for Tinker Bell to be alive, and ends up marrying her. Tinker Bell - Tinker Bell, the fairy whom Wendy and John meet in their first adventure to Neverland, returns as the result of Fireflyer's wishing to meet her. She ends up marrying him at the end of the novel. Both decided to sell dreams to Roamers (ex-lost boys-who were cast out by Peter). Smee - Smee has returned taking the posts of both first mate and bo'sun. He lives in the underground den, and knows a great deal about Grief Reef and the Maze of Regrets. He leaves the island for London, where he sets up a shop selling souvenirs from Neverland. Starkey - First mate Starkey has taken control of a steamship, and has reared a group of young Indians for his crew. Starkey launches an unsuccessful attack on the Jolly Peter, and his treasure of 7,284 onions was eaten by Fireflyer. Adaptations Radio A radio adaptation of the book was broadcast on BBC Radio 4 shortly after its release, on 14 October 2006. It starred Robert Glenister as the Narrator, Daniel Mays as Peter Pan, Kate Maberly as Wendy, and Roger Allam as Ravello. Cast: Narrator - Robert Glenister Peter Pan - Daniel Mays Wendy - Kate Maberly Ravello - Roger Allam John - Tom George Tootles (female) - Robin Weaver Tootles (male) - Joseph Kloska Fireflyer - Peter Gunn Curly - Simon Scardifield Slightly - Steven Webb Twin 1 - Damian Lynch Twin 2 - Paul Richard Biggin Starkey/Smee/Roarer - Sam Dale Woman 1/Roarer - Rachel Atkins Tinker Bell - Emerald O'Hanrahan Music composed by David Pickvance; producer/director Celia de Wolff Stage A stage version of Peter Pan in Scarlet, adapted and directed by Theresa Heskins, opened at the New Vic Theatre in Newcastle-under-Lyme on 23 July 2016; it moved to the Oxford Playhouse in August 2016. Film In 2006, a movie adaptation was announced, being produced by a consortium of Headline Pictures, the UK Film Council, and BBC Films. Since then, no additional news has surfaced and, as of 2021, the project's status is unknown. References External links The website of author Geraldine McCaughrean Newsnight review, BBC Two, 6 October 2006. Philip Ardagh, "Return to Neverland" (review), The Guardian, 7 October 2006. Independent on Sunday review Kate Kellaway, "The ascent of Pan" (review), The Observer, 8 October 2006. 2006 British novels Works based on Peter