We can’t believe it’s been 10 years since Prince Caspian was released. We’re very big fans of the film around here, and believe it was one of the best films released in 2008. Some of the cast of Prince Caspian looks back on the film, ten years later.
Ben Barnes (Caspian), Georgie Henley (Lucy) and William Moseley (Peter) took the opportunity to tweet about their experiences working on the film. We had a blast meeting them all at the world premiere of the film, then, too. Ben Barnes later tweeted about Anna Popplewell, calling her “one of [his] best friends in the world.”
We’ve embedded just a few of those tweets below. Did you do anything to celebrate the tenth anniversary? Only a couple of years until the tenth anniversary of Dawn Treader… perhaps we’ll be celebrating with a screening of a Narnia movie on the SILVER screen once again!
10 YEARS ago today #PrinceCaspian came out in the cinema! What an extraordinary adventure it was; I am eternally grateful to everyone involved in changing my life with this film! #Narnia pic.twitter.com/Cd3nqFvWqS
— Ben Barnes (@benbarnes) May 17, 2018
Ten years ago today Prince Caspian was released. The Chronicles of Narnia has been the most beautiful experience in my life. Truly a dream come true. I am so proud of the work we did in these films. The friendships we built and have carried forward. pic.twitter.com/eZyCbqI96F
— William Moseley (@williammoseley) May 17, 2018
Also thank you forever to all of you guys who love watching the Narnia films. I feel so unbelievably lucky to have been part of something which brings people so much joy. Someday I’ll try to put into words how much fun we had making them. It really was so wonderful.
— Georgie Henley (@geohenleyreal) May 17, 2018
also can we just appreciate my commitment to the signature prince caspian pose please pic.twitter.com/LwQUjyoQXb
— Georgie Henley (@geohenleyreal) May 17, 2018
Happy memories of a decade ago with one of my best friends in the world #annapopplewell #narnia #princecaspian #tbt #bts #byob #abcdefg pic.twitter.com/Qm3UzaRvOv
— Ben Barnes (@benbarnes) May 24, 2018