Who voiced the character of Smee in the 1953 Disney film?

Bill Thompson voiced Smee in Disney’s 1953 animated film Peter Pan.

Thompson supplied the voice for Mr. Smee, Captain Hook’s meek and loyal first mate. His performance gives Smee a comic, anxious personality that contrasts with Hook’s theatrical menace. Thompson also voiced several other members of Hook’s pirate crew, so his contribution to the film extends beyond the named character credited in the question.

Bill Thompson was a prolific American voice actor and radio performer. Disney audiences also knew him as the voice of the White Rabbit in Alice in Wonderland and as a performer associated with other animated and radio characters. His ability to create distinctive, expressive voices made him especially effective in comic supporting roles.

The other options belong to different parts of the film’s cast. Bobby Driscoll voiced Peter Pan, Hans Conried voiced Captain Hook as well as George Darling, and Alan Napier was not Smee’s voice. Another frequent confusion is assuming that the actor who voiced Hook also voiced his first mate; in the 1953 film, those roles were performed by Conried and Thompson separately.