Andrew Adamson

Describing William Moseley as exuberant would be an understatement. A self described extrovert, this schoolboy from the British countryside scored big when casting director Pippa Hall chose him over hoards of hopefuls for the role of Peter in Andrew Adamson’s “The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe.” And William was so thrilled he cried.

The film’s being directed by Shrek director Andrew Adamson and we’ve got a fantastic chance for you Narnia fans out there. FilmFocus will be talking to Adamson at the end of the month to deliver a fantastic first-look interview and we’re throwing down the gauntlet – pitch us the question you’d like to ask the director and we’ll choose the best ones to put to the man himself.

Filmweb.no, a Norwegian film site, is picking out 20 questions which they will send to director Andrew Adamson to answer. The answers will be published at Filmweb.no later this fall.

Richard Taylor, who supervised the designs of armor and weapons for the Lord of the Rings trilogy and the upcoming film adaptation of Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, said that although both stories were adapted from British novels of the same period, the styles of the films have significant differences.

Post-production work on New Zealand director Andrew Adamson’s The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe is under way in London. Adult actors including Tilda Swinton, Dawn French, Jim Broadbent, Rupert Everett and all the children have been in and out of an edit suite laying down additional voice tracks on the movie, the Daily Telegraph newspaper reports.

Walt Disney Pictures/Walden Media present The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe— Journey through the wardrobe and into the extraordinary world of Narnia for a revealing look at Walt Disney Pictures/Walden Media’s spectacular new film based on the C. S. Lewis classic.

“People are waiting for Narnia and they are waiting for Narnia for generations,” British actor Tilda Swinton, who plays Jadas the evil White Witch in the popular children’s story, said.

Michael Flaherty, President of Walden Media, was interviewed by CCM in the February edition of CCM magazine.