Note: Potential spoilers For the forthcoming adaptation of Narnia's "Chronicles" to Netflix!

When Netflix bought the rights of "Narnia's Chronicles", The then contents chief, Ted Sarandos, said: "Narnia's favorite" favorite "stories" have resonated for generations of readers around the world. Families are for Inuja in characters like Aslan and the whole world of Narnia and we are both we are and we are and we are thrilled to be their home for the coming years. " It was in October 2019. Since then, the world has been through a pandemic, and Sarandos has been promoted to co-executive director of Netflix. The company also signed inspired (but also terrified) Greta Gervig to launch its first adaptation "Narnia" and publish the film in IMAX theaters globally on Thanksgiving 2026 (something Gervig tightened his heads with Netflix for a while).

It may sound like a lot of activities, and having Gervig on the ship is definitely a big deal. But indeed, for more than half a decade, Narnia's Narnia project just got into the reality of the screen. The glacier's glass continues, as Netflix has released minimal information about the project at this stage. Be as you can, things actually advance behind the scenes, with little potential news that recently came out of the fans site Narniaweb.

Scoop claims that the site received a copy of the call for casting to adapt to Gervig, adding that, in the true style of Narnia, the film is looking for children's actors. However, the number and age of those actors tell. Here's what the site posted:

"Production (SIC) requires two children, a boy and a girl, to show characters who are 10 or 11 years old. At this stage, the description does not specify special physical characteristics for roles, such as the height or hair color.

This potential recording schedule makes sense, since the film is directed to the edition of the end of 2026. However, the biggest details here are the presence of not four, but two children. Lewis Narnia's inaugural book, "Lion, Witch and Wardrobe", focuses on protagonists quartet in Peven's children's forms: Peter, Susan, Edmund and Lucy (played by William Moseli, Anna Popplwell, , respectively, in the adaptation of Disney's live film in 2005). If this news is correct and Gervig requires two older children to run her project, then it could mean that she is preparing to adapt a different novel to Louis: "The Magician's nephew."