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Greta Gerwig brings Narnia's origin to screen
1 May
Summary
- Greta Gerwig directs Narnia: The Magician's Nephew film.
- Movie to be released February 12 on IMAX and April 2 on Netflix.
- Gerwig aims to capture the wonder and magic of Narnia's creation.
Greta Gerwig, acclaimed for "Barbie," is now turning her creative vision to C.S. Lewis' "The Chronicles of Narnia." Her film, "Narnia: The Magician's Nephew," is slated for release on February 12 in IMAX and conventional theaters, followed by a Netflix debut on April 2. Gerwig not only penned the screenplay but also directed the project, which boasts a cast including Meryl Streep and Daniel Craig.
This film adapts the earliest chronological story within the Narnia series, detailing the very creation of Narnia. Gerwig expressed that the concept of a world born from a cosmic lion's song deeply inspired her, stating it's an honor to bring this vision to life. Previously adapted books in the series have seen multiple film versions.
Gerwig's passion for Narnia stems from her childhood belief in magic and hidden worlds. She aims to recreate that sense of wonder for audiences. Her previous success with "Barbie," a box-office phenomenon, underscores her ability to translate beloved stories into successful cinematic experiences.
