magazine Sight & Sound, Philip Horne expanded on the relative obscurity of Dreamchild and wrote that it "remains a film worth fighting for." Lambert said it was one of the films of which she was most proud when she ran EMI. In 2012 producers Ron Bloom and Gene Kirkwood said they had the rights to the script and were looking at doing a new version. Awards Coral Browne received the Best Actress Evening Standard British Film Award for her performance. Amelia Shankley was named Best Actress at the 1986 Paris Film Festival for her role as young Alice. References External links 1985 films 1985 drama films 1985 fantasy films Puppet films Films shot at EMI-Elstree Studios Films about old age British films based on actual events Films based on Alice in Wonderland Films produced by Rick McCallum Films set in the 1860s Films set in 1932 Films set in New York City Films set in Oxford Films with screenplays by Dennis Potter Films directed by Gavin Millar Films scored by Stanley Myers EMI Films films Cultural depictions of Alice Liddell Cultural depictions of Lewis Carroll 1980s English-language films