Neverland: The Epic of Wendy Darling Fan Casting Poster

Fan CastingNeverland: The Epic of Wendy Darling

All Of This Has Happened Before... And It Will Happen Again.

by Sir James Matthew Barrie

Story added by ltathena on January 16, 2021

In a contemporary (1954-present day) set England, Peter Pan's shadow is caught by the Darling family. Seeing Wendy recover his shadow tells Pan and his faithful fairy Tinker Bell that she may be the key to saving Neverland from a dark and malevolent force that threatens to bring untold torment and terror upon the Earth. Wendy and her brothers welcome a chance for a holiday vacation to Neverland as they are having doubts about growing up and whether they want to give up childish thoughts and possessions altogether. But this adventure off towards the "second star to the right and straight on until morning" across space leads to a war with th...read more

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Fan Casting Graham Starkey(Jolly Roger)

Role added by ltathena on January 16, 2021

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Description of Graham Starkey (Jolly Roger):

Voice Register: Upper Low-Medium. The third-in-command after Hook and Smee, Graham is also called "Gentleman Starkey" because of his impeccable manners. He is one of the better-developed pirate characters in the story as he used to be an usher (an assistant teacher) in an English public school, and is "still dainty in his ways of killing". Due to having an attachment to his mother and other feminine figures in his life like Michael Darling, he prefers to adopt the image of a foppish French pirate who wields a rapier. Due to his attraction to Hook, he is often afraid of speaking out of turn and drawing the Captain's wrath - but Hook does respect him.