00:00I can't get the door open.
00:14We did a hide-and-seek.
00:17I remember these stairs.
00:19This is where we had to do a running shot for the hide-and-seek scenes.
00:23You get lost for days.
00:30Oh, my goodness.
00:38I think this goes up to the attic.
00:40Oh, my goodness.
01:00Oh, my goodness.
01:12Look!
01:13That's a wardrobe.
01:15That's appropriate.
01:17Don't think we're going to fit in there.
01:19Oh, it's a book.
01:20But we never actually made it up here, did we?
01:23No.
01:24This was in the studio.
01:25Yeah.
01:26And at the time, it was unsafe.
01:28But they had obviously come up here and must have done a sort of location scout and then
01:34they recreated this in the studio.
01:39I'm back!
01:40I'm back!
01:41I've come back!
01:45It's all right.
01:46I'm back.
01:47Back?
01:48What are you talking about?
01:49You'll be wondering where I was.
01:51Have you been hiding?
01:52Poor old Lou.
01:53I didn't know anyone even noticed.
01:55I've been away hours!
01:57Batty.
01:58Quite batty.
01:59Ah!
02:00Christmas decorations.
02:01I did go there.
02:02I did!
02:03What did you do when you were there, then?
02:07We looked at the wardrobe that actually C.S. Lewis or the C.S. Lewis family still own and that was our inspiration for the wardrobe.
02:22We all did it a bit, but obviously it didn't have any back to it and it was deeper than a real wardrobe would be. In the studio, we pushed through the fur coats into fur trees.
02:35How funny!
02:48Which were then matched on location.
02:52The first thing that I ever filmed as Lucy was stepping into Narnia in Scotland.
03:00I can always get back there.
03:02And they were so clever because I had not really seen the lampposts, I'd not really seen the set, I'd not really seen the snow.
03:15They'd kind of isolated me on that location as much as they could.
03:19So my first scene was walking into Narnia.
03:25I was acting, but I was also like, holy shit!
03:32Look, I'm in Narnia.
03:36I'm in Littlewood.
03:40She sees the lampposts and she meets Mr. Tumnus, that was played by Geoffrey Perry.
03:46Excuse me?
03:47Goodness gracious me.
03:49Are you a fawn?
03:52Yes.
03:54Yes, I suppose I am.
03:56Geoffrey did a phenomenal job of Mr. Tumnus, which was quite hard because he had little hoofs.
04:04You've come from the wild woods of the west?
04:07No, I got into the wardrobe in the spare room.
04:10Oh dear, if only I'd worked harder at geography when I was a little fawn at school.
04:18It's a good place for me.
04:19Oh dear.
04:20Oh dear, my.
04:21You're not a fawn at school.
04:22I would try not to play the world.
04:23You should be alone.
04:24I was a fawn at school.
04:25You were dressed in theの.
04:26And I never did.
04:27And I could do very much.
04:28Some fun.
04:29I tried to go.
04:30I've been here in Olin's game.
04:31You've been playing with Moody's game.
04:32I've been playing with my boys.
04:33I never did.
04:34I was a real for my train.
04:35You
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