Encore Stage & Studio’s Children’s Theatre brings this magical land of Narnia to life through a production of C.S. Lewis’ “The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe.” […]
Audible.com features free Narnia audio downloads for you! Listen at their website! […]
French site Elbakin.net has released the name of the french voice of Aslan : veteran actor, Omar Sharif ! […]
Though everyone from Ian McKellen to Ralph Fiennes was considered, “we only recorded two,” says producer Mark Johnson. Brian Cox was originally hired, but “when we matched his voice with the visual presentation of Aslan, we realized it was not an ideal fit.” After trying out Neeson, Johnson says, “we knew instantly we had found our mane man.” […]
Daan Almighty sent us a load of new concept art images. He took photos of them at a recent narnia event in Amsterdam (at which, he said, the lighting was terrible, sorry for that). SPOILERS! […]
The dreams C.S. Lewis had that began in the late 1940s were different. Some were frightening and some were beautiful and, as he described them to family and friends, they involved lions, especially a giant lion that had a regal, yet wild personality. […]
I am going to go on a brief hiatus from my hiatus here because I had the great privilege yesterday of seeing the highly anticipated The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe from Disney/Walden. I haven’t been so eager to see a film since The Passion of the Christ, nor felt the same sense of relief and joy! […]
It is set to be the fiercest clash in cinema box office history: Aslan, King of Narnia, versus King Kong. […]
Hollywood has been turning best-selling novels into movies for decades, as far back as ”Gone With the Wind.” But publishers have usually had nothing to do with it. They watched and hoped the movie would drive up sales of the book. Sometimes it did, but just as often it didn’t. […]
Gov. Jeb Bush is encouraging Florida schoolchildren to read The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, a parable of the New Testament gospels, for a contest timed with the release of the movie version by a company owned by a prominent Republican donor.
The $150 million film opens Dec. 9, and three sets of winners will get a private screening in Orlando, two nights at a Disney resort, a dinner at Medieval Times and a copy of the C.S. Lewis children’s novel signed by Jeb and Columba Bush. […]
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