Will Disney/Walden media make "The Magician's Nephew" from the narnia series?
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Not sure as of yet. But they have started filming the next movie from the series. Next up is Prince Caspian. Supposed to be in theaters Dec 07
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I think it's what Disney needs. They haven't had a hit since the Lion King and Pixar can pretty much get by on one movie a year (Toy Story, the Incredibles). But now that Jobs is on Disney's executive board I think it may signal a warming up between the two companies. But rumor has it he's not the easiest person to work with, but hopefully the creativity and innovation he had with the iPod will breathe some life into Disney.
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I think mainly because Disney caters to their audience and what generates money.  Happily ever after is what people seem to expect, so Disney will manipulate a storyline to accomidate.
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The upcoming movie is 'Lucario and the mystery of mew'. Is it?\n\nAnd your drawing for a ten year old is quite amazing and skillful.
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It's not exactly "Beauty and the Beast," but I think Disney is going to be doing the story of "Rapunzel."  I hear that Kristin Chenoweth is going to be the voice of Rapunzel, which happens to be a squirrel.  I'm not sure how they're going to pull it off.  It comes out in 2007.
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Narnia comes out...Um early April...April 6th I think. I'll go check for you on both.\n\nUPDATE:\nNarnia DVD Release: April 4, 2006 \nEnd of the Spear: June 13, 2006
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I heard he's working on getting the rights and is pertty close if he hasn't got them already. I don't think it'll be in theaters for at least 5 years, though. More's the pity.
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they have there own magnzine coming out on July 18\ngo to sprousebros.com and subscribe to their newsletter you get to find out information about them
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I think its stupid...  It just won't be right without PJ! But there's been a new development- New Line's rights to The Hobbit will expire before long, and the person they bought them from has sided with those of us who want Peter Jackson on this movie. So, maybe there's hope...
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Not, right now there isn't!\nhttp://www.petitiononline.com/fb2/petition.html\nhttp://s7.invisionfree.com/yaleanimesociety/index.php?showtopic=241\nhttp://www.petitionspot.com/petitions/fruitsbasket\n\nI hope they do!!!\n:-D
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Yes, His Dark Materials is in pre-production.\n\nHere's a press release from May 5th, 2006:\n\nWRITER/DIRECTOR CHRIS WEITZ TO HELM THE GOLDEN COMPASS\nWeitz Returns To Director’s Chair For Project Based On His Screenplay\n\nLOS ANGELES (May 5, 2006) – Writer/Director Chris Weitz has returned to the director’s chair to helm New Line Cinema’s The Golden Compass, the feature film adaptation of the first installment of author Philip Pullman’s popular His Dark Materials trilogy, it was announced today by Toby Emmerich, New Line Cinema’s President of Production. \n\nWeitz, who penned the film’s screenplay, was originally attached to direct the project in 2005 before stepping down and being replaced by Anand Tucker. Tucker has exited the film due to differences in creative direction with New Line. \n\n“Chris absolutely over-delivered on the script. He wrote a very strong adaptation of The Golden Compass, and we are eager to see him bring those pages to life on the screen,” says Emmerich. \n\nWeitz adds, “I’ve never lost my love of Philip Pullman’s work, and staying on as screenwriter gave me a better understanding of how a great film version can be accomplished. Though I’m disappointed that New Line and Anand didn’t end up seeing eye to eye, when I was told the job of directing The Golden Compass was open, there was just no way that I could pass it up. I feel very confident in the creativity and expertise of the technical crew that is assembling to take on this challenge.” \n\n“I trusted Scholastic and New Line to look after my story, and when Chris Weitz came along I knew at once that he had as clear and strong a grasp of the story as anyone I’ve ever met,” says Pullman. “His personal knowledge of English school and university life gave him an insight into Lyra’s background that was invaluable.” \n\nProducer Deborah Forte adds, “Chris has demonstrated both passion and a unique understanding of how to take Philip’s magnificent story and translate it into a stunning, epic film for families. I have enjoyed working with him and have tremendous confidence in his ability to make this film succeed on every level.” \n\nThe Golden Compass is being produced by Scholastic Entertainment and Weitz’s Depth of Field production company. Paul Weitz and Andrew Miano will serve as executive producers on the film. \n\nA filmmaker with an extensive literary background, Chris Weitz holds a bachelor’s and master’s degree in English Literature from Cambridge University. Along with his brother Paul, he has written such films as Antz and About A Boy, the latter of which he also directed. \n\nBased on the bestselling and award-winning Pullman novels, the His Dark Materials trilogy is comprised of The Golden Compass, The Subtle Knife and The Amber Spyglass. It revolves around a young girl who travels to the far north to save her best friend. Along the way she encounters shape-shifting creatures, witches, and a variety of otherworldly characters in parallel universes. The Golden Compass is being produced by Deborah Forte of Scholastic, the U.K. publisher of the His Dark Materials books.
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No, however, Lucas may decide to license out the series. Do not hold your breath, though. He considers it a closed story.
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It's probably out on DVD now. I saw that a long time ago on Nickelodeon or the Disney Channel.
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sorry i don't know...... i saw the chronicles of Narnia though! great movie!
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not anytime in the near future. go to colinmochrie.com and see if they have a listing for future whose line's. that would be great. has to be the same cast..
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I took my son and my nephew to see Happy Feet last night. The Harry Potter Order of The Phoenix trailer was shown with the July 13th release date advertised!\n\nCan't wait!!!!
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Yes, they're planning it to come out within the next five years, they'll call it West Wing: The Next Generation.  Staring Patrick Stewart of all ppl!\n-Duo