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It's almost interesting you've brought it up. As I recall, the design of the White Witch in the animated LWW from 1979 looks a lot like the wicked Queen from Disney's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Given that Walt Disney was known to adapt fairy tales (and I think his company continues to do...

What if Narnia was done in opera style?

"One guy's a straight centaur, the other guy's collecting nuts!"

"The radar says it'll be clear today, but I shouldn't be surprised if there's a blizzard later on."

I was reading in a devotional book called Roar: A Christian Family Guide To Narnia. In The Last Battle section, Rishda is referred to Prince Rishda for some reason. It kind of threw me off, because in the book, he's Rishda Tarkaan. They may have been confused with Prince Rabadash from The Horse...

Right. I know BBC cast Barbara Kellermen (who actually looks a lot like Angelica Huston) as both the White Witch and the Lady of the Green Kirtle. Even then, there wasn't any implication that they're the same person! It may have been for budgetary reasons! It's been a banned topic over on...

Point taken, Copperfox. If you think about it, in Christian teachings, Satan is not even equal to Jesus. So there's no way that the White Witch and the Lady of the Green Kirtle be in equal to Aslan.

I would like him to be, though I'm not so sure. He's kind of been out of the loop.

I know there's been speculation that the White Witch and the Lady of the Green Kirtle are the same person! They're actually not (the Estate has confirmed it!) It's possible they could be related, though!

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[Hopefully you enjoy finding out what happens.] Chapter Nine *** Jewel knew that the thing that Shift has been bringing out of the stable at night was not Aslan at all. He was to be executed for refusing to acknowledge that it was Aslan. He even wondered what would become of his dear friend...

I'm sure we'll hear an announcement about who will the composer be before too long. Hans Zimmer might be good. Then there's also Howard Shore, who did the music for The Lord of the Rings Film Trilogy.

I think some people expect a big battle scene from fantasy films. There isn't one in VDT, SC, and MN. Though it would seem that Hollywood would want to squeeze it in there. While HHB and LB each have a battle, neither are "saving the world" plot. In HHB, saving Narnia and Archenland from the...

Right. I was just looking at the runtime from previous adaptations- LWW 1967 TV Series (which I haven't seen) were 20 minutes for each episode The animated LWW from 1979, which was the first adaptation I've watched, was 90 minutes long. The BBC TV Series- LWW- 172 minutes PC and VDT- 30...

Now that we've got news that Greta Gerwig is going to write and direct at least 2 Narnia films (we don't know which of those two will be though), it sure would make you wonder how long Narnia films should be. Any ideas on what the runtime should be?

I don't think epic music with trumpets, big drums and strong male vocals would fit. I mean, that could work for The Horse And His Boy, Prince Caspian, and The Last Battle. Though for the other books, the music should sound magical with harp, piano, flute, and the vocal sound like angels.

I think both BBC and Walden removed Father Christmas saying the line, "Battles are ugly when women fight!" It wouldn't surprise me if a new adaptation did that.

Oh yes! Now it raises the question which of those two will be. LWW and PC or MN and LWW or LWW and HHB.