It’s not easy being Edmund in “The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe.” Three of the four Pevensie siblings are brave, heroic and all-around noble in C.S. Lewis’ classic Narnia series. But Edmund causes most of the problems by taking the side of the evil White Witch. […]
From Girl’s Life: As if you don’t know, The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe, a tale of four sibs who enter an icy, magical world through a closet, in theaters now. The film’s two hotties, William Moseley, 18, and Skandar Keynes, 15, phoned us from their homes near London. And, yes, their English accents make them just as dreamy to talk to as they are to look at. […]
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. […]
The December Hollywood Jesus Narnia Feature Article has been posted: “Lions, Witches and Tug-of-wars—Oh My!.” It’s an exclusive interview that Greg Wright conducted with Walden Media president Michael Flaherty. Greg and Mr. Flaherty discuss the way in which the Narnia movie, playing in public screenings today for the first time, is being used as a two-edged club in America’s supposed “culture wars.” […]
When I met Andrew Adamson on the set of “The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe†last fall, he was surrounded by stone statues, tangled electronics, and countless crew members. The voice of Aslan hadn’t yet been cast, he’d been working on the movie round the clock, and he seemed- to put it mildly- like he was carrying the weight of an entire fantasy world on his creative shoulders. This November, a much more relaxed Adamson basked in the anticipated released of “The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe†and took time to talk to press. […]
William Moseley and Anna Popplewell play the oldest of those four children – Peter and Susan. They get drawn into the world of Narnia by their sister Lucy, and further enmeshed in the bad situation there by their brother Edmund. Moseley and Popplewell have been immersed in Narnia now for a couple of years, and they seem no worse the wear for it. They were bright and charming teenagers, happy to field even the lamest questions the journalists at my roundtable could come up with. […]
Both ComingSoon.net and Chud.com recently had a chance to speak with Swinton and Keynes about their respective characters and their relationship in this story. […]
ComingSoon.net spoke to Adamson during his recent New York press jaunt for “Narnia.” Here are some highlights. […]
XtraMSN has interviewed The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe director Andrew Adamson talks about making the film in his native New Zealand. It is a 13-minute audio interview. […]
NarniaWeb recently had the opportunity to interview Brian Sibley who is responsible for the dramatization of the BBC Audio Book versions of the Chronicles of Narnia. We asked Brian some questions about the upcoming film and we trust you’ll enjoy his answers and insight. […]
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