Movies & TV
Prince Caspian Video Game Trailer on MySpace Page
A third trailer for the Prince Caspian video game, available from May 13, has been added to the official Narnia MySpace page.
Month: May 2008
Movies & TV
Prince Caspian Footage from LWW
It may not be the highest quality, but Kev wanted to share this with you, the fans. If anyone has a higher-res version, please let us know. I’m hard to get ahold of this week, so please CC Jon Svendsen if you e-mail me.
Movies & TV
Of New York and What’s to Come
Sorry for the lack of news lately. We’re very busy covering some things in New York, or finishing school, depending on who you talk to. Look for some incredible exclusive coverage coming very soon. Let’s just say, I’ve met some people, had photographs taken with them, and seen some really cool things.
Movies & TV
‘Narnia’ Star William Moseley Reflects On Nearly Becoming Harry Potter
The next generation of geekdom came along, and made life good for young actors like William Moseley. “I was up for Harry Potter way, way back,” remembered the 20-year-old. “But I don’t quite fit the bill, I think.”
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“Narnia” composer has become a franchise player
For the 2005 movie “The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe,” composer Harry Gregson-Williams was given an ambitious task: Write the score for a movie where the good guy is a talking lion who is a literary allusion to Jesus, the bad guy is a candy-toting wicked witch and the whole action is set in a fantasy world entombed in winter that children access via a wardrobe.
Movies & TV
MySpace’s Prince Caspian Promotions, Explore Narnia in 3-D
MySpace.com’s homepage is all Prince Caspian, today! The Narnia in 3-D feature has also opened today.
Movies & TV
Behind the scenes of ‘Prince Caspian’ with Douglas Gresham
Jeff Holder at MovieGuide posted a new article on Prince Caspian.
“When a cherished book becomes a movie, the book fans usually cringe. Yet, three years ago, The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe burst onto the screen, satisfying even the most ardent fan of C.S. Lewis’ literary classic.”