The Silver Chair (1990 TV serial)
- David Thwaites as Eustace
- Camilla Power as Jill Pole
- Tom Baker as Puddleglum
- Richard Henders as Prince Rilian
- Barbara Kellerman as The Green Lady
- Stephen Reynolds as Giant King
- Lesley Nicol as a giant queen
- Warwick Davis as Glimfeather
- Geoffrey Russell as King Caspian
- Jean -Marc Perret as Prince Caspian
- Bill Wallis as guardians
The mini-series The Chronicles of Narnia: The Silver Chair (also The silver throne ) is the third and final part of the trilogy of BBC TV, which began in The Voyage of the Dawn with The Witch and The Wardrobe and Prince Caspian &. It is the film adaptation of one of the seven books in the series by CS Lewis Narnia.
Action
The miniseries is divided into six episodes, each about 25-30 minutes.
Eustace befriends at the boarding school, which he attended, with the outsider Jill Pole. As they are pursued by a group of mocking children, they escape through a garden gate and go to Narnia. Here Jill of Aslan the lion receives the order to seek together with Eustace for the lost Prince Rilian, the beloved son of an aged king Caspian. With the help of Puddleglum Moorwacklers the two get into the castle of the Giants, where there will soon be a celebration. As Eustace and Jill find out, however, that the main course is served man, the three are forced to flee. Through a tunnel they get into a subterranean realm used in the stone essence of the "Green Lady". They also learn an ally of the Greens know Lady, a man who suffers from a curse. The curse makes him at night in a dangerous beast that can only be kept on a specially constructed " silver chair" under control. When Jill and Eustace break the curse, they must find that the stranger is Prince Rilian and the Green Lady is planning an invasion of Narnia.
Background
The resulting UK mythic exterior shots, the well-coordinated proportions person to giant and also a convincing representation of the two young actors David Thwates and Camilla Power make the final of the Narnia trilogy to an unforgettable experience. Nevertheless, the film in some places seems lengthy and also the special effects are now long obsolete.
Some voice actors
- Eustace: Inez Günther
- Puddleglum: Fred Maire
- Jill Pole: Alana Horrigan
- The Green Lady Victoria Brams
- Prince Rilian: Hans -Georg Panczak
- Giant Queen: Haide Lorenz
- Giant Nanny: Anita Hofer
Award
The film received five nominations at the 1991 British Academy Television Awards:
- Best Children's Film
- Best Art
- Best mask
- Best Camera
- Best lighting