Mark Wells Picked to Portray Adult Edmund
New Zealand actor Mark Wells has been chosen to play the adult Skandar Keynes.
New Zealand actor Mark Wells has been chosen to play the adult Skandar Keynes.
A bit more information on Disney’s marketing stratagy for The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe.
An article about Harper Collins at The Book Standard claims that the first trailers will be released in April and that the premier will be in London at Royal Albert Hall on December 7, 2005.
This set report by Tehanu describes the centaurs and satyrs in The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe.
The good folks at IESB have two screenshots from the upcoming video game.
This press release from Buena Vista Games gives some more details about the forthcoming video games which will be released later this year to coincide with the movie.
The UK’s Sunday Telegraph reports on Disney’s plans to market The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe directly to evangelicals in a manner similar to Mel Gibson’s The Passion.
Andrew Adamson was interviewed on March 3 on a New Zealand Christian radio station: Rhema. We’ve got the transcript. UPDATE: We now have audio of the interview thanks to the Rob Holding of Radio Rhema.
Cinema Confidential has posted some new concept art on their website.
Read Pavement Magazine’s interview with Jaxin Hall who was the other actor who made it to the final audition for the role of Peter. William Moseley won out, but Hall will appear in the movie as a soldier.