Today on FilmForce, they have an extra special treat for all the Narnia faithful out there. Up until now, Disney has remained very protective of the young cast, many of whom have had very little acting experience. FilmForce recently got the unique opportunity to speak exclusively with William Moseley and Anna Popplewell, who portray Peter and Susan in the film, respectively. […]
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. […]
Jenny Halper of Cinema Confidential interviews Anna Popplewell. If sixteen-year-old actress Anna Popplewell could have one superhero power, she would want to fly. “That,†she says, “Or super-speedy archery.†[…]
ComingSoon.net got a chance to talk exclusively to Anna Popplewell about playing Susan in the highly-anticipated film! […]
Like the Susan of C. S. Lewis’s beloved Chronicles of Narnia, Anna actually is an older sister, she’s studious, she’s pragmatic and logical—and thus an unlikely candidate to fall for such a far-fetched fairy tale. But like Susan, once she meets Aslan face-to-face, all of that pragmatism and skepticism falls aside, and she embraces the magic. […]
Spoilers are here, so anyone who hasn’t read LWW, you’ll want to avoid this until you read the book. “It’s being made the way the Holy Spirit of God wants it made and that’s what’s important.” When he left the meeting of the C.S. Lewis foundation to head to his other engagement, he asked them to “Please pray for the movie, too.” […]
Here is a transcript of a Radio Cafe interview with C.S. Lewis expert Brian Sibley and literary agent Katherine Ross. The interview originally aired on Radio Scotland’s “Radio Cafe” programme on Thursday, July 7th. […]
The acclaimed Nairn-based actress Tilda Swinton talks to the Arts Journal about her unconventional film career, from her early ground-breaking association with Derek Jarman through to her role in the the forthcoming adaptation of C. […]
Here’s the Narnia Stuff from the One Ring’s chat with Kiran Shah! […]
From the British movie magazine EMPIRE: It’s no surprise that, when first approached to play the evil queen of frostbitten fantasy-world Narnia, Tilda Swinton had reservations. After all, why would a British arthouse doyenne, best […]
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