Little White Bird" in 1902, through its transfer to the theatre –as the main character– in 1904 and his return to the realm of the novel in 1911, Barrie still bothered to make one more adaptation, writing a script for the first f ilm version of the play which was finally rejected by the producers of the film. Concerned about the same problem, in this article I will analyze the films that have tried to bring the character created by Barrie from the text to the screen, with special attention to the treatment that Peter Pan has received in Spanish cinema.
The writer James M. Barrie, creator of Peter Pan, always had a great interest in the translation of his works from one artistic medium to another. The tour that his most famous character took in his own work is a good proof. Since its birth as a minor character within the novel "The Little White Bird" in 1902, through its transfer to the theatre –as the main character– in 1904 and his return to the realm of the novel in 1911, Barrie still bothered to make one more adaptation, writing a script for the first f ilm version of the play which was finally rejected by the producers of the film. Concerned about the same problem, in this article I will analyze the films that have tried to bring the character created by Barrie from the text to the screen, with special attention to the treatment that Peter Pan has received in Spanish cinema.