I totally know what you mean. She's a hunting, bow and arrow, in the woods kind of girl. The kind that would rather be caught dead with an arrow through the eye than with lipstick on.

I don't know about that, Watziznehm. She does like warm baths and soft beds, so she'd probably be willing to wear lipstick if it would save her life... lol, just kidding.
Jill's fiesty, stubborn and definitely a showoff. However, that doesn't mean the person who plays her has to be. I know I girl I think could play the part, even if she is a little bit older than Jill probably is in SC.

I agree, Dernhelm_of_Rohan. She is a tomboy but still appreciates nice things like shelter and food But I also agree with Watziznehm. She is definitely an outdoorsy person, but still, she just might wear nylons since she took her fancy dress from narnia and wore it to a holiday party at home.

Just a thought...

Actually, everyone in movies wear make-up. Wouldn't it be funny if Jill didn't like make-up, but she was actually wearing a ton while filming? I know from experience, when an actor or actress looks completely blemish free, they are walking around with an inch thick of blush and foundation caked on their face. I should know, it's happened to me!

Btw, I have been in movies and things like that, so I'd love to play the part of Jill Pole. I'm just saying... ( Don't judge me! )

Btw, I have been in movies and things like that, so I'd love to play the part of Jill Pole. I'm just saying... ( Don't judge me! )

Judge you; certainly not.... unless you did land the part and absolutely murdered her character. If that were to happen, then, I might politely propose that you stunk and that perhaps you should consider sticking home videos or at most a TV movies. But, if you are an excellent actress you should fear no such criticism.

Oh, thank you Watziznehm. I feel so much better about myself. You have made me a better person by saying that. (Sarcasm. You caught that, right?)
Anyway... Jill is a very interesting character. Out of all of the characters in the books, Jill is one of the hardest to play. So is Peter Pevensie, Eustace Scrubb, Puddleglum, etc. I just hope they cast THE perfect person to play Jill. If not, I will lose my faith in Narnia, and never return to this website again.
(Ok, no. I'm not that dramatic. Lol!)

I'm sorry if I have offended. I figured that you were asking for it though when you said 'don't judge me' and needed a bit of teasing about it. If you had said nothing I would have left well enough alone. Again, I'm sorry.

Getting back to Jill Pole... I think certain aspects of her character will be quite interesting to the movie audience that hasn't read the CON books. One in particular would be the fact that she is unafraid of heights, even great ones; but is terrified of being in small, narrow, enclosed places (claustrophobic).

I think movie audiences will really like this new character when The Silver Chair comes out. It will be most interesting to find out how many young girls will be auditioned for this role. My personal guess is that it could be in the thousands.

most definitely, GlimGlum, there will be thousands!!!(from your smilies, do you have a problem w/ that?) I always thought of her being very compassionate while still having a good portion of selfishness in her. Still, I think she'll make an excellent leader in LB. Her self-determination is definitely an excellent quality, which is evident in the last battle with her forcing herself to fight and to stop "blubbering like a baby". She has common sense(a rare quality these days )

most definitely, GlimGlum, there will be thousands!!!(from your smilies, do you have a problem w/ that?)

No, I don't. I was mainly thinking of the production people who will have to deal with that. With that many girls trying out for Jill, a good number will probably be easy to dismiss but a good number won't.

I think the final part of the whittling down process will be especially tough for Jill's character. I have a strong feeling that the final candidates for this character are going to be pretty strong ones. (Maybe it is just because she is my favorite human character from our world to enter Narnia.)

Anyway, if anyone who reads this gets to audition for Jill, wish you the best.

Thank you! Thank you... Jk.
I don't believe there will be more than the thousands auditioning for Jill Pole though. Some people who want to be Jill won't be able to go audition because they might live half way across the world. Most probably won't have the money to fly around and stuff like that.
I actually don't want someone famous to be Jill Pole. I really don't. I mean, I had no clue who Anna Popplewell or William Moseley was until I saw them in the past Narnia films. I think it is better that way, because then you wouldn't judge the person, just the character. ( Btw, I totally think differently for Puddleglum. Do any of you people think Johny Depp would play Puddleglum well? Just a thought... )

Very True!! I do not want someone famous playing Jill. Not that I have a problem w/ famous people, I just don't want to associate Jill w/ someone else just because the actress played a different character in another movie. Congrats to whoever gets the part!

Not famous Actress. I think I anderstend Jill peronality she is al litle coldly and wants to be soft. But she can´t beacause she is litle shy and is afraid about what people think about her. when she came from Narnia has she change and is not longer shy.

I now I am differen but when I was reading The books image I Jill with red hair and blue eyes and tiny but then haven´t I watch the BBC film.

Jill isn't a shy sort of person, even to start with. Someone who would tell a boy to his face he hadn't been all that swell 'last term' isn't a shy person.

I agree with you Watziznehm. I don't think Jill should be too shy, if she was, then she wouldn't be as bossy.
Right, no offense to famous people. We all love you, but you're not for Narnia.
Red hair just doesn't look right to me on Jill. Plus, I don't want her to be really pretty. Wouldn't it be better if Jill were more plain? If she were stunning, then she would stand out too much at her school.