Welcome to Tumnus’s Book Shelf where we review any and all books related to Narnia and CS Lewis! For our first review we will be looking at CS Lewis’s The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe! (some possible spoilers)
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Ray Winstone, the actor that contributed his voice acting skills to The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, is going to appear in a film that is scheduled to release a mere six days after The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian. The fourth and final (?) film in the Indiana Jones series has been on again/off again for about ten years. However, if this year’s box office is any indication, both Prince Caspian and Indy 4 have ample opportunity to rake in the box office receipts from what is largely the same audience. […]
See how the filmmakers utilized visual effects to create a whole world of Narnia’s creatures and characters. Go behind the scenes of the film’s visual effects. […]
Here’s another report from the BIOLA Media Conference! This one features some new information that previous reports may not have mentioned. Really great stuff! […]
USA Today ranks five big pictures that are sure to pop your corn in 2005. And when we say big, we mean big. Big budgets, big concepts, big directors, big effects — especially that hairy beast who goes ape in King Kong, and we don’t mean Jack Black. Intentionally omitted is the most anticipated film event of the summer, the opening May 20 of Star Wars, Episode III: Revenge of the Sith, in which George Lucas finally brings his multigenerational space opera to a close. The only suspense is whether this prequel goes out with a bang or a bust. […]
IGN FilmForce heads down under to journey through the magical worlds of C.S. Lewis. The casting of the voice of Aslan is still a great mystery, at least for those of us on the outside. […]
THE WHITE WITCH’S GREAT HALL The next soundstage we visited was the White Witch’s Great Hall, as they’ve come to call it. It was a colossal completely iced over ballroom-like locale which showcased at the […]
Set Builder Pete MacKinnon, who constructed all twelve sections of the set with his team of three carpenters over three months, estimates that he used over 4500 sticks, all “between finger thickness and leg thickness,” to create the set. Each stick had to be individually “beaver-ized,” to eliminate all machine cuts, and every screw holding the set together had to be hidden while at the same time maintaining structural integrity. “It was a bit like making giant wicker baskets,” says MacKinnon. […]
Ray Winstone has been cast as the voice of Mr. Beaver in the upcoming Narnia film. Winstone will co-star with British comic Dawn French who will voice the part of Mrs. Beaver. […]
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