I have no idea.

But about the voice of Reepicheep, I am very confused, these days.

I thought the voice on the trailer sounds like Eddie's.
And I can read a name - Eddie Izzart ( not Izzard. just misspelling? ) in the cast list on the Fox Japan Website.
That cast list is very strange. I can't trust it.
A several month ago, it was Georgie Henley instead.
And there are ONLY 2 names beside - Ben Barnes and Skandar Keyens.

So what are your thoughts on this? I have to admit that the first thing I thought was "Oh my gosh! They were in Shaun of the Dead together!"

But I honestly don't have much of a problem with it, I like the sound of Simon's voice and think Bill Nighy would have sounded a little too old. As long as it isn't inhibiting the proper representation of the character I'm fine.

This is too confusing. I'm in shock and my brain hurts.
I smell a fish, and a very mischevious one at that.

This repeated re-casting of Reepicheep is getting kind of ridiculous. But I guess Pegg's voice sounds a bit closer to Eddie Izzard's than Bill Nighy's does...

I'm more curious than anything... what's up with all this recasting? I'm not sure who's voice I would have liked or do like better. All I know is, I was happy with the voice in the trailer... whoever that was. I'm inclined to believe it was Pegg, sounded more like him.

My initial reaction was "Why are they changing actors again?" It's kind of worrisome but at least the role isn't vacant right now. Like Brother Eustace said, I am happy with the voice in the trailer... whoever it was. It did sound a lot like Eddie Izzard, I had completely forgotten that he wasn't Reep anymore.

I'm not really partial to who voices him, as long as they don't sound too noticeably different from Eddie Izzard. I also really liked the voice in the trailer - I couldn't even really tell a difference between the new voice & the old. I hope the voice in the trailer is the one that we'll be hearing in the movie.

It is quite ashame to me considering Bill Nighy is one of my favorite actors and great voice overs. But I will not let this change ruin my love for this movie coming out.

I was really pleased with the voice in the trailer, too... whoever it was! It was really close to Eddie Izzard but there was a new maturity to it, I think. It fits Reep's story arc well.

I'm also inclined to think that it was Simon Pegg; I remember thinking: "Wow, Bill Nighy sounds... not like himself." Heh.

When the trailer came out and Reepicheep delivered his one line, I didn't think he sounded any different. When I first looked at Narnia.com, it said Reepicheep was being played by Bill Nighy, but yesterday it said TBA. I was confused and couldn't figure out why it would say that. Now I know why, but I'm still confused. I just don't understand the change. I didn't like Eddie Izzard's voice to begin with, so I was happy to hear Bill Nighy had taken the role. But now Bill Nighy is being replaced??? I'm just confused.

*combines this thread and the one started in the GMD*

Interesting... his voice sounds very similar to the voice we hear in the trailer. I wonder if he's the one who did the voice for the trailer.

Well, I really like Simon Pegg so I quite like this change. The "why" of it has me all confused though! I feel a little sad for Bill Nighy; in that interview he seemed to very much enjoy the character of Reepicheep.

A surprise, indeed. But I am willing to give the filmmakers the benefit of the doubt that they are trying to get the character of Reepicheep right in every way possible.

These things happen. And I don't believe they made a change hoping it would be for the worse. So I wish Simon Pegg the best in his efforts to portray one of the most beloved Narnian characters of them all.

I wonder if he's the one who did the voice for the trailer.

I also muse along with startkat about Reep's trailer voice. It didn't sound that different to me from Eddie Izzard's previous rendition.

AGAIN!? That is precisely what I thought! I am sure that the filmmakers know what they are doing... I hope!

Okay a bit of news you all might like if it has not already been told ... So in Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs, it looks like he is the voice of Buck, the guide through Dinosaur land.