I think that Mark Johnson was ready to talk when we interviewed him. He was clearly enthusiastic about Prince Caspian and shared his feelings on finding his niche in making family movies which you can read about here.
Chris Markus and Steve McFeely were great to see and interview because aside from a few short mentions in the Movie Companions and the Narnia.com blog, I’d never heard much of anything from these two before. And not only that, but they were really FUNNY and very enjoyable to listen to. Read about their experiences writing for Prince Caspian here.
Two scenes that were not seen in the Prince Caspian film are online. They show Caspian and Doctor Cornelius having a conversation.
Disney.com has posted a video called “Creatures of Narnia,” but it’s totally different from the one posted on Yahoo.
Weta has announced that the ‘Caspian On Steed’ statue is now available for pre-order.
Now that the film has been released in the US we can start posting our reviews. If you are curious what other NarniaWebbers thought of the film, we have three extended reviews of the film from Tirian, Fantasia_kitty, and glumPuddle.
I was very impressed with both Will and Georgie because the interviewers asked them some pretty deep questions about the books and the answers they gave were particularly insightful — though I think everyone has been surprised at how much the cast has grown up (especially Georgie). Read about their experiences on Prince Caspian here.
The Prince Caspian video game hits stores today, and features two scenes not included in the movie.
Recently I (fantasia_kitty) had the opportunity to travel to New York City and attend a press junket with media outlets from around the world. After seeing the film, I was able to interview many of the members of the cast and crew. Over the coming days we’ll be releasing these interviews for your enjoyment. We’ll kick it off with Prince Caspian’s director, Andrew Adamson.
