The Lion that Edmund drew glasses on

[*~Livi~*]

Yeah i saw it and i laffed . . . .. and then i watched it again. . . .

 

[Clara Pendragon the Just]

YEAH. i even saw it while watching in the cinemas

 

[Princey]

Ha ha I noticed that! And cracked up...

 

[Narniabeaver2005]

I have't noticed that yet!

 

[Arien]

You just have to see it , it´s hilarious

 

[ABright5]

Also, a little off topic, if you look at the four thrones, you will see:

• Horn on Susan's throne
• Bottle (healing stuff) on Lucy's Throne
• Sword on Peter's Throne

Also, if you look at the wardrobe, you will see the different scenes from "The Magicians Nephew" depicted in the carvings.

 

[Gwen]

I noticed the lion that Edmund drew glasses on the second time I watched the movie in Cair Paravel. I was like... uhhrr, what's that?! That afternoon I watched parts of the movie again and I (finally) understood that Edmund drew the glasses on in the Witch's Castle. Maybe that's a bit late, but I DID find out myself

 

[ABright5]

It's just strange the detail they put in. I would never have thought of putting it in.

 

[Narborg]

Yes, I sore it the 1st time!!!! it was so fuuuunnnnnyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy

 

[narnia+north]

Yeah, i saw it too and started laughing. I almost forgot about that too.

 

[Bramblefox]

Same here, Narnianorth! My brother pointed it out to me the first time in theaters, and I started laughing like crazy!!

 

[Twilight]

Yes, I noticed that the first time I watched it in theatres; I found it cute and funny.

 

[LifeMaiden]

I finally DID notice that lion in the coronation scene with the drawn glasses...after about the fourth time I saw the movie LOL.

 

[Bo$$ king peter]

Omg I just noticed this!!!!

 

[Copperfox]

Welcome aboard, Bo$$ King Peter! Some of us oldsters have been trying to keep T.D.L. alive for years, and it feels good to see a NEW participant checking out long-unused topic threads.

 

[Benisse]

Thank you B.K. Peter for reviving this thread!
Now I want to rewatch the Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe to check out these details on the lion and on the thrones myself...

 

[MrBob]

On narniafandom.com, on their page for the Great Hall, it also describes Edmund's throne as having a carving of a sword breaking Jadis' wand that she used to turned others into stone while also resembling the scales of justice.

MrBob

 

[Peepiceek]

As I recall (haven't watched for a while), Peter's, Susan's and Lucy's thrones all had images of the gifts they received from Santa, while it seemed as though the camera angles had been carefully chosen to avoid giving a clear view of Edmund's throne.

 

[Copperfox]

Wow, I never noticed that.