World Premiere

Film premieres in London have long been the exclusive preserve of studio executives and their guests, the 1,600 chosen few who could cram into the capital’s largest cinema, the Odeon Leicester Square. Now a Hollywood studio is throwing open its doors to the public, enabling as many as 10,000 fans to walk up the red carpet at the biggest movie premiere in Britain.

OneNews NZ were there at the red carpet, standing next to us as we snagged interviews with the cast and creative team.

I’ve been pretty busy over the past week. Believe me, you want to know about this. The journey started a week ago, as I left for New York City. Over the next week, I’m going to be posting a lot of interviews and stories about the adventures, all leading up to our review of the film on May 16th!

We were there as well, but you’ll have to wait for our full report. In the meantime, here are some clips from their vantage point along the red carpet.

From HarperCollinsChildrens: YOU COULD WIN A TRIP TO THE PRINCE CASPIAN MOVIE PREMIERE!

Enter for a chance to win a unique Narnia experience in celebration of the next blockbuster film in the Narnia franchise from Walt Disney Pictures and Walden Media coming to theaters May 16th, 2008!

NarniaFans.com is proud to be among the sites presenting the world premiere of the trailer for The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian! We have the trailer in the best quality available: Quicktime.

Director Andrew Adamson has selected a winner in the Narnia Fan Art contest! The winning entry will be posted following Comic-Con, and the winner will receive a trip for two to the World Premier of Prince Caspian! However, due to production circumstances beyond our control, we were unable to print the winning piece of art in time for Comic-Con. Visit Narnia.com next week for the big reveal!

Laura Zamzow was able to attend the World Premiere of the Chronicles of Narnia Suite last night. She sent us along some pictures from the event that she took in the lobby (as I’m sure no photography of any kind was allowed in the auditorium). The pictures are primarily props from the film. Very cool stuff. She also tells us about the concert itself. Read on!