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The first behind-the-scenes glimpse of the upcoming film, Narnia: The Magician’s Nephew, reveals a shocking new timeline that reimagines the iconic series. Filming at Bank Station in London showcased a 1950s setting, with star David McKenna (Digory Kirke) spotted on set. The behind the scenes compilation video, courtesy of fans on social media, offers a sneak peek at the film’s new direction ahead of its 2026 release.

Are you a fan of the BBC’s version of The Chronicles of Narnia? If so, you’re probably going to want to grab this new Blu-ray set. It features all of their adaptations, plus a feature-length […]

With Greta Gerwig’s adaptation of The Magician’s Nephew for NETFLIX on the horizon, the buzz among fans is a mix of excitement and nervous energy. What will change? What will stay the same? To help us all keep track of the latest developments, we’ve launched a dedicated page to monitor every confirmed change, rumor, and wild fan theory. SPOILER ALERT: this page by its very nature exposes major plot changes to both the book and movie. This will be your one-stop bookmarkable resource for everything related to the book-to-screen adaptation of The Magician’s Nephew.

As filming continues, we now have a new cast member to announce. Tom Bonington, who you may know as Farrax in season 2 of Andor. In Narnia: The Magician’s Nephew, he’s playing a role that I’m sure […]

The Bank Station set revealed our first look at Digory and Jadis on Strawberry, but a seven-minute walking tour shared by @NarnianSource
on YouTube offers definitive evidence: a variety show poster dated August 5th, 1955. This confirms the Netflix adaptation of The Magician’s Nephew is set in the summer of 1955, aligning with the book’s publication year and its themes of a cold, wet summer driving the children’s indoor adventures.

In the book Jadis goes on a rampage terrorizing London, but why might she target the Tower of London? JEWELS! The Tower of London famously guards the royal family’s coronation jewels. In the book Jadis is out on a quest not just for dazzling accessories but for conquest of Earth. What better way to assert her dominion as Jadis, Queen of Earth, than stealing the crown of Queen Elizabeth II? The scene that was shot with Jadis and Digory riding Strawberry in a fervent gallop into the Tower of London raises the stakes of the rampage and has grander cinematic imagery than a smash and grab at a pawn shop.

Imagine my delight and wonder when a rare meaningful Facebook recommendation popped up on my feed. This recommendation led me to finding out about Katie Wray Schon’s brand new picture book biography Painting Wonder: How Pauline Baynes Illustrated the Worlds of CS Lewis and JRR Tolkien. I smiled with delight as I read the press release. Finally, someone was telling the story of one of the greatest illustrators in 20th century children’s literature, and it is absolutely delightful and enchanting!