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June 1st 2007

Walt Disney Pictures has sent the official plot synopsis of The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian. They said that the enchanted characters of C.S. Lewis’s timeless fantasy come to life again in this second installment of the seven book series, in which the Pevensie siblings are magically and mysteriously transported back from England to Narnia, where a thrilling, perilous new adventure and an even greater test of their faith and courage awaits them. You can read the complete summary HERE.

May 15th 2007

The actor Pierfrancesco Favino who plays in Prince Caspian was interviewed about the film production. You can read the complete article HERE.

April 30th 2007

Co-producer Douglas Gresham was interviewed and revealed pretty interesting information about the filming process. He said that he was in Prague to look at one of the most fabulous sets ever built, Miraz’s Castle, which is what they are filming right now. He told us that the footage they have so far looks spectacularly good, even richer and somehow stronger than LWW. He also said that the increased maturity of the children and their acting skills were remarkable. This is going to be one seriously great movie.

April 24th 2007

Slovenia's 24ur has posted a video about Prince Caspian in Slovenia. This year’s largest Disney film project, Prince Caspian means the biggest publicity ever for Bovec. Millions of filmgoers will see the region’s Soca river and a fairytale bridge. The first crew members are coming to Bovec in May 2007.

The greatest attraction will probably be the wooden bridge, which will be made by the Primorje factory in Ajdovscina. It will be 60 metres long and 7 metres wide. This is the sort of bridge that was in fact designed by Caesar, which means that it will be an example of a truly old bridge, made from pine wood. The cavalry will cross the bridge, which will collapse. Then the soldiers will be taken to another land. You can see the whole article (video translation) HERE and watch the 24ur video HERE.

April 19th 2007

Associate Producer David Minkowski was interviewed by the Czech Film Commission on the Prince Caspian shoot taking place in Prague. " It is a big load and, at the same time, a challenge. In a relatively small town like Prague it's really very hard to find enough good people and equipment for two Hollywood films at the same time" said David Minkowski. You can read this really interesting interview at the CZECH FILM COMMISSION.

April 18th 2007

Director Michael Apted has been given the task of directing Walden Media and Disney's third Chronicles of Narnia film, The Voyage of the Dawn Treader. Hopefully, his enthusiasm and attention to detail will give us something remarkable ! The official credited cast members are Skandar, Georgie, William, Anna and Ben. The script of this movie is actually in pre-production and it will probably be released in 2009. For more information, visit the IMDB PAGE.

April 5th 2007

The shooting of Prince Caspian in the New Zealand is now complete, and the production is currently filming in the Czech Republic. Up at Barrandov, Prince Caspian began shooting Sunday, April 1st at the Prague Studios.

Director Andrew Adamson chose the confluence of the river Soca and its tributary Gljun in northeastern Slovenia for the setting of the final scenes of the film. The parts filmed in the Bovec region will feature scenes of 300 soldiers running over a bridge and its spectacular destruction. The shooting on the emerald river is to take place in the first part of June. The crew that is to prepare the setting is to arrive in Slovenia already in April. Its members will build a wooden beam bridge, resembling the bridges built by Julius Caesar and his legionaries during the Gallic War.

Shooting end is envisaged for August. Post-production will then begin in England.

April 3rd 2007

One of the visual effects companies working on Prince Caspian, the UK-based Framestore CFC, has posted a brief update on their work on the film. The next Narnia film is now well under way, and Framestore CFC has got a lion’s share of the VFX work. As well as the CG creatures, Aslan and a badger called Trufflehunter, the 500 or so shots this team expects to complete will also involve a spectacular River God sequence.

March 12th 2007

Disney recently previewed some of their upcoming movies at ShoWest in Las Vegas. They showed an impressive production reel for The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian including concept art for the sequel’s new characters and soundbites from director Andrew Adamson and make-up FX supervisor Howard Berger, talking about the differences with the sequel and how they will get a chance to show how the different creatures fight, and there was accompanying battle pre-vis to demonstrate what they meant. IESB.net also said that The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian is going to be bigger than the first.

Februrary 28th 2007

Some news about the production set were given. A large base camp supporting 200 cast and crew from the Narnia movies has been set up in an old quarry near Lake Moeraki, in South Westland. The film crew arrived at the weekend in a fleet of 40 trucks. Essential staff are helicoptered in to the set at the mouth of the Moeraki River. Numbers are capped at 60 people. As the film employs four children, two of them minors, they can only work certain hours. However, filming should still be wrapped up in about three days. In a few weeks’ time, everyone will move next to the Czech Republic. There was a food tent big enough to seat for 200, although some food was being flown in to the set. A truck carried portable toilets and there was even hot water on tap.

Februrary 16th 2007

Official press release for the start of filming on The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian. Click HERE to read to full article.

February 4th 2007

At a press conference in Auckland, director Andrew Adamson confirmed that filming on Prince Caspian will soon begin at undisclosed locations around New Zealand. He also said that he will not be directing the third Narnia film. He talked about how much the childern have grown over the years: "They’re growing surprisingly fast. We just saw Georgie and Skandar yesterday and Skandar’s grown probably about a foot since the last film", Andrew said. He explained that Prince Caspian will probably be a little darker than LWW, partly because the children are older, but partly because it’s a different story. Click HERE to read the full interview and HERE to watch a video interview with Andrew Adamson on New Zealand’s TV ONE Close Up programme.

December 21th 2006

William Moseley, who plays Peter Pevensie, has recently been vacationing in New York. Newspaper "The Villager" caught up with him to chat about acting and Prince Caspian. Click HERE to read the interview.

November 11th 2006

According to COMINGSOON.NET the release date of Prince Caspian will be on May 16, 2008. However, the release date may still be changed depending on the post-production. The filming will begin in January 2007.

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