Alan Rickman's Iconic Voice Brings Chills in 'Alice Through the Looking Glass' Teaser

While the beloved star may be gone, his powerful voice lives on in this teaser for Disney's upcoming fantasy epic.

A new, exciting look at Disney's Alice Through the Looking Glass is here, and with it comes an opportunity to hear the late Alan Rickman's iconic voice.

The teaser, which is set to air during Super Bowl 50 on Sunday, is narrated by Rickman's character, the Blue Caterpillar, and tells a dark story of what has happened to Wonderland in Alice's (Mia Wasikowska) absence.

"You've been gone too long, Alice," Rickman's voice intones with the dire gravitas only he could ever fully embody. "There are matters which cannot be neglected."

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Alice Through the Looking Glass, Disney's sequel to their 2010 hit Alice in Wonderland, follows the eponymous heroine as she returns to the surreal world of Wonderland in an attempt to save her friend, the Mad Hatter (Johnny Depp).

The film was Rickman's final project before his death. The late actor also stars in the upcoming military drama Eye in the Sky, opposite Helen Mirren and Aaron Paul, which comes out Mar. 11.

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Rickman died on Jan. 14 at 69 after a long battle with cancer. Following his passing, Mirren released a statement to ET praising her co-star’s legacy.

"Alan was a towering person, physically, mentally and as an artist," the 70-year-old actress said. "He was utterly distinctive, with a voice that could suggest honey or a hidden stiletto blade, and the profile of a Roman Emperor. He was also a great friend, generous and social. He will be very missed by many."

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Mirren was joined by many fans, friends and former co-stars, who took to Twitter to share tributes and memorials to the celebrated star. Check out the video below to see some of the outpouring of love honoring Rickman's life and career.

Alice Through the Looking Glass hits theaters May 27.