Alicia Borrachero has been cast as Prunaprismia, the wife of General Miraz, Narnia’s evil king in Andrew Adamson’s “The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian.”
Pic is the second film in the Disney and Walden Media franchise.
Spain’s Borrachero previously played Escolastica, a devout aunt, in Mike Newell’s “Love in the Time of Cholera.” She is repped in Europe by Katrina Bayonas, head of Madrid-based Kuranda.
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This month, in addition to a rather tongue-in-cheek story synopsis that Jenn and I intend as a nod to the story structure of Prince Caspian itself, George Rosok offers up a critique of the novel against the very standards which Lewis himself set for the genre of “children’s stories.†Also, Kathy Bledsoe takes a look at the spiritual significance of yet another (seemingly) warped aspect of the story: Aslan’s “holiday†with Bacchus and the boys—and girls! […]
According to Will Poulter, his chances on having a career as an actor are, at the very most, slim.
Looking at the 15-year-old’s already sterling resume – which includes a lead role in the movie Son of Rambow, and a part in the forthcoming Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader film alongside Liam Neeson – that comes as a real surprise.
A brief update from William O’Flaherty, who was in attendance at Douglas Gresham and Dr. Devin Brown’s event: Douglas Gresham (Lewis’s step-son) spoke at Asbury University today. When the question of the future of the […]
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