[ SECRET POST #3825 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3825 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[philstar22]

Aren't they doing the Silver Chair? And they did it for the BBC version.

[(Anonymous)]

The BBC did it, but they had a lot of protection from commercial pressures and at the time the BBC was pretty much of a we've started so we'll finish it mindset (the original books not the three tacked on ones). As for the movie, I believe it when I see it. They've been talking about doing Silver Chair for years.

[philstar22]

I thought they announced recently that they were going to start Silver Chair? I don't know. My favorite is Magician's Nephew, which has never been done. Honestly, though, I really just want more fantasy movies. I'll even watch crappy ones. I want fantasy on my screen.

[tabaqui]

Mine, too! I love the talking horses so very much.

[philippos42]

As someone who loved both The Horse and His Boy and The Magician's Nephew as a kid, this comment is...interesting. I mean, technically both have talking horses....

[tabaqui]

HA! It's not that interesting. I mix up the names all the time.

I did actually mean The Horse and His Boy, Bree and Shasta. (Though, the founding of Narnia is interesting, too.)