Le cronache di Narnia - Il leone, la strega e l'armadio

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The most successful DVD release of 2007, giving the film an additional $332.7 million in profit.	D
Throughout the film, Peter and Edmund are referred to as "Sons of Adam." Susan and Lucy are referred [...]	D
Due to the way the rating systems work in the Netherlands and Germany, the original version of the f [...]	D
No real lions were used for the film, simply because Andrew Adamson wanted a moment where Georgie He [...]	D
EASTER EGG: On disc 2, on the menu for Evolution of an Epic, there's a director's chair on the left- [...]	D
Although C.S. Lewis wrote "The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe" first, it is actually chronologica [...]	D
Of the three Chronicles of Narnia films, this is the only one that received an extended Director's c [...]	D
Tilda Swinton, first choice for the role of Jadis the White Witch, hadn't read the book prior to fil [...]	D
The fur around the White Witch's neck during the final battle scene is Aslan's mane that was cut off [...]	D
The makers asked for permission to bring in twelve reindeer to New Zealand, to pull the Ice Queen's [...]	D
Anna Popplewell is afraid of mice, so her scenes involving mice had to be shot with her double.	D
3 of the 4 children are known to have gone on to study at Oxbridge Universities. Anna Popplewell (Su [...]	D
The movie was mostly shot in chronological order. The final scene where the Pevensies fall out of th [...]	D
The four kids made up a dance, to which they sang, whenever Andrew Adamson said "check the gate" aft [...]	D
Observant viewers will note that the images on the titular wardrobe are scenes from The Magician's N [...]	D
The original plans to set the new adaptation in the contemporary U.S. met with a hostile reception f [...]	D
The third most successful film of 2005.	D
William Moseley beat three thousand other boys to the part of Peter. He quit school when he landed t [...]	D
After Lucy and Edmund return from Narnia the second time, she runs into Peter's room. Peter's bed ha [...]	D
The stone lion on which Edmund draws a mustache and glasses, when he is entering the witch's castle, [...]	D
Georgie Henley's debut.	D
While being rated PG by the MPAA, this is one of the first Disney films to get an M rating from the [...]	D
In the scene where the grown up leads go hunting, the importance of the white stag is never mentione [...]	D
The wolves that destroyed the Beavers' home were mostly real animals, with one or two CGI ones added [...]	D
The CGI on Mr. Tumnus was from his waist down - his goat legs and hooves. His ears were controlled b [...]	D
Georgie Henley's reaction to Mr. Tumnus at the lamppost is genuine. She had not seen her castmate Ja [...]	D
Susan and Lucy never interact with the White Witch, and never share any dialogue with her. The close [...]	D
Before his death, C.S. Lewis sold the adaptation rights to the entire "Narnia" series. At that time, [...]	D
Walden Media optioned the entire seven-part "The Chronicles of Narnia" fantasy book series for film [...]	D
When the adults' swearing got out of hand on the set, Georgie Henley (Lucy) set up a swear bucket. J [...]	D
The inscription on the blade of Peter's sword reads, "When Aslan shakes his mane, Narnia shall know [...]	D
The historical artifact that Mrs. MacReady warns Susan not to touch is the bust of Dante Alighieri.	D
Of the four star children, Skandar Keynes preceded this film by playing a role in a period drama abo [...]	D
The Dutch audience awarded it with the 'TV Krant Filmposter Award' of 2005.	D
Director Andrew Adamson, who is from West Auckland, New Zealand, along with some of his production c [...]	D
In the audio commentary, Skandar Keynes comments that William Moseley coerced him into eating some o [...]	D
While filming the snowball fight scene, the four kids had a snowball fight with Andrew Adamson betwe [...]	D
In the movie, Edmund asks if the White Witch can make him taller. In fact, Skandar Keynes grew six a [...]	D
The German planes seen at the beginning of the film were HE-111 Bombers.	D
In the scene where the professor talks with Peter and Susan in his study, he smokes his pipe. The co [...]	D
Guillermo del Toro was asked to direct the movie, but he turned it down because, as a lapsed Catholi [...]	D
Brian Cox was originally set to voice Aslan.	D
Georgie Henley is the principal actress in the role of Lucy. Near the end of the film, her older sis [...]	D
John August was originally asked to do the screenplay, but had to decline due other projects.	D
United Artists Starport Theatre and Dr. X's Creatures (television show) provided a special-promotion [...]	D
The Witch's coachman is unnamed in the book. The filmmakers named him Ginaarbrik, deciding that he h [...]	D
The four thrones at Cair Paravel are slightly different: at their heads, they have carvings of the g [...]	D
Co-producer Douglas Gresham's voice is heard early in the film, as a radio announcer giving news of [...]	D
In the French and Italian version, Aslan was dubbed by Omar Sharif.	D
Plot similarities between J.R.R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings novel and C.S. Lewis's Narnia stori [...]	D
As of 2019, the extended cut of this film has ONLY appeared on DVD, as opposed to Blu-ray and UHD.	D
Professor Kirke presents three choices to the other Pevensie children of what to think about Lucy's [...]	D
There are three versions of Peter's sword: steel, aluminum, and rubber. William Moseley preferred wo [...]	D
Negotiations with the C.S. Lewis estate about making a new adaptation of his book began in 2000.	D
The role of Edmund was cast last of the four children. That helped make his character a bit detached [...]	D
Gerard Butler was originally going to voice Aslan, but when he auditioned for it, he asked "This isn [...]	D
The live-action directorial debut for Andrew Adamson.	D
Andrew Adamson, the director the movie, and Rupert Everett (the voice of the Fox), previously worked [...]	D
M. Night Shyamalan was offered to direct this movie, but turned it down.	D
Allison Sarofim's debut.	D
Casting the children was a lengthy and arduous process, with Andrew Adamson looking at over 2,500 au [...]	D
Poster artist John Alvin's favorite novel is C.S. Lewis's "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe." He [...]	D
Aslan is a Turkish word meaning Lion. Lewis came up with the name during a trip to Turkey before 192 [...]	D
Kate Winslet, Michelle Pfeiffer and Nicole Kidman were considered for the role of Jadis (The White W [...]	D
The scene where Peter and Susan argue, and Lucy shouts "Stop it!" is the only time where Lucy is ang [...]	D
During filming, William Moseley (Peter) kept accidentally hitting Georgie Henley (Lucy) with his swo [...]	D
This movie is directed by Andrew Adamson. In Narnia, human males are referred to as "Sons of Adam."	D
The character of the White Witch was inspired by the Snow Queen in the story of Hans Christian Ander [...]	D
This was DP Donald M. McAlpine's first experience using the Super 35 format on a feature film, altho [...]	D
As described in the Kids & Director Commentary, Georgie Henley (Lucy) didn't like tea, so the bevera [...]	D
Much of this film was shot in New Zealand. The Lord of the Rings trilogy and, subsequently, The Hobb [...]	D
When Peter is talking to Aslan, Aslan says "Beaver also mentioned something about you turning him in [...]	D
During the air-raid sequence, the photo of the Pevensies' father, which Edmund risks his life to ret [...]	D
Cassie Cook, Brandon Cook: In the scene on the train, the two children sharing a car are played by t [...]	D
The motive power for the Pevensies' evacuation train was GWR 7802 Bradley Manor, one of the former G [...]	D
Jaxin Hall: When the Pevensies are at the train station, Peter (William Moseley) looks at a soldier, [...]	D
When placing ads in "The New Zealand Herald" for extras, the first call was put out for people under [...]	D
Sophie Winkleman who plays Older Susan, or Big Susan if you will, also stars in Peep Show as Big Suz [...]	D
When Lucy meets Mr. Tumnus the faun, he plays music for her on a funny-looking Narnian instrument. T [...]	D
Several birds had made nests within the filming studio, and several scenes had to be filmed twice, d [...]	D
The final scene in Narnia, with the adult Pevensies, takes place fifteen years after the main plot o [...]	D
In scenes where the children had to react or talk to CGI characters, Andrew Adamson and Alina Phelan [...]	D
According to the "Narnia" books, Professor Kirke (played by Jim Broadbent) is the elderly Digory Kir [...]	D
The movie had two fake working titles: "The Hundred Year Winter" and "Paravel." Signs in Auckland th [...]	D

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