The cast of The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian, and the general plot. Thank you

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The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian is directed by Andrew Adamson and written by Andrew Adamson and Christopher Marcus. Ben Barnes, William Mosley, Anna Papoville, Scander Cairns and Joukie Henhyonelli star in the background.

The film tells the adventure story of Prince Caspian who is expelled by the illegitimately King Miroz, blows Susan's horn during the escape, summons the four Pevensey siblings Peter, Susan, Edmund and Lucy back to the world of Narnia, and works together with Oak to save Narnia from Miroz.

Prince Caspian – Ben Barnes

Lucy Pevensie – Georgie Henley

Peter Pevensie – William Moseley

Susan Pevensie – Anna Papoville Anna Popplewell

Edmund Pevensie – Scandar Keynes

You can name him in the credits to see his detailed introduction.

The four brothers and sisters of the Parvinsi family have emerged from the magic closet and returned to the human world. Although he remembers the legendary adventures in the kingdom of Narnia, life gradually returns to the way it used to be. When they returned to school for the holidays after a year, Peter, Susan, Edmond and Lucy were waiting for the train at the train station when a mysterious force suddenly pulled them to the mysterious kingdom of Narnia.

However, along the way, the four siblings did not see the cheerful animals, but only went blind and found a large area of ruins, and even the palace where they used to live was in ruins. It turns out that in 365 days on earth, Narnia has already flown 1,300 years. In the years since they left, the prosperity of Narnia has ceased, and the old king's violent brother Miruz has not only killed his brother and usurped the throne, but also ruled the land violently, and all the talking animals and elves have hidden their tracks.

Only Prince Caspian, the rightful heir to the kingdom, was protected by his mentor and fled the palace, but had to flee and hide. It was the prince who was forced into exile who blew Susan's magic horn and summoned the four siblings back to the wizarding world.

With the help of the innocent dwarfs, the siblings and Caspian lead the old residents of Narnia and the loyal animal warriors on a journey to find the lion king Aslan and fight against the king who killed his brother and usurped the throne. With the help of the Lion King Aslan, the Pavensi brothers and sisters will assist Prince Caspian and the animals and elves of Narnia to once again use their wits and courage to defeat a brutal and powerful enemy, and restore Narnia's peace, vitality and magic to its former glory.

The film was originally scheduled to be released in 2007. When Ben Barnes learned that he would be returning to play Prince Caspian in the film, he was acting in a theatrical version of The History Boys. Warwick Davis, who plays the black dwarf "Nick Blake", has worked on the BBC's TV versions of Prince Caspian and the Voyage of the Dawn Treader and The Legend of Naransepinia

Silver Chair voices the mouse warrior "Ray Pechep" and the owl "Grim Fayser".

Special effects innovation.

The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian is a quantum leap forward in the production of special effects, with the number of special effects shots in the film increasing from 1,600 to 2,200, and whimsical creatures such as the lion king, minotaur, centaur and mirppogriff are brought to life under special effects. The film's special effects were created by a team of 40 special effects makeup artists, who brought the film's magical creatures to life.

The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian is staffed by Academy Award-nominated Dean Wright and Oscar-nominated VFX artist Richard Taylor. The strong behind-the-scenes production team makes the special effects in the film successfully restore the description in the original book, and present the strange and wonderful magical scenes in front of the audience.

Script writing. The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian is the second installment in the Chronicles of Narnia**. Compared to the first film, The Chronicles of Narnia:

Prince Caspian has a grand opening scene that grows grander as the story progresses. At the same time, this film is darker and more mixed in story than the first one, and the story itself is more mature in nature.

Filming location. The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian was filmed over a six-week period in New Zealand's North and South Islands, with locations including the Henderson Film Studios and a new location on the Coromandel Peninsula in the South Island. South Island locations include the Tasman Sea, which is located on the coast of the lush Westlands South End, the deserted Haash River Valley and the outskirts of Queenstown, Paradise Valley and the forests near Glenorchy.

After filming in New Zealand, the crew moved to Eastern Europe and Prague's legendary Barrandorf Studios and Mondrani Film Studios. The main locations in the Czech Republic include the city of North Bohemia in Ust-Ust, as well as locations in Poland and Slovenia.