Disney’s original portrayal of Tiger Lily in Peter Pan (1953) was widely criticized. But Tiger Lily in Peter Pan & Wendy (2023) is above reproach.
Peter Pan & Wendy finally addresses the problematic Tiger Lily story from the animated Peter Pan after 70 years. Disney's approach to Tiger Lily has been panned for years for its offensive stereotypes and cultural appropriation. The indigenous characters were depicted as racially insensitive caricatures, and the song "What Makes the Red Man Red" is a clear example of blatant racism.
Tiger Lily Links The Native American Tribe To Real Life Alyssa Wapanatâhk's role in Peter Pan & Wendy is an important step away from the caricatures of indigenous peoples too often seen in past Disney movies like Peter Pan. In preparation for the role, Wapanatâhk worked closely with elders from her Cree community to ensure that the portrayal of Tiger Lily was respectful and accurate in terms of language, dress, and craftsmanship.
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