CS Lewis, who is enjoying renewed popularity with the release of the film adaptation of “The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe”, won in 1956 for the lesser known “The Last Battle,” the concluding volume in his “Chronicles of Narnia.” […]
Scottish actor JAMES McAVOY fears he’ll miss out on the excitement of the CHRONICLES OF NARNIA film series because [he thinks] the character he played in the first film doesn’t show up again until book seven. […]
Much of the damage done in this world is done by people who don’t exactly mean to rebel against God–they just figure they have a better idea. And even in the peripheral zones of human creativity, it can happen that people make “improvements”–which AREN’T…. The existing Narnia movie, while I would have done a few things differently, does NOT feature any alterations or expansions which I would consider damaging…I am, for the record, confident that the future films WILL be done right, and that I will have no serious complaints. But perhaps it wouldn’t hurt to imagine (and so be forewarned against) some “anti-improvements” which could occur if scripts for the follow-on movies were to be written by writers who DON’T appreciate the vision of Mr. Lewis. “Prince Caspian” being already scripted, I’ll start with “Dawn Treader.”
We’ve just posted the twelfth edition of the NarniaFans Mailbag. We’ve answered fourteen letters this week, and WETA Workshop answers a letter from a few weeks ago. We also cover Reepicheep, IRCs, The Last Battle, The Extended Edition, and more!
We’ve just posted the third edition of the NarniaFans Mailbag. We’ve answered nine letters this week, including such topics as the lyrics, casting, the Extended score, how they may film The Last Battle, and more!
In a Narnia Fans Exclusive, ~Rogue~, a moderator here at Narnia Fans’ Dancing Lawn Forums, had a chance to meet Skandar Keynes. Not only that, but they talked a bit about the filming of the next Narnia films. […]
The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe was nearing $664 million at the beginning of this week at the global box office. The film has rung up $288,193,914 at the U.S. box office since its Dec. 9 release, while “Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire,” which came out three weeks earlier, is a nose ahead at $288,733,970. […]
LearnOutLoud.com, an online resource for audio and video educational products, presents the C. S. Lewis Audio and Video Resource Page. This web page is a one-stop portal for every audio book and video by or about the author. […]
**Spoilers – LWW and The Last Battle Article also includes some more adult topics, reader discretion is advised.. thank J.K. Rowling for that** Recently, there has been much ado about Susan, the Pevensie that falls […]
Why Susan Can’t Come Home By Lia Harrison **Spoilers – LWW and The Last Battle** Those who have read all of the Chronicles, particularly The Last Battle, know that Narnia as we know it comes […]
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