“The C. S. Lewis Company stayed loyal to Walden. At a two-day meeting in New York, Walden laid out its vision, along with promises that the children would not be Americanized, and that the guardians of Lewis’s legacy would be deeply involved in the production.”
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Spoilers are here, so anyone who hasn’t read LWW, you’ll want to avoid this until you read the book. “It’s being made the way the Holy Spirit of God wants it made and that’s what’s important.” When he left the meeting of the C.S. Lewis foundation to head to his other engagement, he asked them to “Please pray for the movie, too.” […]
Hey, Narnia Fans! Welcome to “Behind the Wardrobe” an Interview Series with Douglas Gresham. Join me as we find out about CS Lewis, Narnia and more in this interview series.
Special thanks to Paul Martin (The Webmaster for NarniaFans) and to Mr. Douglas Gresham himself for this amazing opportunity. And an even bigger thanks to Mr. Gresham for putting up with a few of my impossible questions. Thanks for being such a great sport about it!
For this week: Jack’s Life, “The Dark Tower”, and other matters.
A couple of days ago we learned that Walden Media, the company that brought us three new Narnia movies, is undergoing some restructuring. In doing so, they are laying off nearly 25% of their employees, […]
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