Of all the wonderful things about Channel 4’s comedy drama Shameless, James McAvoy plays Steve, the posh lad who couldn’t help dipping his fingers in the crime honey pot. Glasgow-born McAvoy is now known very differently as the faun Mr Tumnus in Andrew Adamson’s Narnia adaptation. […]
The lion roared significantly louder this weekend as Buena Vista International’s “The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch & the Wardrobe” solidified its No. 1 position internationally with an estimated three-day gross of $30.6 million, generating an international cume-to-date of a mighty $277 million at 7,550 screens. […]
This February Manchester will play host to the largest collectors event in the North of England, and to launch the show with a real bang we will be giving you the chance to meet the stars of the greatest tv shows such as Star Trek, Lost and Stargate SG-1, and this Winter’s biggest blockbuster movies, King Kong, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, and Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe! […]
On the heels of receiving a Golden Globe Nomination for Best Dramatic Score for his work for NARNIA: THE LION, THE WITCH, AND THE WARDROBE, Tracksounds is able to speak with composer, Harry Gregson-Williams about his epic score, working with director Andrew Adamson, and even the influence (or lack thereof) of Howard Shore’s work for THE LORD OF THE RINGS. […]
Advertisements are set to bombard 600 UK cinemas over the coming weeks in a bid to attract people to Northern Ireland with the slogan, “discover the land that inspired Narnia.” […]
Narni, some 50 miles north of Rome, was until recently just one of many pretty mediaeval hill-towns dotted around Umbria. […]
DavisDVD.com has posted an early DVD cover for what appears to be the single-disc edition of the Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. […]
The company behind the phenomenally successful movie adaptation of The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe has already started work on the sequel. […]
When Michael Travers first read C.S. Lewis’ writings as a teenager, he “didn’t think much” of Lewis’ legendary “Mere Christianity” and felt his “Screwtape Letters” were “not as impressive to me” as they were to others. […]
A fictitious world, an evil witch and a regal, talking lion have already drawn thousands to the movies. […]
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