Year: 2007

Reading Prince Caspian, you’ll notice that there’s not an epic battle at the end of the film, like there is in The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. In fact, it ends with a feat of bravery. However, rumor has it that the end will now be much larger than that of the book. What does this mean for the story? Well, it means that there will be more changes that (philosophically) could alter the meaning of the ending.

Here’s a bit more translated news on Prince Caspian from a press conference in Bovec. The filmmakers are typically excited about the film they’re making and give us hope for the next chapter to be as big as the first, if not better. Read the rest at the source. The original video for this news report is up at 24ur.com.

According to Narnia.com, the Narnia part of San Diego’s Comic-Con will show more than just the fan art. It will also show footage of Prince Caspian as well as provide opportunities to talk with people who are working on Prince Caspian.

Filming on The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian has now begun in Bovec with a team of hundreds.

Casting is underway for a single role in the third film of the Narnia series, ”The Voyage of the Dawn Treader”. The role is that of Eustace Scrubb.

Have you submitted your entry for The Chronicles of Narnia: PRINCE CASPIAN Fan Art Contest? If not, do so today! Entries will be accepted through Friday, July 6th! The winning submission will be selected by Director Andrew Adamson and printed as a limited edition poster to be distributed at this year’s Comic-Con in San Diego.

With talks for the Directors Guild of America’s next film and TV contract to begin sometime in the next year, Michael Apted has been elected president of the 13,400-member guild for a third two-year term.

Narnia.com has updated the contest page to show the first three contest submissions to become finalists. Tarva2Alambil sent us word: Just noticed that there is a button for viewing submissions on the “Fan Art Contest” page at Narnia.com. There are currently items 3 posted.