Before Alice in Wonderland premiered in 1951, Walt Disney drew inspiration from the world of Lewis Carroll. He first explored it with the silent Alice Comedies and returned to it again in 1936’s Through the Mirror. After falling asleep while reading Through the Looking-Glass, Mickey dreams of stepping through the mirror and into a surreal world. | Disney History Channel

This 1965 black comedy features a memorable moment where Jack Lemmon’s character, Stanley, surprises his on-screen wife, played by Virna Lisi, with a kiss from behind. The scene perfectly captures the humorous chemistry between the two as Stanley adjusts to married life after his impulsive wedding. Their mismatched relationship leads to chaos, humor, and misunderstandings. It remains a classic for fans of 1960s comedies. 💋 | History In Pictures

6.2K views · 462 reactions | Alice in Cartoonland - After stealing a pie, Alice and Julius are put on a chain gang, where they escape with the help of a friendly ostrich. Producers: Walt Disney Studio & Winkler Pictures Director: Walter Elias "Walt" Disney Live Action Actor: Margie Gay | Cult Cinema Classics | Facebook

1.3M views · 30K reactions | Alice discovers the WRONG Wonderland  #animation #comedy #memes #cartoonbox | Cartoon-Box | Facebook