- Chronicles of narnia radio theatre focus on the family skin#
- Chronicles of narnia radio theatre focus on the family trial#
Especially Bree.īut as for the rest of the adaptations, I think they were done superbly. The people who played Bree and Hwin also didn't fit their parts, I don't think.
Chronicles of narnia radio theatre focus on the family trial#
For one thing, in the plot between the prince, the Tisroc (may he live forever), and the Grand Vizier, they leave the Grand Vizier out!Īnd, in the best part of the whole story, where Rabadash gets caught on a hook in the wall as he cries, "The bolt of Tash falls from above!", they don't explain it enough, making it much less funny, which means that, when he is brought to trial later on, and says, "The bolt of Tash falls from above, they leave out the part where Corin says, "Does it get caught on a hook halfway?"Īnother thing is that Aravis sounds quite a bit older than she should (her voice, not how she talks), and Shasta sounds a bit too young. The only one that I don't listen to a lot is The Horse and His Boy, because I think they did the least good job on that. About two years ago, I got the whole set (I'd checked some of them out from the library before that) for my birthday. I sort of grew up with the FotF LWW and MN, and I've always loved them. Sound designer Nathan Jones reveals how they create armor and sword sound effects. Sometimes it sounded right and sometimes it sounded disgusting.”
Chronicles of narnia radio theatre focus on the family skin#
I went out and bought big rows of ribs and started ripping the skin off of the ribs. On creating sounds for the VDT radio drama:Īrnold: “I remember one of the most difficult portions of Dawn Treader that I had to create was the sequence where Eustace goes into the cave and becomes a dragon, and then eventually he tears the skin off so that he can be a boy again. Then they’ll know the things they got wrong. They can hear the more…accurate version before they watch the film. And so, it felt like the perfect tie-in to sort of lead up to the film. Number three, The Voyage of the Dawn Treader. Q: Guys, why are we kicking off with VDT?Īrnold: “Well, I think most people in our audience are aware of the fact that, coming up in December, the next Chronicles of Narnia film is being released. Lewis’ Chronicles of Narnia and Screwtape Letters, to historical biographies on heroes of the faith like Dietrich Bonheoffer and Corrie ten Boom, to original stories like The Father Gilbert Mysteries, Focus on the Family Radio Theatre creates entertainment with a purpose that the whole family can. Radio Theater is now back on the air, and they started with The Voyage of the Dawn Treader. About Focus on the Family: Radio Theatre From timeless classics like A Christmas Carol, and C.S. Writer/Director Paul McCusker and Executive Producer Dave Arnold are interviewed. Use without permission is strictly prohibited.The latest “Adventures in Odyssey” podcast on is a small behind-the-scenes look at the making of Focus on the Family Radio Theater’s Narnia adaptations ( order here). Lewis Author Focus on the Family Radio Theatre Cast Narrator (2000). The Chronicles of Narnia®, Narnia® and all book titles, characters and locales original to The Chronicles of Narnia®, are trademarks of CS Lewis Pte Ltd.
Includes ‘The Magician’s Nephew,’ ‘The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe,’ ‘The Horse and His Boy,’ ‘Prince Caspian,’ ‘The Voyage of the Dawn Treader,’ ‘The Silver Chair’ and ‘The Last Battle.’įocus on the Family Radio Theatre is a registered trademark of Focus on the Family. Brought to life with a cast of over one hundred actors, an original orchestral score and cinema-quality digital sound design. When Peter, Susan, Edmund and Lucy discover Narnia, they find talking animals, an evil. In 'The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe', the second book of 'The Chronicles of Narnia', a forgotten wardrobe becomes the pathway to adventure as four children step into another time and place. These ordinary boys and girls, when faced with peril, learn extraordinary lessons in courage, self-sacrifice, friendship and honor. Focus on the Familys Radio Theatre has been entertaining and enriching the lives of both young and old. Into this enchanted world comes a group of unlikely travelers. The 19-hour set features dozens of talented British actors including Paul Scofield, David Suchet, Douglas Gresham, Ron Moody, Bernard Cribbins, Victor Spinetti, Andrew Sachs, Martin Jarvis, Russell Boulter, and. Between the lamp post and Cair Paravel on the Western Sea lies Narnia, a mystical land where animals hold the power of speech - woodland fauns conspire with men - dark forces, bent on conquest, gather at the world’s rim to wage war against the realm’s rightful king - and the Great Lion Aslan is the only hope. Lewis estate dates back to 1999, when Focus on the Family was given permission to dramatize the seven Narnia books for radio.
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