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News for Dec. 09, 2004
Brian Cox To Voice Aslan!?
12/09/04, 2:19 pm EST - Xoanon
From AICN: According to the official newsleter I received not more 15 minutes ago, they have announced the voice of Aslan. No, it's not James Earl Jones (he's already done the kingly lion thing before, dontcha know?), no it's not Sean Connery (thank god)... Here's a hint: "I swear to God I'm gonna pistol whip the next guy that says 'Shenanigans.'" That's right, dude! It's noneother than Brian Cox, the original Hannibal Lector, Cpt. O'Hagan himself. [
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News for Dec. 01, 2004
Narnia Set Report from ComingSoon
12/01/04, 9:34 pm EST - Xoanon
C.S. Lewis created a magical world in which all that a child could dream of was available just by walking through a coat closet. Director Andrew Adamson has put together an all-star team to bring Lewis' words to life. An important part of that team is Roger Ford whose wonderful sets allow the actors to immerse themselves in the world. Recently Disney allowed a first peak of those sets to the press, and ComingSoon.net was there to give you an inside look at The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe. As with any set visit, not all that was seen will appear in the final film, and for those people who love surprises, there will undoubtedly be some spoilers. So for the fans of the book that want to know how it is being treated, read on. Everyone else is recommended to read the books first, a good recommendation at any time, and then come back here. [
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News for Nov. 29, 2004
Narnia Movie Poster Stand Image!
11/29/04, 8:28 pm EST - Xoanon

From
narniaweb.com: If you go to the movies this Christmas you just may see this fabulous wardrobe advertising the Chronicles of Narnia, December 2005. NarniaWeb has received an exclusive look at this six-foot display now appearing in some Cinemark theaters on the west coast. [
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Producer Mark Johnson on "Narnia"
11/29/04, 8:11 pm EST - Xoanon
Considering Barry Levinson films like “Bugsy” and “Rain Man” are the major highlights of Producer Mark Johnson’s forty-year-long roster, he seems an unlikely brain behind Andrew Adamson’s adaptation of the children’s classic “The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe.” But, in fact, it’s Johnson’s diverse work as a producer that seems to be a major factor in his Hollywood success. [
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A First Look at Narnia Artwork
11/29/04, 2:18 pm EST - Tehanu
Dark Horizons has an exclusive first look at some of the artwork from The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe! [
More] The opening shots of wartime London under aerial attack give us an idea of how exciting the beginning of the film might be, as well as cluing in the audience to the fact that during the Second World War, thousands of children were sent out of the cities to escape the danger of bombing raids. Many of C. S. Lewis's readers would have experienced, like the Pevenseys, both the air-raids and the displacement to a strange new house in the country where they were left pretty much to their own devices.
Dark Horizon's also gives us a good look at the mysterious Wardrobe!
News for Nov. 21, 2004
Northern Michigan town celebrates work of British author C.S. Lewis
11/21/04, 11:49 am EST - Xoanon
PETOSKEY -- With surprisingly little squirming, dozens of elementary school pupils sit cross-legged on the library floor as a woman in a high-backed rocking chair reads from "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe." "I love that book," says 10-year-old Spencer Nemecek, who has read the classic children's novel before. The lessons he draws from it would warm the heart of author C.S. Lewis: "Evil does not prevail, and you're never too old to believe in fairy tales." [
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Magic Roundabout's New Look
11/21/04, 11:46 am EST - Xoanon

It's The Magic Roundabout as you've never seen it before. The cult kids' TV favourite has had a major makeover for the big screen. And the result is set to leave children - and adults - spellbound when the film comes out in February Puppets from the 60s show have been discarded in favour of computer-generated 3D characters. [
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News for Nov. 20, 2004
Rocker Lee Talks Narnia
11/20/04, 12:57 pm EST - Xoanon
Amy Lee, singer in the rock band Evanescence, told MTV that she will provide music for Disney's upcoming book-to-film adaptation The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe, according to a report on ComingSoon.net. Lee said that she was a fan of C.S. Lewis' books, about four children who discover a magical land in the clutches of an evil witch. [
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News for Nov. 19, 2004
Broadbent's 'Edge of Reason' Opens Today
11/19/04, 11:22 am EST - Xoanon

The latest
Jim Broadbent (Professor Digory Kirke) film 'Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason' opens in wide release today. Follow the link for showtimes and cinemas. [
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News for Nov. 17, 2004
Big Book Celebrity Auction
11/17/04, 12:31 pm EST - Xoanon

The Big Book Auction is auctioning books owned by celebrities for the LEPRA charity, one of the books available is owne by
Jim Broadbent (Professor Digory Kirke), Catch - 22 by Joseph Heller. [
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