Tarrant Hightopp

Tarrant Hightopp, known also as the Mad Hatter or the Hatter, is the deuteragonist of the 2010 fantasy film 's and its 2016 sequel .
He is portrayed by , who also plays Edward Scissorhands in 's 1990 , Dean Corso in , Ichabod Crane in , Jack Sparrow in the franchise, Willy Wonka in , Victor Van Dort in , Rango in 's 2011 , Barnabas Collins in , Tonto in , and Sherlock Gnomes in and 's 2018 . 
==Biography==
In the past, Tarrant had a great relationship with his family, he even made a hair as a gift to his parents, but due to the fact that his father did not consider him worthy of it and especially after the coronation of Iracebeth, The Red Queen , and he had started laughing at the nonsense that had been created and then all the others present had followed him, Iracebeth swore vengeance on him and Tarrant was discouraged by his father on this and told him that he was not a Hatter, the which led to Tarrant abandoning his family.
Not long after The Red Queen attacked Wonderland with the Jabberwocky after her sister The White Queen had taken her place from her and after that, the disaster that occurred in Wonderland the arson, Tarrant never saw again the family of she.
Years later, Tarrant now known as, The Mad Hatter, first met Alice Kingsleigh when she was just 9 years old, she ended up in Wonderland as in the original novel. He instantly became friends with her with those tea parties.
10 years later, that Alice still with these strange memories that by now she believed were just a dream, far from Underland, she had to get married and now she didn't know what to do with her life, until she fell back down the rabbit hole and met Tarrant and her again brings from The White Queen's castle and relates the terror of the Red Queen's reign while commenting that Alice is not the same as she once was.
Tarrant later saves Alice and she escapes the Red Queen's guards and he is taken. He is soon rescued by the Cheshire Cat who calls for rebellion against the Red Queen. Toward the end of the film, the Hatter unsuccessfully suggests to Alice that he might stay in Wonderland and consummate his feelings for her.
Tarrant returns in the sequel, where he's in terrible shape since he found the gift reduced since he hasn't seen his family since. The attack came shortly after his father, Zanik, a hat dealer, appeared to refuse Tarrant's gift of a hat creation. Tarrant appears to be stern, serious, and brooding when Alice tries to reassure him. For most of the film, Alice Kingsleigh travels through time (with an object called the "Chronosphere") attempting to save the Hatter's family from death, as she appears to be dying. Tarrant then appears to be dying, but then after Alice tells him that she has discovered that her family is alive, he perks up quickly and goes with her and the others to save her. Then they all save time and Red Queen redeems herself. Tarrant greets Alice for the last time moved.
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