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Before Never (2026)
When Wendy Darling escapes an attempted abduction, her family employs James and Smee to identify the attacker with the help of the only eyewitness: Peter Pan.
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When Wendy Darling escapes an attempted abduction, her family employs James and Smee to identify the attacker with the help of the only eyewitness: Peter Pan.
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Genre:Thriller, Mystery
Written By:Kipp Tribble
In Theaters:8/4/2026
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Runtime:116 minutes
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Cast
Derek Wingo, Kipp Tribble
Director
Kenny Yates
Peter Pan
Kipp Tribble
James 'Hook' Pierrepoint
Derek Wingo
Mr. Smee
Joanne Wilson
Wendy Darling
Elisa Nixon
Tinker Bell
Liam Nelligan
Michael Darling
Adam Lau
John Darling
Dan Wehncke
Mr. Darling
Lisa Barrett-Brown
Mrs. Darling
Deirdre Wall
Sylvia Pierrepoint
David Starr
Alexander
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