So it’s good to get lost for a little while in watching Narnia. But when the Pevensies entered the portal they were back in the train station like before. So at that moment I was like, “Oh, it’s time for all of us to leave this beautiful place and go back to everything.” So there you have it! I gotta say that the movie was great! William Moseley definitely gave his 110% into that movie! So it doesn’t matter whether the movie is successful or not! What matters is how much hard work the cast and crew put into it! Now, if you would like to see the pictures I took of William’s armor and him, you can view them HERE and HERE!

P.S. Thanks to Guest, you can view a new picture of William HERE!

UPDATED: You can view the rest of the pictures I took of the props they used in the movie by clicking HERE! Enjoy!

Now, I don’t want to give out away too much! So I’m gonna get to my main points here. Yes, Peter gets invloved in a fight at the beginning. Edmund comes and tries to save him only to realize that it made things worst. Two fights evoked instead of one. Next, the Pevensies enter Narnia and they’re in Cair Paravel. Time goes by and he bumps into Caspian and they sword fight. One thing I noticed from the film was that something terrible happens at the Night Raid and that leaves Peter unleashing feelings of anger and sadness. I think that’s what William talked about in the interviews. Anyways, the combat day comes and Miraz accepts the challenge of Peter. So these two kings come and their combat begins! You should have seen how much William kicked butt on that battle! He was just sword fighting and sword fighting! Of course, he used other martial arts techniques such as disarming Miraz and a cut on his legs, which was clever! However, seriously, Miraz was going very tough on poor Peter. He knocked off Peter’s armor mask and perhaps broke a few of his bones since you can see Peter going through a lot of pain during the combat. Okay, moving forward… The main battle begins and allthis huge number of Telmarines begin to fight the Narnians. So yes, more kicking butt there. With help from Aslan, Lucy, and the Old Narnians, they win the battle making many Telmarine soldiers to surrender. A party for victory is celebrated at night. The next morning, Aslan talks to Peter and Susan about not coming back to Narnia. The High King passes his sword, Rhindon, to Caspian and a magical tree opens a “portal” where two worlds lie. One is for the Telmarines to live in and the other one is for the Pevensies to return home. At that moment, I thought I was going to cry since William won’t come back for the third one, but I didn’t. Instead, I got a sad feeling inside of me. I felt the same way as Lucy did when she found out her two older siblings, except for Edmund, won’t come back. I also realized that being on that magical theatre was going to come to an end because we Narnia fans enter that place to watch the movie but then we have to leave that place and go back home. Back to everything.

The moment arrived for me to go watch a new journey at the theatres called Prince Caspian. I got my ticket and waited in line. I actually didn’t wait that much for some reason. After all, they say that time does fly. They began letting all of the guests into the theatre. The first couple of things I saw when I entered was the popcorn stand and a few props used in the movie! I didn’t have time to take many pictures since I wanted to get a good seat to see the film. So I decided to take them on my way out. I ended up being on the back since the VIP members were the ones in the front. I felt like I was at some opera show. Of course, the view I had was pretty good. Anyways, after we heard some lovely music, the lights dimmed revealing the main screen. It showed a large conceptual art of Prince Caspian on the screen. Music by Harry Gregson Williams began to play. The curtains them fell for less than a few minutes and rose up again to reveal a new screen. This time, it was the ruins of Cair Paravel on the screen. They were glowing different colors from violet to orange. Then, something weird, but cool happened. It looked to me as if the screen was actually a real set coming to life little by little. Finally, a look-a-like Prince Caspian shows up in the middle of the screen! The actor didn’t talk. All he did was just run and then left the stage. Afterwards, I can’t really remember what happened, but two props (I guess) of a king statue (I think it was Peter) and a queen statue (not sure if it was Susan or Lucy) that were on the left and right side from the screen began glowing into lovely colors. The wonderful colors vary from violet to blue. As the colors changed, several torches that were near the statues lighted up. In addition, music by Harry Gregson Williams was playing as the colors changed. Suddenly, a narrator says, “Please welcome Prince Caspian!” and this large amount of confetti pops out of nowhere landing on the VIP guests! Lucky! I didn’t see that coming! Finally, the screen came to life revealing some trailers for upcoming Disney movies. After the last trailer was done, Prince Caspian was ready to come onto the screen.

Thanks to Swan, she found more pictures of William from Mexico and a new video! You can watch the video HERE and you can check out the images HERE and HERE! In addition, there’s a new Spanish interview that you can read HERE! Hopefully I will translate it soon! Thank you Swan!

P.S. More goodies on the way! Oh by the way, I just recently found a new pic of William (I think it’s a Prince Caspian promo in Paris) at Photobucket! You can view it HERE! Thanks to “Morgan Muffle” and Just Jared for the image!

Images of Will from TRL can now be seen HERE! Once again, thanks to Catherine from Ben Barnes Online for the pictures! There are also a new video of William from the Morning Show with Mike and Julie! You can watch the video HERE! Thanks to Swan and Wmoseley.com for the info and link!

P.S. Tomorrow I’m gonna go watch Prince Caspian! So hopefully I’ll post a review on this site sometime over the weekend. Prince Caspian is playing in theatres! So check your local theatre and wish me luck! I wish you guys good luck too if you’re planning to go see it! Enjoy!

There are some new interviews of William! You can read two articles HERE and HERE! You can watch two interviews HERE and HERE! I’m trying to add this new picture I saw over at IMDB but I’m having trouble getting the picture since I’m having a little bit of a problem understanding the guide “Lucy” sent me. You can still view it HERE! Thanks to Guest, Swan, and Narniaweb for the links and info!

P.S. I’m currently adding pictures from TRL to the gallery! Let’s all give a round of applause to Catherine for sending them! Thanks girl!

I found some new articles on Will and the cast over at Google News! You can read them HERE and HERE! Don’t forget that Prince Caspian hits the threatres tomorrow!!!

P.S. Someone sent us an email regarding an MSN article on William. I was going to post the link on this update but unfortunately, I accidentally deleted the message and I didn’t get to see who sent it. So whoever sent the MSN article to Yahoo email, would mind sending it again?! Thank you! And my bad!

I added a new image of William from TRL which you can check out HERE! Unfortunately, I couldn’t watch TRL today, but you can check out great pics Hong posted at Wmoseley.com! Love the hand stand Will! There are a couple of more links that show more images of him from the appearance! You can view them HERE and HERE! Thanks to Swan and Guest for the links!

P.S. Sorry that I posted that Will was going to come out on TRL on May 23. My bad! I guess I misunderstood.

Thanks to Narniaweb, there’s another new article on Will from USA Today! You can read it HERE! Yesterday, I forgot to make an update about a new Prince Caspian video that Narniaweb posted on their site! You can watch it HERE! Thank you Narniaweb!

 P.S. Here’s another video from the Prince Caspian premiere! Click HERE! Thanks Guest!

P.S. That was so nice of Will to organize a wrap party for the cast and crew from Prince Caspian! We’re so proud of you William!

P.S. Ben Barnes and William Moseley are going to be on MTV tomorrow at 3:30 pm (west coast)/12:30 pm (east coast)! Thanks Missy!

There are new interviews on William which you can watch and read HERE and HERE! Thank you Sub and Swan!

P.S. Thanks to Alicia, here’s the article (from yesterday) that she translated!:

William Moseley dreams with work with Robert De Niro

The British actor William Moseley, one of the youngest actors of “Prince Caspian”, the second part of “The Chronicles of Narnia”, said today that it would be fantastic working with actors like Robert de Niro and Russell Crowe.

“It’s not that I want to work with great actors, I want to learn of them.” Explained William Moseley in the interview with Efe in Mexico, at the film’s promotion.

He have worked with an important actor in the last two films, the North Irish Liam Nesson, who puts voice to the leader, the Lion Aslan.

“That’s a hard work, I admire the veteran actors who are still doing good films.” He said.

Chronicles of Narnia is a serie of seven books written by C.S Lewis (1898-1963), born in Belfast. The books are about the adventures of some kids who discover a portal to a fantastic world.

Moseley, 21 years old, plays Peter Pevensie, the oldest of the four british kids, become in the king of Narnia at the end of the first film, “The lion, the witch and the wardrobe”.

The kids return to Narnia 1300 years after the events of the first film, and they must help the new prince of Narnia to fight with a new enemy.

Moseley said that “Prince Caspian” is more mature and adult than the first one.

“The characters are more complexes, the visual effects more sophisticated”

“My character is different in that film, so I worked with an interpretation teacher for three months and a half.”

He’s not afraid to be always the responsible and brave Peter, because his character is different in the two films.

He said that the scale of the film was amazing: “If they needed a castle they built it. I think they built the second biggest set ever.”

The fame hasn’t affected him, he revealed.

“I don’t have a big house in Malibu, I drive a Ford Fiesta with a lot of kilometres.” he said funny.

But it has changed his professionally life.

“I feel so fortunate for the scripts that I receive and for the meetings that I have with directors that I have couldn’t met before.”

The six years he’s been involved with Narnia (he was 15 when he started the first film) have helped him to build his personality.

Now Moseley is waiting for a new project that connects with him, but the door for different kinds of films is open.

He likes the other interpretation’s aspects like the theatre, but by now he’s “fascinated for the cinema”.

“There are too much good film directors out there.” he finished

P.S. Thank you Alicia! Third update coming up!