The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe

Easter egg: In The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe Special Two-Disc Collector's Edition DVD, in the second disk, choose the section "Creating Narnia." That menu will have three features; select the one entitled "Evolution of an Epic." When scrolling up an down, a flower will come up on the picture of the director's chair. Click that to see a clip of Skandar Keynes' experiences with eating much Turkish Delight.

Easter egg: On the main page press up, and the little lion picture will become highlighted. Press enter to watch a short complation of shots panning around the Narnian landscapes, while the harmonious instumental music plays.

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Continuity mistake: When Peter finds the note about the capture of Mr. Tumnus he pulls it down off the nail, ripping the top edge of the paper. In a following shot the top edge of the paper can be seen fully intact, then ripped again. (00:41:20)

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Trivia: Before filming the Narnia scenes, Georgie Henley was never shown the set. To get a genuine reaction of surprise, director Andrew Adamson had Henley brought onto the Narnia set blindfolded. Her reactions to Mr. Tumnus are real, too. Before filming their scenes together, she had never seen James McAvoy in costume.

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Question: A friend of mine noticed that despite it being winter in Narnia for a hundred years, no one's breath is visible. Is this a mistake, a director's choice (since it could've been added in post) or an element of Narnia (I am not very familiar with the books)?

Answer: It was never mentioned in the book or the movie that breath wasn't visible, so it is a mistake.

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