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Empire Magazine Scans

Many thanks once again to my friend Kate, for the following scans from the October issue of Empire magazine! You can view both articles in the gallery.

010 x Empire Magazine | October

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One (France) Scans

Many thanks to Alexz for the following article from the August / September issue of One magazine. Also, thank you to my friend Kate for the translation!

What can we expect from the third film?

It’s a much more mature and adult film than the two previous ones. The magical aspect that you all know hasn’t been left out, but The Voyage of the Dawn Treader is an adventure film rather than a pure work of fantasy. Caspian is now the new King of Narnia and, with Edmund and Lucy, he embarks on a great crossing aboard this boat, the Dawn Treader, to find the land of Aslan. So most sequences take place on the sea, which hasn’t been easy to film. In Hollywood, it’s often said that filming on the water is the most painful of all .. I agree! [laughs] But I enjoyed myself very much ..

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Fangoria Magazine Scans

I’ve uploaded scans from the September issue of Fangoria magazine. Don’t forget, US fans, Dorian Gray will be out on DVD this Tuesday (August 24th).

004 x Fangoria Magazine | September

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Empire Interview (at Movie-Con III)

Ben Barnes and director Michael Apted attended Movie-Con III this weekend to talk about The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of The Dawn Treader.

This was my favourite book. This is the Sinbad one – is that what you’ve gone for?

Apted: “Yes, it is a journey, it is an adventure. They aren’t in Narnia at all. The whole film is a voyage, which is a tough thing to pull off, to keep the energy going from island to island.

Barnes: “It was my favourite book too because it has that voyage element to it, like Sinbad or Jason And the Argonauts. We’ve gone slightly bigger than those films though. It’s not a papier mache dragon this time – although there was a very large papier mache rock at one point.

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Seitenblicke (Austria) Scans

Many thanks to Katie for the following article and translation from the June 10th issue of Seitenblicke magazine. View the full size scans in the gallery.

Since ‘Prince Caspian’, you are a star. How important is fame to you?

I would never dare to call myself a star. I’m miles away from that. Strictly speaking, I am still learning. One mustn’t forget: Success hasn’t come over night for me.

How hard was that for you?

After graduating from university, I was quite desperate because I couldn’t get a job. Also, my time in Los Angeles was not exactly successful. Except for auditioning for a couple of bad films, I managed nothing there. So I came back to England completely broke and was eventually really happy about it. Just as well, because as you can see, everything worked out pretty well. (Laughs.)

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