Along the way, they encounter various magical creatures, including talking animals and a powerful wizard named Doctor Cornelius. The story of Prince Caspian follows the Pevensie siblings as they return to Narnia to help Prince Caspian, a young Telmarine prince who is fighting for his rightful place as king against his evil uncle Miraz. It also includes a detailed breakdown of the movie's key scenes and the special effects used to bring the story to life on the big screen.
The book provides a behind-the-scenes look at the making of the movie, including concept art, production photos, and interviews with the cast and crew. Lewis's book Prince Caspian, which is the second book in The Chronicles of Narnia series. It is a companion to the 2008 movie adaptation of C.S. The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian: The Official Illustrated Movie Companion is a reference book that was written by Ernie Malik. And the ways they made it into that magic. Yet this one will leave me happy enough to have read about Prince Caspian the movie. Seeing this book made me so sad there was not a third book produced for the Voyage story. There is also for the very curious a few "Day in the Life" journal entries where Ernie recorded days on set the experience he and the others would go through on that particular day on set. And there are articles on Isis Mussenden and Harry Gregson-Williams who provided the costume design abilities and booming score respectively!
They have a lot of detailed info about the process of making films (people who wish to make films one day- a must read book that has more than a few sections for you people!). You get to find out what characters Warwick Davis and Peter Dinklage played in the past (note not in book: Peter Dinklage later played a guy in a Narnia-like fantasy type of show for HBO). There are interview pieces about the actors who play the four Pevensie children. There is a lot here that I will just briefly talk about here.
The different way that Ernie Malik arranged things made it kind of hard to adjust for me.īut then, as one would probably feel when discovering Narnia a second time, I found the amazing pieces of visual imagery and wonder about a film that was close to equal to its first movie chronicle.
One less than the other movie companion book about the sets and creation of The Lion The Witch and the Wardrobe. I read halfway through this book not very thrilled by its different style of writing and format of arranging the pictures and wanted to give it four stars.
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