The Mad Hatter Background information Feature films Alice in Wonderland Mickey's Magical Christmas: Snowed in at the House of Mouse Mickey's House of Villains The Lion King 1½ Television programs Bonkers House of Mouse Once Upon a Time Video games Alice in Wonderland Kingdom Hearts (cameo) Kinect Disneyland Adventures Park attractions Alice in Wonderland (Disneyland attraction) Portrayed by Sebastian Stan (Once Upon a Time) Portrayed by Animators Ward Kimball Voice Ed Wynn (1951 film) Corey Burton (current) Performance model Designer Inspiration The Mad Hatter from Alice's Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll Honors and awards Character information Full name Other names Thomas Topper (In The Blot's Double Mystery) Personality Fun, witty, annoying, insane Appearance Short, slender, green hat, green shirt and bow tie, half bald, white hair, buck-toothed, yellow coat, and green shoes Birthday Occupation Make-up artist (Bonkers) Affiliations Good Goal Home Wonderland (Alice in Wonderland) Hollywood (Bonkers) Relatives Pets Allies Alice, White Rabbit, March Hare, Dormouse, Bonkers D. Bobcat, Lucky Piquel, Sora, Kermit the Frog, Chief O'Hara Minions Enemies Queen of Hearts, Card Soldiers, The Phantom Blot, Pete, Madam Mim Likes Tea Dislikes Spoiled parties Powers and abilities Weapons Fate Ceases to exist when Alice wakes up, as it is all just a dream. Quote "This is an Unbirthday party!"

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The Mad Hatter is a character from Alice in Wonderland. The Mad Hatter is best friends with the March Hare and is first seen in the most famous scene in the film The Mad Tea Party. He was voiced by Ed Wynn in the original 1951 film, and currently voiced by Corey Burton.

Contents 1 Appearances 1.1 Alice in Wonderland 1.2 Bonkers 1.3 House of Mouse 1.4 Once Upon a Time 1.5 Comics 1.6 Kingdom Hearts 1.7 The Lion King 1½ 1.8 Kinect Disneyland Adventures 1.9 Electric Holiday 2 Disney Parks 2.1 Disneyland Musical Chairs 2.2 Fantasmic! 2.3 Mad Tea Party 2.4 Alice in Wonderland 3 Trivia 4 Gallery 5 See also 6 External links 7 Comments

Appearances

Alice in Wonderland

The Mad Hatter is seen when Alice wonders off in the forest and the Cheshire Cat tells her to visit them for directions back home. Alice visits but in the middle of a very odd Tea Party with the March Hare, The Mad Hatter and the Doormouse. The Mad Hatter and March Hare are singing A Very Merry Unbirthday but is interrupted when Alice starts to clap. First The Mad Hatter and March Hare are upset because Alice was not asked to join but become pleased when Alice explains to them that she enjoyed their singing and they welcome her to join. As Alice tries to explain The Mad Hatter and March Hare try to change the subject. Soon the party is once again interrupted by the White Rabbit. Alice tries to conversant with him but Mad Hatter and March Hare gets him on the run.

The Disney movie suggested the reason for the many cups was that every day was an 'Unbirthday', when in fact in the books it was because the Mad Hatter had argued with his friend Time, and it was now always six o'clock, time for tea. He is later seen at the court scene. The Mad Hatter is known as a witness along with the March hare and Dormouse.

Bonkers

In the Bonkers cartoon series, the Mad Hatter and the March Hare appeared as Bonkers D. Bobcat's personal make-up artists back when he worked at the Wackytoons Studio. In the series, the Mad Hatter and the March Hare live in the "H" in the Hollywood sign.

House of Mouse

The Mad Hatter has numerous cameos in the popular television series House of Mouse. He usually appeared as one of the guests at the titular nightclub, often having tea with the March Hare as usual. Notably, he also made a "guest of honor" cameo in the short "Pit Crew", where it is shown that there's also a store in Toontown that resembles his hat. In "Daisy's Debut" - he auditioned for the role of Genie. In "Dining Goofy", he showed to be amused with the fact that he was seated with Claude Frollo. In "Max's Embarrassing Date", he is seen "dating" Mrs. Potts and after Goofy's being tipped over; bumping into Mrs. Potts, he asks "Oh, Dear! one lump or two?" and later pops his head out of his table in shock after the mess Goofy made to all the guests and their tables. In "Ask Von Drake", during "The Ludwig Von Drake Song", he is seen pouring some tea into Alice's cup through his shirt sleeve, like in the movie.

In Mickey's Magical Christmas: Snowed in at the House of Mouse, the Mad Hatter goes up on stage, performing a song about what he's grateful for hats.

Once Upon a Time

Jefferson, played by Sebastian Stan, is the Mad Hatter and owns a magical hat that he can use to travel between different worlds. In the past, he used his hat to retrieve objects for the Evil Queen However, he gave his job up as his daughter Grace lost her mother because of it. He lives with Grace in the forest, and they collect and sell mushrooms to survive. When the Queen asks for another favor, he initially refuses, but eventually agrees with the condition that his daughter "will want for nothing" afterward. He takes the Queen to Wonderland, and she rescues her father Henry. However, his hat will only take two back to the Queen's realm because only two left that realm. The Queen tells him that if he truly cared for Grace, he would have never left her. Jefferson is left behind and captured by the knights of the Queen of Hearts. He is beheaded when he does not tell her how he came to Wonderland, but he survives. He is then ordered to make another magical hat to return home. His head is then reattached, leaving a scar around his neck. Although he makes thousands of hats, none are able to take him home, leading him into insanity.

In Storybrooke, he is able to remember life in the Enchanted Forest which is his part of the curse. He lives near the forest in a large house, from which he uses telescopes to spy on Sheriff Emma Swan's office and on his daughter Grace, who is now named Paige. He captures Mary Margaret Blanchard after she escapes from her cell though he says he did this to save her from the curse, as she was intending to leave Storybrooke. He later abducts Emma when she goes looking for Mary Margaret. He orders Emma to make a magical hat that will take him home: a task only she can do as she has brought magic to Storybrooke. He also tells Emma that the curse is real and that his curse is to watch Grace be happy with a different father and know that he does not belong to the world she is living in. She makes a hat, but she is unable to make it take him home. She and Mary Margaret eventually escape by pushing him out a window. He disappears immediately after, leaving nothing but the hat Emma made. Jefferson returns when Regina leaves a White Rabbit playing card on his daughter's bike. She tells Jefferson she can return his daughter to him with her memories returned. However, Jefferson feels that would be cursing his daughter to remember both of her lives and instead demands he be allowed to forget and have a new life with his daughter. Regina agrees provided Jefferson help her get rid of Emma. With the last bit of Regina's magic, they get his hat working again and he retrieves the cursed apple that put Snow White into a death-like sleep. When he calls on Regina to uphold her end, she promises that she will after Emma is gone. After Henry accidentally eats the poisoned apple, Regina refuses to help Jefferson, blaming him. Furious, Jefferson frees Belle from her cell and instructs her to tell Mr. Gold that Regina held her captive, knowing that Mr. Gold will want to take revenge

Comics

The Mad Hatter plays a role in the Romano Scarpa story, The Blot's Double Mystery. Called Thomas Topper, his hat shop has been one of the victims of the crime wave of the escaped Phantom Blot, who has also been using hypnotism in an effort to incriminate Mickey.

Kingdom Hearts

There is a location in the world Wonderland and the March Hare's house appears with a portrait of the Mad Hatter and March Hare. His hat also appears on a store's sign in Traverse Town.

The Lion King 1½

In the theater at the end of the film, a silhouette of the Mad Hatter was seen sitting next to Rabbit when Stitch began making his way to his seat.

Kinect Disneyland Adventures

The Mad Hatter appears as a meet-and-greet character in Fantasyland. He is also present in the Alice in Wonderland-based mini-games where he and the March Hare dance with the player at one of their Unbirthday parties. Like the other characters in the game, The Mad Hatter asks the player to complete several task. At one point, the Hatter becomes the coordinator for The Queen of Hearts' upcoming Unbirthday party. He then asks the player to collect some paper so that he may begin creating the invitations. Right after, he asks the player to inform Alice about the event.

Electric Holiday

In the animated short, the Mad Hatter was one of the many Disney character guests to attend Minnie Mouse's fashion show.

Disney Parks

The Mad Hatter is a meetable character in the Disney parks and is the most common Alice in Wonderland character from the film after Alice. In the Disneyland park, he is commonly seen with Alice, Peter Pan and Wendy. Originally, the Mad Hatter appeared as an "atmosphere character" like Mickey and Donald. By the end of the 1980s, park executives changed him to a "face character", allowing him to interact with the guests.

The Hatter also has a spell card in the attraction Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom known as "Mad Hatter's Tea Time".

Disneyland Musical Chairs

Mad Hatter host the popular musical chairs game in Disneyland along with Alice and occasional friends like Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum. During the game Mad Hatter would regularly tell jokes and play around with guests.

Fantasmic!

The Mad Hatter appears in the bubble montage in Disney's Hollywood Studios and later seen riding either Steamboat Willie or the Mark Twain River Boat.

Mad Tea Party

The Mad Hatter is the star of the attraction in both Disneyland and Magic Kingdom. The attraction itself is a teacup spinning theme.

Alice in Wonderland

In the attraction based off the film, Mad Hatter makes appearances as an audio-animatronic. In the ride he practically plays out the same role that he did in the original film.

Trivia

• Mad Hatter is often cited as Alice's closest friend. This is because of the strong relationship in the Disney Parks and the two often being paired in other media and merchandise.
• In 2008, one of the characters, Mr. Scatterbrain has Mad Hatter's voice in the US, UK, AU, and Canada versions of Mr. Men Show The Mr. Men Show (Cartoon Network)
• Mad Hatter's hat can be seen in Yen Sid's studies on a shelf in Epic Mickey.
• Mad Hatter's hat can be used for the Little Green Men in Toy Story 3: The Video Game.
• Mad Hatter was involved w/celebrity auditions on House Of Mouse
• He made a cameo in Pit Crew which was a Mickey Mouse Works cartoon short
• His name appears in all of the shops in all of the theme parks around the world
• Ward Kimball's animation of the Mad Hatter was used as a reference for the character of King Candy, from Disney's 2012 feature, Wreck-It Ralph.

Gallery

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See also

• Tarrant Hightopp

External links

• Wikipedia's article about the character

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