Monthly Archives: December 2009

Here’s what DailyMail.co.uk had to say about The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe, which came in at #15: A wonderful realisation of C.S. Lewis’s children’s classic which captures everything good about the novel, including its charm, sense of wonder …

This is the second part to my interview with Ernie Malik! Yes, there’s more to come after this! Cy: Will Dawn Treader have an (as rumored) Underwater Battle? Ernie: No. Cy: Another rumor said that Dawn Treader could be released in …

The Dawn Treader will be officially released in one year- for a December 10, 2010 release. No word has been reached as to whether there will be a pre-screening for the premiere of the movie. Originally planned to be released …

DailyMail.co.uk reports: White stags have long been associated with mythology and legend, an elusive yet magnificent beast. King Arthur was left frustrated by his attempts to capture one, as were the Kings and Queens of Narnia, who chased the creature …

Ian Kath, a prop maker on the set of The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, interviewed Douglas Gresham a few weeks ago. NarniaWeb’s icarus transcribed parts of the interview. Below are some interesting and rather revealing bits on VDT. Ian Kath: These …

In the latest installment from Tumnus’s Bookshelf, NarniaFans.com’s Jonathon Svendsen reviews Surprised by Joy (Houghton Mifflin, 1995), C. S. Lewis’s spiritual autobiography. In this book “from his boyhood in Ireland to his trip to the Whipsnad Zoo where he finally accepted Christ …

I have just had the opportunity to e-interview Ernie Malik, Dawn Treader’s chief publicist: Cy: How closely related are the Dawn Treader movie and the Dawn Treader book? Ernie: The film is based on the book, and the adaptation is …

“Chris,” a spy for NarniaFans.com, reports: A friend of mine who was working as an extra on the set of Dawn Treader took this photo at Warner Roadshow Studios. It was taken with a camera phone and the quality isn’t …