The Trilo3y Food & Film Fest is an all inclusive four city marathon movie experience. Kicking off in Los Angeles May of 2013 with future dates in London, Syndey, and Wellington. Featuring the Narnia movie series inspired by the writings of C.S Lewis along with the award winning and critically acclaimed Lord of the Rings films by Peter Jackson, the Trilo3y.net Narnia and Lord Of The Rings Food Wine & Film Fest is the most anticipated interactive movie marathon experience in the world today. After listening to fans who for years have yearned to experience and to even re-experience the Narnia and  Lord of the Rings trilogies on the big screen, we are very proud to make this dream a reality by producing this film series in vintage, historic movie theaters.

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Georgie wore these shoes with the orange dress that she wore throughout most of the film. Until just a few months ago, these shoes were locked up in a warehouse owned by Walden Media. Now they are waiting to find a new home with a Narnia fan like you.

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These shoes are a soft pair of Mary Jane-like flats with a T-strap, made of imitation leather. You can see Lucy wearing these shoes in the “Crossing the Gorge” scene, “Campfire” scene, and many other scenes. The auction will run until June 20 at 10 PM ET and is open to anyone in the world. You can bid with your NarniaPassport account, and if you don’t have one yet, you can easily sign up. Shipping costs will be calculated upon end of auction, and the winning bidder will pay securely via PayPal.

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According to The Lion’s Call, in a recent talk at Oxford, Gresham “was questioned on the future of the Narnia films” and “seems very keen to continue having them made.”

The moratorium period is now known to be 7 years, meaning another film cannot legally be made without Walden Media until 2018 (assuming the moratorium period began just after Voyage of the Dawn Treader‘s release). Gresham also indicated that he is interested in having future films made independently as opposed to hiring a studio such as Walden or Disney or Fox.

Book purists will be happy to know that Gresham is intent upon producing The Silver Chair next, not The Magician’s Nephew, and he expressed a wish to bring Andrew Adamson back as director.

In the meantime, Gresham says he is pursuing a film version of The Screwtape Letters.

No more Narnia until 2018? What do you think about that? Discuss in the comments!

The Narnia.com domain name is owned by C.S. Lewis Pte Ltd.

Pictured: Narnia.com in 2000

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Thanks to ‘AslansLily’ for the heads-up!

Thanks to Justin Sweet for sharing some of his beautiful work!

Says Rupert Goold (pictured left), “The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe left a huge impression on me as a child. It’s combination of fairytale strangeness and mythic spirituality seemed fundamentally English in sensibility, and returning to it now as an adapter and in reading all the stories to my children I also find it strangely Shakespearean too.”

Goold’s production is set to open at Kensington Gardens (UK) in May.

EDIT: The production has a website here. (Thanks to boke_wyrm for the heads-up!)

Images: threesixty and REX

The film, based on J.R.R. Tolkien’s book of the same name, is set to release on December 14, 2012 in 3D.