Dreamchild

Coral Browne portrays Alice Hargreaves, the elderly woman haunted by her past as Alice Liddell, the girl who inspired Lewis Carroll's Wonderland tales.

Ian Holm plays Reverend Charles L. Dodgson / Lewis Carroll, the beloved author of 'Alice in Wonderland' who formed a close friendship with Alice Liddell.

Peter Gallagher takes on the role of Jack Dolan, a reporter covering Alice Hargreaves' trip to the United States for an event honoring Lewis Carroll.

Caris Corfman portrays Sally Mackeson, a young journalist assigned to cover Alice Hargreaves' journey to America and uncover the truth behind her relationship with Lewis Carroll.

Nicola Cowper plays the character Lucy, a close friend of Alice Hargreaves who supports her during her trip and helps her confront her past.

Jane Asher embodies Mrs. Liddell, the mother of Alice and her sisters, who observes with concern as Alice grapples with the memories of her youth.

Amelia Shankley portrays Little Alice, the younger version of Alice Liddell who gained fame as 'Alice in Wonderland' through Lewis Carroll's stories.

Imogen Boorman takes on the role of Lorina, one of Alice Liddell's sisters, who accompanies her on the journey to America and witnesses her emotional journey.

Rupert Wainwright plays Hargreaves, a family member of Alice Hargreaves who provides support and insight as she navigates her memories of Lewis Carroll.

Roger Ashton-Griffiths portrays Mr. Duckworth, a character from Alice Liddell's past who played a significant role in her childhood and her connection to Lewis Carroll.

James Wilby embodies the character of Baker, a figure from Alice Hargreaves' memories who resurfaces during her trip to America, stirring up old emotions.

Shane Rimmer stars as Mr. Marl, a supporting character in Alice Hargreaves' journey to confront her past and come to terms with her connection to Lewis Carroll.