Prince Caspian

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William Moseley is the 18-year-old Brit who plays the oldest brother Peter in the smash hit “The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe,” the first story in C.S. Lewis’ “Chronicles of Narnia.” After garnering great reviews and an ardent following of teen screamers, Moseley took the autumn off from his life in England to explore acting classes and wander the streets of Greenwich Village.

We’ve just posted the twenty-first edition of the NarniaFans Mailbag. We’ve answered four letters this week from such topics as why they call C.S. Lewis “Jack,” the missing “in-depth companion guidebook,” Prince Caspian filming, and possible use of flashbacks in future Narnia films.

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WETA e-mailed us to share a Christmas Greeting with you, from Richard Taylor. In it, he reveals that he did, in fact, get the chance to work on Prince Caspian. The extent is not yet known, but we’re glad that they were able to be involved once again!

Narnia Fans Spy Thomas reports that Pippa Hall has sent out an e-mail to all those in the running for Prince Caspian. The casting process has been completed, and they have chosen their Caspian.

We’ve just posted the twenthieth edition of the NarniaFans Mailbag. We’ve answered fourteen letters this week, covering directors, extended editions, Prince Caspian, much much more. This is a long one.. brace yourselves!

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Tarva2Alambil sent us a link to a story on Variety.com about Prince Caspian. It seems that all of the confusion recently about the filming locations is because of misunderstood comments, or poor communication of what was actually happening with regard to Britain.

Prague’s Barrandov Studios execs were looking visibly relieved at the opening of their new $4.7 million soundstage Monday, just in time for “The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian” to move in for six months.