TriStar Studios will movie the Chronicles of Narnia sequel
Producer Mark Gordon has found investors and partners to work together on the adaptation of CS Lewis's The Chronicles of Narnia: The Silver Throne. According to The Hollywood Reporter, they are TriStar and Entertainment One, and Sony Pictures will be distributing the movie. The story takes place after the events set out in The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, when Prince Caspian becomes King Caspian, and his son, the crown prince, mysteriously disappears. Aslan organizes an expedition to find the heir to the throne. Note that for the first time Mark Gordon announced his readiness to movie "The Silver Throne" back in 2013, but he failed to achieve much progress in this matter. In early 2016, the producer announced that the new movie would completely revamp the franchise. "All over again. New heroes, other directors and the whole movie crew in general," he said then. Whether this means that none of the original cast members will return to set is still unknown. Recall that the first two episodes of "The Chronicles of Narnia" were shot by the Walt Disney movie studio, but later it abandoned the project due to low ratings and modest box office receipts. The third part was released by 20th Century Fox in 2010. The Chronicles of Narinia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader grossed just $ 415 million worldwide, and the studio also gave up on a sequel. The Topic of Article: TriStar Studios will movie the Chronicles of Narnia sequel. |
