The Legend of Narnia: Behind-the-scenes Production of Dawn Treadmill

This film is based on the third installment of the best-selling book The Legend of Narnia by C. S.Lewis, a famous British scholar and writer. It has been released in two parts: The Legend of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe in 2005 and The Legend of Narnia: Prince Caspian in 2008. The third part will be jointly produced by 2 1 Century Fox Pictures and Wharton Media.

main actor

As for the leading role, Georgie Henley and Skandar Keynes will continue to play Lucy and Edmund of the pevensey family respectively, and Ben Barnes, who once played "Easy Virtue" and Dorian Gray, will play Caspian. Pan Wensai's cousin, eustace, will be played by British actor will poulter, who once appeared in Son of Rambo.

The producer is strong.

Andrew adamson, the director of the first two Narnia films, gave up his directorship in the third film, but became one of the three producers of Narnia 3. His other two partners were mark johnson and Philip Stewart, who also won the Oscar and served as producers of the first two Narnia films. Mark johnson's famous works include Rain Man, Bugsy and Notebook, while Philip Stewart's famous works include Soul Pitcher and The Charge of the Border Town Light Brigade.

Visual effect guarantee

All the characters in the film will be inspired by Louis' original work, and will be molded again by high-tech shooting and production methods according to the description of the original work on the silver screen. Angus picton, who was in charge of visual effects for The Da Vinci Code and Angels and Demons, will be the director of visual effects for this film. Oscar winners Howard Berger and Tammy Rani will appear in The Legend of Narnia 3 again, and they will be responsible for the makeup of the film.

Excellent technical team

The director of photography is Oscar-nominated Dante Pi Nuo, who has participated in LA Secret and Inside Story. Editor Rick Shane has participated in Hulk 2: The Invincible Hulk and HBO TV series Rome. The artistic design of the film was performed by Bali Robertson, who participated in X-Men Prequel: Wolverine, and the costume design was performed by Isis Mei Sen, who won the Oscar for two Shrek films.