Question 1

Why were Georgie Henley's reactions to Mr. Tumnus and the snowy Narnia set genuine?

Accepted Answer

Georgie Henley had not seen James McAvoy in his Mr. Tumnus costume before filming, so her screams were real. She was also blindfolded when first entering the snowy set, making her wide-eyed delight genuine.

Question 2

What was unique about the wolves used in the destruction of the Beavers' home?

Accepted Answer

The wolves were mainly real animals, hybrids of Huskies or Alaskan Malamutes, with some CGI added. Their tails had to be digitally removed and re-added because they wagged, making them appear friendly.

Question 3

What does the inscription on Peter's sword say, and what does it reference?

Accepted Answer

The inscription reads, 'When Aslan shakes his mane, Narnia shall know spring again.'

Question 4

How did Georgie Henley handle swearing on set, and who was the worst offender?

Accepted Answer

Georgie Henley set up a swear bucket when adult swearing got out of hand. James McAvoy was supposedly the worst offender, and teenage co-stars like Skandar Keynes also had to pay.

Question 5

What subtle reference is made when the professor smokes his pipe in his study?

Accepted Answer

The container from which he draws his tobacco is a silver apple, referencing the professor's experience in Narnia in the first book, The Magician's Nephew.

Question 6

Why were Georgie Henley's reactions to Mr. Tumnus and the snowy Narnia set genuine?

Accepted Answer

Georgie Henley had not seen James McAvoy in his Mr. Tumnus costume before filming, so her screams were real. She was also blindfolded when first entering the snowy set, making her wide-eyed delight genuine.

Question 7

What was unique about the wolves used in the destruction of the Beavers' home?

Accepted Answer

The wolves were mainly real animals, hybrids of Huskies or Alaskan Malamutes, with some CGI added. Their tails had to be digitally removed and re-added because they wagged, making them appear friendly.

Question 8

What inscription is on Peter's sword blade in the film?

Accepted Answer

The inscription on Peter's sword reads, 'When Aslan shakes his mane, Narnia shall know spring again.'

Question 9

How did Georgie Henley handle swearing on set during filming?

Accepted Answer

Georgie Henley set up a swear bucket when adult swearing got out of hand. James McAvoy was the worst offender, and teenage co-stars like Skandar Keynes also had to pay.

Question 10

What is the significance of the professor's tobacco container in his study scene?

Accepted Answer

The professor's tobacco container is a silver apple, referencing his experience in Narnia in the first book of the series, The Magician's Nephew.

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