I loved the scene where Tumnus meets Lucy in Lantern Waste for the first time. I was thinking about that scene a lot because after the fast pacing of VDT movie, I enjoyed that scene in LWW where they actually slowed down. Liam Neeson was very good, it would just be difficult to portray a voice how it was described in the book- after all, he is doing the voice of Jesus!
Reepicheep was pretty good in PC, I just honestly hated when he said "shut up" to Pattertwig. I admit, it was funny. I just could never see a noble Mouse like him actually saying that. It wasn't chivalrous at all. He wasn't even a real character to me in VDT. He just offered comic relief and *shudder* was thrown across the deck of the ship.

hm...I'm gonna have to say Trumpkin. Though slightly different, it was minor, and his characteristic sulleness survived. Tumnus was really good, and Aslan too, though.

I would say Aslan. Why? Because Aslan is the King of all Narnia!!! And, he is played by one of my favorite actors, Liam Neeson. Aslan was the best in The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe. I didn't like him too much in Prince Caspian, but he was better in The Voyage of the Dawn Treader.

JESUS IS LORD

Mr. Tumnus - I may be slightly biased since I love James McAvoy, still, he was an amazing Tumnus! I watched LWW again yesterday and was amazed by how much it seemed like he had stepped out of the book.

I would say Aslan, Liam Neeson has one of the coolest voices out there, and the overall portrayel was very noble and kinglike.

I have liked Badger maybe most
PC Reeepi
Centaurs are always tops.

I can't really compare Aslan to other characters.

Mr. Tumnus for sure. He was delightful! As well as being the best acted, and I'd wager the most memorable. He evoked simpathy, something which I don't think I got from any of the other characters - not even Aslan. Overall, I think the portrayals of characters has been pretty average. But Mr. McAvoy... he was sublime.

For me the decision was obious- Tumnus.
It's seems almost sacreligious to say, but I found the movie interpretation of Tumnus helped me undersnad the charatcer better than I had n the books. Imho James McAvoy plays his PERFECTLY. I only wish C.S.Lewis was around to comment, because I really really hope he liked hi as much as I did