This Is How The Cast Of Narnia Should Have Looked

These Narnia Movie Characters Should Have Looked Way Different According To The Books.
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C.S. Lewis gave millions of kids across the globe a childhood that involved magical wardrobes, fairytale creatures, and some pretty epic characters. In 2005 when Disney decided to adapt The Chronicles of Narnia into a franchise, the film got hype around the world and even went on to rival the Harry Potter franchise. Casting amazing actors like William Moseley, Anna Popplewell, and Peter Dinklage, our favorite characters came to life on screen. But if you were a fan of the book series you might have realized that no matter how epic the actors were...they didn’t exactly resemble what C.S. Lewis wrote in his book. In fact, some were drastically different.

We’re here to show you just how different The Chronicles of Narnia could have been if the casting director decided to stick exactly to the books. Let’s just say, you’re in for a huge surprise. The White Witch was basically an entirely different character and you definitely wouldn't have recognized Prince Caspian. Not to mention Mr. Tumnus was meant to actually have red skin. You heard us! But the question is, did the films or books do it better?

Which character do you think had the most shocking difference? Did getting all this info make you look at the films differently? Maybe it’s time to give the novels a read? Let us know all your royal thoughts in the comment section below. Don’t forget to hit that subscribe button and give this video a thumbs up. Time to climb out of the wardrobe!


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