Interview with the Pevensie children from BBCs Narnia

2003: Interview with the now grown up actors from the 1980`s tv series Narnia from BBC(01.55)

[@berdooli3326]

I saw this mini series right after the first movie came out in 2005 and somehow my little kid self liked this version more despite its bad special effects lol. Nostalgia!

[@christhornycroft3686]

They’re better than early 2000s CGI. Like in the original Spider-Man and Die Another Day. I’ll take a robotic Aslan and hand drawn animation that has character over CGI.

[@mackenzieking3644]

I grew up on these when I was super little and I adored them. Still do. Love the “new” ones too but these bring SO much nostalgia!

[@Coolmanyayayasigmas]

​@@christhornycroft3686i lile the cgi version

[@herschell64]

I grew up with these adaptions and there my favourite as they have a charm that makes them special

[@PipsKay]

I wish one day we will get the full chronicles of Narnia from The Magician's Nephew to The Last Battle

[@rayoflight6505]

Apparently netflix now own the rights and plan to make the silver Chair.

[@ciannacoleman5125]

I wish they would make the movies in the book publication order and they would be able to use all the same actors. And they need to do them to the books, don't take liberties. I wish a team would commit and execute it all.

[@jenniedarling3710]

Will Netflix make the magician nephew, the horse and his boy and the last battle?

[@TheWeepingDalek]

@@rayoflight6505 is it meant to be linked to the other 3 movies then. I thought it was a straight up reboot

[@DJRitty]

@@TheWeepingDalek I think it' supposed to be a contuation...the first 3 are good and each one is better. I LOVE the scene in 2 when they bring the queen back...it's such a great scene.... The bbc version is still my fav. I'm surprised they never finished them off over the years.

[@alexpolicastro2804]

I loved these growing up. Feel like my family was the only Americans who saw this.

[@tashak.matthews1005]

Alex Policastro oh I definitely watched it on a regular basis!! (I still do, hahah!)

[@cheycupcake05]

Oh I loved it! Still do, have the 3 disc set. My Nana is English though so maybe that has something to do with it haha

[@Gabebigdog]

Got introduced to it in 5th grade.

[@malinhessedahl]

Me too #sweden❤

[@nicholaslee3794]

Oh no bro not the only one me and my sisters grew up watching this my mother rented the dual vhs lion witch and wardrobe from the library one time and we fell in love with it I bought all the books then my mother got me the full bbc Chronicles of Narnia tapes on VHS for Christmas one year and I still own them to this day 2020 :)

[@mavinajfan]

My grandpa had this series on VHS and every time we stayed over at his house my siblings and I would watch it. I had such great memories of it. He died this past year, on Christmas, and I really wanted to take these tapes from his place when we went through the estate. Unfortunately he had gotten rid of them, probably when he got his dvd player, so I’m happy the series can be found online. It came out before I was even born and I know the effects are terrible but I can’t help but love every second of it. I remember being terrified of the scene where they start reading the letter in mr tumnus’s house where it switches to the captain of the secret police it’s an arrest warrant and the guy roars at the end, I cried every time I watched it, seeing it now it seems kind of comical but as a child he haunted my dreams.

[@malinhessedahl]

Love this video❤❤

[@TheWeepingDalek]

I find it funny how the book series never gets fully adapted. Didn't the BBC stop at silver chair and the movies stop at dawn treader.

[@Hotboyhit]

Sooo good !!!

[@williamfairchild7439]

0:00 Starts with the ending of The Voyage of the Dawn Treader

[@nicolahartley4785]

I agree ^

[@paulhunter123]

i demand a remake where they go back to narnia with bad CGI effects

[@vardellsfolly5200]

. with horrid cgi and more spirit than any of the latest movies.. altogether.

[@rebeccavertesi5899]

best said thing everrr

[@richardbourton4523]

They're old enough here to do the Horse and his Boy!

[@archemedesbrianmontefalcon3492]

Why not, right?

[@mementomori3411]

There not in horse and his boy

[@Blokewood3]

@@mementomori3411 actually The Horse and his Boy takes place during the reign of the Pevensies, and they all appear . Prince Rabadash is planning to invade Narnia and forcibly marry Queen Susan.

[@mementomori3411]

Blokewood3 ya I know your right. I forgot that thanks

[@christophernoia5197]

@@mementomori3411 I never read that one. I should read the whole series in order before the Netflix shows and movies.

[@Preppy-f9i]

Fun fact: Sophie Cook's children appeared in the Narnia The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe on the train scene (2005)

[@elysiumexcalibur2979]

stfu

[@SuperBigMike1992]

I had the biggest crush on her when I was younger!

[@thomasdale6217]

@@SuperBigMike1992 Same here. I absolutely adored her. She was my first love!

[@capnhawkins]

@@SuperBigMike1992 So did I!

[@clarebell5926]

Cassie and Brandon

[@blackhawkgirl91]

I grew up on this when I was little! It's surreal seeing them all grown up :)

[@jackjackson3769]

Lucy turned out very pretty

[@rafaeldotjs3277]

Came down looking for this comment

[@rockd3021]

Rafael Junqueira Santos 🤣

[@rockd3021]

Those teeth 🤣

[@cazgoldie813]

Yeah looks like she's had her teeth done too

[@stephenarnold6359]

Though she wasn't a conventionally pretty child, she had a quality then that would make her a lovely woman. Just grown out of the puppy fat but still with that personal immediacy, she had to be a most graceful person

[@myfoodishere]

i grew up in brooklyn in the 90's. my dad was always at work and my mom had cancer. we never really got to go out. also the neighborhood was too dangerous for us to go out and play on our own. i remember being really depressed this one summer hearing about where my class mates would go that summer knowing i would be stuck at home. i remember my brother sister and i were flipping through the channels and found narnia. we grew up with the books so we watched. we spent most of the summer indoors and the highlight to everyday was when narnia came on. we would record it and watch it over and over. one of the best summers i had as a kid.

[@davidrivera9743]

Remember a Christmas holiday season where they gave this on my local pbs affiliate at an otherwise unreachable 2:00 in the afternoon in I want to say 1990-1991. Profound.

[@englishatheart]

'90s*

[@meltingsnowman266]

I hope your mom got well.

[@myfoodishere]

@@meltingsnowman266 nope. she passed when i was 18 after a really long battle with cancer.

[@perstyr]

That moment when you realise it's as long since this interview came out as it was between Voyage of the Dawn Treader and this interview. :(

[@tomblet9359]

It's even longer over here

[@raea3588]

This was the first Narnia I saw as a very little girl and then as a teenager I experienced Disney and Walden Media's Narnia. Although the effects of the BBC version were simplistic compared to the newer movies they were ahead of their time and...I don't know one feels in awe as if they're looking at the original Kings and Queens of Narnia because they were the first to step through the wardrobe

[@monmothma3358]

I'll never forget the feeling of magic watching the BBC version as a child. Just that music!

[@Knappa22]

You could always tell Peter would turn out to be a handsome guy, and he did.

[@tomhamilton5261]

It was a well made production for its time….still delightful and enchanting.

[@monmothma3358]

Absolutely. I'll always remember it fondly, and even though my daughter grew up with the newer movies, she's enough of a Narnia fan that I might get her to watch the old series one day :)

[@dreamer2anime]

this warms my heart :)

[@meissnerflux]

Lucy grew up to be a very beautiful woman! Great to see the group together and to hear that they got recognized when they went out.

[@acemail8608]

That's what worries me! I'm a huge fan and wouldn't have recognised them at all! They could easily pass me in the street and I wouldn't have known!

[@msjanegrey]

that is sooo long ago. having tea with the family and maybe watching a film together one the one tv in the house. now everybody has their own screen, nobody watches anything together anymore.

[@yaraaref8984]

I watch TV with my family ^_^ but u r right now almost people like what u said :(

[@pferreira1983]

I wish the BBC would bring their Narnia adaptations back.

[@renregie9908]

netflix recently agreed to do a new series

[@pernelladams448]

Ren Regie It better be fucking good and they better ACTUALLY FINISH the series.

[@pferreira1983]

@@renregie9908 Unless it's the BBC doing the rest of the adaptations I couldn't care less.

[@pferreira1983]

@Angus McDonald Yeah that does seem to be a problem right now. I can't remember there being many non-white people in The Magicians Nephew. The BBC would never make it today.

[@TheArcher101]

Christmas would be the perfect time

[@LyleFrancisDelp]

The casting of Tom Baker in The Silver Chair was absolutely brilliant.

[@acemail8608]

I agree. I loved Tom Baker as Puddleglum and special mention to Camilla Power (Jill) and David Thwaites (Eustace) who don't appear in the 2003 cast reunion interview.

[@WithADashOfPazazz]

wonder what they thought of the 2005 version...

[@k.robinson6561]

It's way better

[@PresbianTier]

That would have been a good interview.

[@davidfarmer2193]

Sophie Cook (Susan), her children appeared on the train in the 2005 version.

[@davidfarmer2193]

@@k.robinson6561 I thought the BBC version was a film when I had it on VHS.

[@hunterolaughlin]

Annie P Oh, grow up and take off your nostalgia glasses. The BBC version is laughably bad now.

[@1luvaero]

Edmund was my first crush i was 2! lol all that aside I like how richard was saying they didn't look like people's idea of the pevensies and I say the pevensies couldn't of been anyone else but them. I grew up watching these (everyday) and when the new Disney version came out in 2006 I was apprehensive but the new version was really good as well. I always consider this version (80's) the proper version it covered more material and was more authentic to possibly the England Lewis was accustom to.

[@EverChangingShadow]

I have to be totally honest and say that I liked and disliked both the films and the TV series but for different reasons. I liked the TV Series for the way they so accurately followed the books. Many of the things either added or changed for the films drove me insane because they were so stupid. I like bits of all the films but i didn't take to Dawn Treader film version because it barely follows the book at all. Prince Caspian basically had the most important elements of the story but in a strange order and Peter becomes such a pompous controlling prat determined to remain in control I was throwing stuff at the screen when he was on it. However, some of the casting in the TV Series never seemed right. Lucy didn't fit my idea of her (she was never actually described so I think, more accurately I should say she didn't fit the drawings) Georgie Henley however fitted better in both image and her general portrayal of Lucy. In my opinion. Liam Neeson as Aslan was so perfect for the voice of Aslan in a way that cannot be described. Some of the changes in the film I approve of, such as the battle in LWATW and the coronation. The language was changed to make it more acceptable to the current generation which was fine. Also, the film dealt with a few minor details missed out in the books, like Lucy had a dagger which was basically forgotten about. Not holding the fact technology then was not was it was when the films were made. Nor that they may have been low budget. The story was important nothing more.

[@justafallperson2108]

My childhood! Man I love this series!!! Never get tired of it!

[@MrTree1779]

"Hi, I'm Jareth, and I played that one guy you never noticed cause he was looking at the ground for all of the 2 seconds he was on screen. But...hello!"

[@ursie1986]

Nice to see Lucy grew into those teeth.

[@johnstriker480]

I know, right? xD

[@jackobrien47]

This is so awesome. I grew up watching this over and over on VHS. I really liked thenlater remakes of Lion the witch and the wardrobe and prince Caspian but they really buggered it up with Dawn Treader by changing the story. Then the new series got canned so we never got remakes of the later books. Always loved Silver Chair.

[@archemedesbrianmontefalcon3492]

Agreed. In the finale of The Voyage, they're supposed to have a bit of talk with Aslan before they return to their own world. Instead they were sent back right away as soon as the lamb transformed into a lion.

[@ummche14]

Jack silver chair is defiantly the best in the story

[@SuperMissblueeyes]

I have no interest in watching the new version, I feel it would ruin the magic of the BBC version for me. Plus, I've been told that the new version leaves out quite a bit of what was in the book.

[@Wraiths_and_Wreckage]

I love the old Lucy. She was so adorable.

[@elcucy]

I have grown too love her I loved the new lucy. But was jealous and envious at the time. First she seemed too over weight and too old. But now she has that childhood look unlike the new lucy who hits puberty way too early.

[@annatomasso5226]

So glad I found this reunion! The BBC version is better than the ones in 2005 and 2010.

[@Grambo4]

Man, Lucy got hot!

[@universalquest6079]

I loved this. I’m American and this was my favorite franchise. PBS would always play it and it was great!

[@kiwigirl5634]

I absolutely loved the 1988 BBC's The Lion🦁 The Witch🧙🏻‍♀️ and The Wardrobe🚪! I think they all are still recognizable, Lucy has grown into a beautiful young lady, so has Susan. Edmond is definitely still recognizable and so is Peter, but his hair has darkened with age. They all seem to be really lovely people!

[@vardellsfolly5200]

Sweet childhood memories of innocence.. now long gone.

[@zakiabaig2483]

I watched you all as a child and now I my daughter watches with me ,still majical

[@pepelois2582]

Can't beat a bit of Susan. What a las, loved these films growing up even though I was terrified of maugrim haha! They Definitely need to make the horse and his boy though!

[@daley883]

Terrified of Maurgrim when you were little . Ahh. xxx

[@Finn643]

BBC should adapt “The last battle “. The main actors and actresses ages were best suit in 1990 and 1991.

[@clarebell5926]

I first saw this cast reunion interview when I got the box set of the chronicles of Narnia, and it was lovely to watch :) I remember watching the Lion, the witch and the wardrobe when it came out, way back in 1988 when I was 7 years old. It was my favourite childhood story!! I'd watch it with my family every Sunday evening when it was on - good times! :) Many people who weren't maybe as pretty when they were young often grow into a swan, and that's what's happen to Sophie Wilcox here! (Thank goodness for orthodontic treatment, eh ;) although I'm hardly one to speak as I needed braces for being goofy when I was young too! lol) She seems a sweet girl, although I confess it does nark me slightly that she seems to hog most of the talking and question-answering in this interview! It would have been nice to hear Jonathan talking a bit more, but he's obviously just more quiet and reserved than the others. It's interesting how he says he 'occasionally' gets recognised as I think out of all of them, he's the one who looks the most similar to when he played Edmond - his face has barely changed in my opinion, and I'd definitely recognise him instantly if I ever bumped into him!! It's lovely to see them all reunited, and clearly they're all good friends all this time on, which is really nice! :)

[@andrewsmart4491]

I met Richard Dempsey when I saw him in two male only shakespeare productions in Plymouth. Very nice chap.

[@acemail8608]

I don't have the DVD box set of 'The Chronicles of Narnia' (yet!) but the interview here with the cast in 2003 is brilliant. But where is Camilla Power (Jill) and David Thwaites (Eustace) from 'The Silver Chair'? Where are they and why are they not with the others being interviewed? Would be great to see interviews with them as well as the others.

[@acemail8608]

@andrewsmart4491 Did you get his autograph? Apparently they didn't give autographs at the time 'The Chronicles of Narnia' was made, but I don't know how true that is. Has anyone got one?

[@davidfarmer2193]

I hated it when my older brother teased me by pointing at Lucy on the VHS cover saying she's my girlfriend! :'(

[@acemail8608]

I used to fancy Lucy in 'The Chronicles of Narnia'. ☺️

[@MissGarland1986]

Jonathan Scott (Edmund) is actually quite quiet. Strange for a performer to be quiet.

[@rachelhunter3600]

So ... some of the "snow" they used during filming was actually foam/soap & they had to walk through it (getting soap-bubbles all over their feet)?? LMAO! It's a wonder no one slipped & fell on their arse! 😂

[@nopoet83]

umm i'm sorry but edmond grew up to be totally handsome...sooooo now they need to come back and do the horse and his boy with the grown up pevensies!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@acemail8608]

It's Sophie Wilcox and Co! I was a huge fan and can't believe I'm seeing them again after all these years. But where is Camilla Power (Jill) and David Thwaites (Eustace)? It would have been good to see them here also sat with them. 🦁

[@TheCross010]

awww my child hood!! I still have the VHS and now I've got the dvds haaha

[@tomlinson1710]

Another 20 years have passed. I wonder how they’re doing now

[@fundamentalpropertiesinthesun]

Lucy was the best character! Sophie played it really well, her face was expressing all the emotions perfectly

[@monmothma3358]

It's funny, because I don't think the family name "Pevensie" was ever mentioned in the series. At least I can't remember it. I remember being surprised when I later found out that was the children's last name.

[@lauramorgan7661]

It was not mentioned in the first book, but it eventually was mentioned at some point in the series, I forget when. (Something that bugged me about the films, keeping using their name, Pevensie, Pevensie, Pevensie, when we DID NOT KNOW IT at that point in time.)

[@monmothma3358]

@@lauramorgan7661 In the books it wasn't mentioned until Voyage of the Dawn Treader - the THIRD one for these characters. So Lewis may not even have come up with it until that point. In this specific mini series, I'm still not sure if it was mentioned at all. It _is_ annoying how much the films use it, but I guess it was hard to avoid since they interact more with people from "our world" in the films. Narnians wouldn't use it, of course, but in our world it would be a common and quick way to refer to them all.

[@diemcarpe2709]

@@monmothma3358 On the polish version of the book their last name is mentioned when Lucy is introduce to Tumnus. It is suprise for me it is not like that originally.

[@monmothma3358]

@@diemcarpe2709 Really? Translators take liberties sometimes, don't they. Hopefully not with more important stuff. I'm glad magical books like this are made available in other countries, at least. It's the kind of book you never forget as a kid.

[@diemcarpe2709]

@@monmothma3358 that's true. I love it so much.

[@emilinebelle7811]

The BBC version will forever be my favorite. 💜 just sad the bbc isn’t what it use to be.

[@brandywell44]

I was thinking the same. I have just watched the complete series over two days and I had almost forgotten how good family tv used to be from the BBC and that families watched such delightful programmes all together.

[@awakeningcry]

@@brandywell44 it's not the BBC that's changed, it's the world. Back in the 80s, all the shops were shut! Sunday really was a "family" day. Whether you liked it or not! And now, factor in the internet and instant worldwide communication, video-on-demand... We (or at least I, don't know how old you are) were the last generation to experience such times

[@awakeningcry]

the WORLD isn't what it used to be

[@acemail8608]

I was only thinking the other day that the BBC no longer make or show Sunday evening tea-time T.V programmes anymore like 'The Chronicles of Narnia'. Just watching the old interviews with Sophie Wilcox (Lucy) being interviewed with Barbara Kellermann made be remember how much better television programmes were then. I also liked 'Five Children and It' and 'Maid Marion' and her Merry Men' which were on telly around the same time. Decent kids programmes.

[@emilinebelle7811]

@@awakeningcry I was born in ‘94 so just at the tail end of it. But I ache for simpler times

[@blackninja546]

This beats the hell out of the Disney version!

[@griffithchung9377]

Had just been watching the original thinking to myself "Lucy looks like what a young Maggie Gyllenhaal might have." I don't think I was that far off.

[@GemilyMez]

I thought that in The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe she looked like a young Judi Dench.

[@thewildqueen4976]

Oh my goodness the relationship between Walden Media Pevensies actors is exactly like BBC Pevensies actors! I love it! It's what C.S. Lewis would have wanted!

[@afterdarkgayming3746]

By far the BEST Narnia ever. Even better than the New film.

[@cottagecheeselegs9718]

New film? When?? Why th i didnt know that

[@pferreira1983]

Still the best.

[@ulysseszole1287]

Lucy still have the same child voice

[@davidfarmer2193]

They never mentioned how confusing it was having two Sophies around all the time lol.

[@clarebell5926]

Ha ha I often think that! 😂

[@davidfarmer2193]

@@clarebell5926 if you watch the Blue Peter interview about The Lion, the witch and the wardrobe, then Sophie Wilcox (Lucy) would explain how confusing it was having two Sophies lol.

[@clarebell5926]

@@davidfarmer2193 oh HA HA just check it out! 😊👍

[@jhibbitt1]

pity they didnt have david thwaits and camilla power there too

[@elibryrob]

“...groundbreaking special effects”. Haha.

[@pferreira1983]

@Ian Turner Aslan was terrific.

[@ritajit4730]

It WAS the 80's!

[@nicolahartley4785]

I think Edmund still looks the same, obviously hasn't got a teen face any more but peter looks the same as he did in prince caspian but looking at hi now its pretty hard to see its him from when he was in the lion the witch and the wardrobe, I love him

[@dominikaulaszek112]

Ależ się zmienili!!! Patrząc na te twarze, rozpoznałam tylko Petera i Susan, rysy twarzy się im nie zmieniły. To była najlepsza ekranizacja Narnii, muzyka miała taki piękny klimat ❤❤❤

[@rayoflight6505]

It has now been longer since this interview than the time between the original series and this interview.

[@newzealander1462]

Hi everyone does anyone know the name of the house where the professor's lived in the 1988 version of the Lion the witch and the wardrobe ?

[@metalmadsen]

I so loved the serie as a kid :)

[@Primseygirl101]

It’s funny to watch this now when this was filmed the actors there are about as old as the actors of the remake of the Narnia movies are today

[@soeffingwhat]

This is from 2003, I wonder what they're at now in 2019. I think Richard Dempsey is still acting.

[@fuzzluvver69]

He was in the WWI film 1917 that was out just a year of so ago.

[@RegulusBlues]

My mental images of the Pevensies will always be these four.

[@paulhunter123]

now there 12 years older than here

[@andrewkang7157]

I remember seeing the Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe as a broadway musical and it was only Richard Dempsey who reprised his role while everyone else was recast

[@BezoRazo]

This was just great! Thank you for uploading ^_^

[@DaltonHBrown]

That actors for Peter and Ed are the most recognizable. However, if I were to see Johnathan today, I'd assume he was some business executive.

[@johnussss]

Came here to see then at an older age, you can't find many images of Lucy (Sophie Wilcox) my favourite

[@divscuba7096]

Amazing amazing amazing. I cant find out much about these actors now. Do they have social media ?

[@divscuba7096]

Anyone?

[@fuzzluvver69]

Peter (Richard Dempsey) and Susan (Sophie Cook, who is now called Sophie Stone) do, but only their own private pages as far as I know, not public / fan ones.

[@acemail8608]

Camilla Power (Jill in 'The Silver Chair') has appeared in many plays and dramas over the years, most notably 'Waterloo Road' (2005). David Thwaites (Eustace) works in film production and lives in America. Sophie Wilcox (Lucy) was in an ITV drama called 'Imogens Face'' a few years ago and played a babysitter. I don't know about the others. Do they have social media? The short answer is no.

[@Nickypink09]

Both actress who played Lucy and Susan their first names are Sophie...! What a coincidence.... I must say!!!! OMG!!!

[@acemail8608]

The two Sophie's! 😂 Must have been confusing for the Director!

[@vardellsfolly5200]

Sweet childhood memories of innocence.. now long gone.

[@brandywell44]

What wonderful tv we had back then

[@acemail8608]

Yes, and it was square not wide-screen then! 😂

[@نادرالیراحمان]

I moved to Abu Dhabi, UAE from Karachi, Pakistan in 1998 to live with my mother and sister. I attended the American School there which i did not like at all and moved back to Karachi in December 1998 where it was much better. But during my time there i exchanged videos cassettes with a classmate and he had lend me The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. I asked for it cause I read the book and a family-friend living with us in Abu Dhabi was also a fan of the books and they were sold at a classroom order option. Me, family friend and sister watched it. I watched it with our family friend almost everyday after school before I moved back to Karachi in December 1998. Good old times. The remake focused on special effects and less on story.

[@thomasdale6217]

I first watched it a full 10 years before you did on tv. God I miss those times. This series was so magical and precious at the same time. I'm glad you liked it.

[@نادرالیراحمان]

@@thomasdale6217 That means you watched it when I was a two-year old infant :-]

[@TerdFergison]

Man...Lucy really grew into those teeth

[@flaze3]

I get the impression Richard is possibly not straight... is it just me?

[@clarebell5926]

He isn’t - I have a friend who knows him through some tv work, and yes - he is gay! 😊

[@acemail8608]

@clarebell5926 Is Sophie Wilcox (Lucy) a lesbian?

[@DanielSelk]

...Edmund's face hasn't changed one bit! O_O

[@jerseyforhawks]

What a great cast, well done. Television classic.

[@MirageRaceway]

I love the bbc narnia, just want to make that clear❤ But if an old cigarette soaked old man took on the task of britishifying Genshin Impact...

[@satyabratarai8458]

You bring back memories of my school days guys!!!

[@Preppy-f9i]

I totally agree!

[@ricavillegas6522]

Its 2023 now with a new news about Narnia reboot, and I hope this time they would finish it to The Last Battle. Please let it worked this time with the 7 books, I really really want to si Polly and Jill😭

[@notsure7060]

He he Jonathan looks like he forgot to take of his pajama-pants and just pulled his regular pants over them .... Miliatry style . He is a king so it fits in the Chronicles

[@elizabethshinault4867]

LWW is the tail of the resurrection, but with a difference. Judas (Edmond) doesn’t die in shame but is instead redeemed.

[@malinhessedahl]

Love all three tvserie of Narina📷🎥🌏💥😍❤❤❤ #childhood #lovenarina

[@olusakinmissiondiaries]

Lovely that the directors put them together as a family. The new one's family are more like the book, but I have fond memories of this set and their acting in Narnia.

[@bogus86rosy]

thanks for sharing! it's nice to see them how do the look like, so good memories of bbc's narnia :)

[@muhammaduddin9268]

Love it as a kid.

[@stephenrandell7152]

I know careparavale was shot in manobier west Wales, but I wonder where the other seens were filmed???

[@beauferret]

Wow I didn't recognize Lucy, she looks nice now.

[@acemail8608]

She looked nice then. I used to fancy Lucy in 'The Chronicles of Narnia'! 😂

[@divscuba7096]

Amazing series from the BBC

[@lucasbrown743]

Was 7 in 88 when my sisters and I first saw this. Magica.

[@samanthaseguinunnamedproject]

What happened to Lucy!?

[@Slowdived80]

wow great upload, loved this series as a kid and the books were magic too :-)

[@mimmar3891]

@MrLilnesh21 LOL, yes he is fine (Richard Dempsey), and I always had a crush on him watching Narnia in the late 80s/early 90s! Now a new grown up version of my crush can continue!

[@thepoet82]

Oh, this was lovely! Fond memories! :)

[@robnewman6101]

Samuel West as King Caspian.