Well, the question was [about] doing their [Peter and Susan’s] last scene. Has anyone discussed (in fourteen years from now) whether or not there will be a movie seven? And whether they’ll walk back on?

AA: You know, it’s funny, obviously nobody knows. I think the studio will keep making them as long as people keep paying to come and see them. Because it’s actually interesting in that the end story probably wouldn’t be the last one to tell. Probably the first story would be the last one to tell. Because it’s the prequel, The Magician’s Nephew. And I know that Tilda would be more than happy to come back and do that. And it would be interesting. The Last Battle would have some real challenges. Obviously, if we did do it, all that time from now our kids are going to be pretty grown up.. And we did discuss, not very seriously, the idea of shooting all their scenes sometime in the next few years, but I don’t think that’s really going to happen.

So you think that they would do the creation of the world after the end of the world?

AA: I think so. I think it kind of makes sense, really, because then it becomes a kind of like “How did all of this happen?” Its like, you’re telling a linear journey and then to go back and set it up, It’s somewhat even more satisfying–to go back to the beginning and after you finish telling the story.

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Seriously, Paul is right. And in the context of just showing them in our world, I also think this would be great.