Peggy Holmes remembers that one of the biggest challenges was creating a way for Tinker Bell and Periwinkle to instantly recognise how special they were to each other.
And so, when Tink and Peri have to say goodbye at the border, and Peri finds the strength to run back for one last moment to make sure that Tinker Bell knows how much she loves her, that was a very real-life situation, an absolute parallel moment." That taught me about deep connections with someone.
I remember going to the front door to give her a hug and becoming overwhelmed with emotion. I was probably seventeen years old, and my older sister had joined the Air Force and was leaving very early in the morning. "I didn't necessarily bring my sisters' personalities into 'Secret of the Wings,'" Peggy Holmes explains, "but there is a moment when Tink and Peri have to hug and say goodbye which was very relatable for me. "It's a connection that runs very deep, and we don't even have to talk about it. "With my sisters and me there is an unspoken connection and we just know that at any moment or at any time in our lives we'll be there for each other," Peggy Holmes says of the value of having sisters. Therefore, her understanding of the importance of sisterhood comes from a very profound and loving family influence. Sisters have always played a major role in Peggy Holmes ' own world-she has 3 of them (and 3 brothers, too!). With "Secret of the Wings," Peggy Holmes becomes the first woman to direct a Disney Fairies film. Their friendship starts a remarkable chain of events." Tink enters the Winter Woods because she feels an immediate connection. Creating a sister for Tinker Bell and thus extending the mythology to reveal that she has a sister, Periwinkle, a frost fairy who Tinker Bell wants to be with, made this a reality. "What we needed was to have the two worlds wanting to be together but the weather makes it impossible for them to do so. "We didn't want a story about upheaval or wrong-doing in Pixie Hollow," Peggy Holmes continues. One of the primary challenges for Peggy Holmes was creating a story about bringing the two worlds together that did not have a negative backstory. This was a conundrum that gave Holmes the opportunity to explore the reality of the winter world in terms of how the fairies there live and what their talents are and how they have fun in a climate that is totally foreign to the fairies of the warm world.
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The winter fairies' wings will wilt in summer, and warm fairies' wings will crack and break if they cross over to the cold side. Therefore, there are rules against the fairies crossing from one world to the next. Likewise, for a winter fairy to venture into the warm world would be like taking a piece of ice and setting it in the middle of the Sahara. If a warm fairy, such as Tinker Bell, were to cross the border, she would experience extraordinary cold and run the risk of having her wings freeze. It's possible to cross over from one world to the other, but it's very dangerous. The Winter Woods borders the Autumn Forest where Tinker Bell lives. The question that came to my mind was, Why is winter separate? It gave me the idea to tell a love story in which ultimately the two worlds would be brought together." "One was spring, another was summer, but they hadn't dealt with winter. "I had watched the previous Tinker Bell movies and found that we had used the different seasons as backdrops for the stories," director Holmes recalls of the early gestation of the film. Peggy Holmes pondered the story conflict and realised that Tinker Bell herself should be the one to ultimately bring the two worlds of warm and winter fairies together. They are instantly and completely captivated by each other, learning quickly why-they are sisters! More importantly, she also meets a frost fairy-Periwinkle. When she decides to investigate this thrilling world, she finds a beautiful realm of sparkling ice and reflections. The magical and mysterious sights drive Tinker Bell to explore the Winter Woods. Tinker Bell is fascinated by what's on the other side of her boundaries, and for the first time she watches as the warm animals cross over into winter. However, as everyone knows, Tinker Bell is inquisitive, thus a story was born. TinkerBell and the Secret of the Wings Cast: Timothy Dalton, Lucy Hale, Megan HiltyĪbout the ProductionWhen director Peggy Holmes began developing the concept of exploring the winter world of Pixie Hollow for Tinker Bell's next adventure, she imagined the Winter Woods of Pixie Hollow as a mysterious realm where the warm-weather fairies, including Tinker Bell, are forbidden to visit.
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