The Lion The Witch and the Wardrobe - Jeffrey Overstreet (Page 2)

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The Lion The Witch and the Wardrobe

A collection of 38 posts

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New York Times considers the marketing of Narnia

from The New York Times: Mitchell Leib, president of music for Disney's Buena Vista film unit, said he still expected to assemble and release a secular soundtrack before the film's Dec. 9 opening. But he cited production snags. He said he was still awaiting a recording

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New feedback at CT: Narnia

A letter worth noting at the Feedback page for Christianity Today Movies: Your Reel News column states, "It's not surprising that believers would see [The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe] as not just mere entertainment, but as an evangelistic opportunity. "In stark contrast, C. S.

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I've Got a Golden Ticket to Narnia!

Woo hoo!!! I've just been informed that I have the enormous privilege of covering The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe for Christianity Today. And since I'm enormously skeptical about the whole affair, rather than a blindly loyal "Narniac" who's already calling

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The Lion, the Witch, and the Musical Merchandising

Somewhere, the real Aslan is feeling betrayed. There are going to be FOUR soundtrack albums for The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe. Not two. Not three. But four. (Five is right out.) Can you say "overkill"? If they keep this up, my enthusiasm for this project will

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The Narnia Trailer is Here!

The wardrobe awaits... See Aslan. Hear Aslan Roar. My thoughts: Looks like the big, Lord of the Rings-style treatment, alright. And it'll make crowds happy. The crowd of fans who watched it with me at Biola a few weeks ago went berzerk and demanded an encore performance. So

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I Have Seen Aslan.

Saw the first full-length trailer for The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe at Biola's Media Conference. Twice. That's how much the crowd loved it. Can't say more at this point, except that all of the main characters get their close-ups, and it'

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Glimpses of the Narnia characters

These WETA collectibles give you a glimpse of the characters we'll be seeing in the upcoming The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe. Looking good so far. WETA's collectibles for The Lord of the Rings were extraordinary, so I assume these are fairly true to the

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Report: The Voice of Aslan is...

... Bryan Cox. (At least, that's what Ain't It Cool News is reporting.) I'm thrilled. Cox has a big, booming, rough voice. He never wastes one line of dialogue. His voice has so much more character, personality, and complexity than the large-but-dull voices usually employed

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Awake, Fans of Middle Earth and Narnia!

And Thanksgiving just keeps on going! Today, SIX MINUTES of footage from the Extended Edition of The Return of the King is online ... here. And your first glimpse of the enchanted Wardrobe from The Chronicles of Narnia is ... here.

Looking Elsewhere

Kurt Cobain Rises Again

Tidbits: * If you missed my headline-scan at CT Reel News this week... it's not too late. There's news about Hobbits invading Boston, children entering Narnia, Bryan Singer jumping on Superman, Malaysians attending The Passion, Stephen Baldwin entering the ministry, Ralph Fiennes stalking Harry Potter, Kevin Smith

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Jim Broadbent and Four Young Actors Head to Narnia

The great Jim Broadbent will be playing the Professor in The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe, and four young actors are headed to fame and fortune as Narnia's legendary heroes: Peter, Susan, Edmund, and Lucy. Click here to get a glimpse of their soon-to-be-everywhere mugs.

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First look into the Wardrobe

Can you feel the chill? The Witch's winter is coming... Here's a glimpse of Aslan, the White Witch, the Unicorn, and a boy that I'm guessing is Edmund...

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Let's kick this thing off with an announcement... The White Witch!

Why not kick off this blog with something that looks like news? It's starting to look official. Tilda Swinton looks like she may indeed be The White Witch of Narnia.