We’ve been hearing for quite some time that filming of The Voyage of the Dawn Treader was threatened by the WGA Strike. The script has yet to be finished, and Walden Media would have to hold off on filming the third Narnia for a few extra months. The Hollywood Reporter has quoted Narnia film producer Mark Johnson on the development:

Movies in development or preproduction also will get a huge boost as writers get back to work and new scribes are attached.

Mark Johnson, a producer on Walden Media’s “Chronicles of Narnia” movies, said a resolution couldn’t come fast enough for the third movie in the franchise, set to start shooting this year. Johnson added that he thinks “the floodgates will open” for projects in active development or preproduction that need a little script help.

0 people like this post.

Like 

Related Posts

• Narnia Producer Mark Johnson Appears in ‘My Sister’s Keeper’
• Voyage of the Dawn Treader Filming Pushed to November? -UPDATED
• ComingSoon.net Interviews Mark Johnson at Comic-Con
• NarniaFans Mailbag #44: Filming Order, Regina Spektor and Invisible Army
• Narnia 3 could shoot in New Zealand

Tags: Filming, Mark Johnson, Narnia, Producer, The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, WGA Strike, Writer's Guild