BBC The Voyage of the Dawn Treader Ep. 1

It's time for a brand new episode of The Chronicles of Narnia! The Voyage of the "Dawn Treader", the third book in the series (fifth in chronological order) of The Chronicles of Narnia, where Edmund and Lucy Pevensie, as well as their priggish cousin, Eustace Scrubb, return to Narnia. There they accompany King Caspian on a voyage to find the seven lords who were banished when Caspian's uncle Miraz stole the throne. This perilous journey brought them face to face with many wonders and dangers, as they sailed toward Aslan's Country at the eastern end of the world. Episode One: 3 December 1989 Director - Alex Kirby Teleplay by - Alan Seymour Producer - Paul Stone Cast: Richard Dempsey - Peter Pevensie Sophie Cook - Susan Pevensie Jonathan R. Scott - Edmund Pevensie Sophie Wilcox - Lucy Pevensie David Thwaites - Eustace Scrubb Warwick Davis - Reepicheep Jean Marc Perret & Samuel West - Caspian Robert Lang - Miraz Guy Fithen - Rhince Angela Barlow - Queen Prunaprismia Henry Woolf - Dr. Cornelius Julie Peters - Trufflehunter Joanna David - Trufflehunter (voice) George Claydon - Nikabrik Michael Walter (credited as Big Mick) - Trumpkin William Todd Jones - Glenstorm Joe McGann - Lord Glozelle Rory Edwards - Lord Sopespian Timothy M. Rose - Aslan Ronald Pickup - Aslan (voice) Barbara Kellerman - Hag Gabrielle Anwar - Ramandu's daughter Kenny Baker - Dufflepud Pavel Douglas - Lord Bern Marcus Eyre - Pug Christopher Godwin - Lord Rhoop Preston Lockwood - Coriakin Roger McKern - Tacks Jared Morgan - Gatekeeper Jack Purvis - Chief Duffer John Quarmby - Gumpas Geoffrey Bayldon - Ramandu Edmund and Lucy were sent to stay at their cousin Eustace Scrubb's home. Unfortunately he is a selfish, boring, bossy boy who always kept complaining. The story begins in Lucy's room with Edmund and they are both commenting on a picture on the wall and how it resembles a Narnian ship. In bursts Eustace and starts rubbishing the painting. Suddenly Lucy notices something strange about the painting and all three are sucked into it. They find themselves reunited with their dear friend Caspian who has grown into a young man since they last saw him. He tells them of his quest to find seven lords who were friends of his father's. The quest requires them to sail through dangerous waters, encountering new islands where things are not what they seem and finally to sail to the end of the world, hoping to reach Aslan's Land. The three children eventually return home, and before leaving they know that Caspian will marry the daughter of Ramandu (who lives on an island at the end of the world) and that the four lords who were in a deep sleep on Ramandu's island will awaken. New to this channel? I'd love to have you subscribed! Believing in the power of books, Your Bookish Slytherin Friend