AslansChild, I did notice that Caspian was in his PJ's and I thought it was so funny for some reason.

I actually wondered the same thing about the picture of the Pevensies while Susan is writing the letter. If you want to be very literal, they didn't have any time to take that picture. I mean as soon as they left Narnia at the end, their train came. Anyways, they couldn't have taken it before entering Narnia because they all look happy in the picture. Lol, I'm over thinking this, but its kind of fun.

Next time I watch VDT, I'm going to be looking for that.

1. Caspian in his PJs? No. I saw PC just once.

2. The PC pic of the Pevensies at the train station while Susan is writing her letter: my gut says that was a behind-the-scenes photo during filming! I've seen it online before. I just can't find it in any fansite galleries right now. I didn't notice the lamppost either.

3. Lucy's stuffed dog from LWW appears behind her head when she's reading Susan's letter in VDT - someone pointed that out to me on Tumblr a few weeks ago.

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Ha! That's so funny. I guess Lucy still needs her stuffed animals.

I didn't know that about the stuffed animal. That is so cute!

The picture from PC when Susan was writing the letter - I did not understand that. I don't see how the pevensie's could be able to get someone to take a picture of them looking happy when Susan was just getting on Peter's case in that scene and the time when they stood up when the train came, went to Narnia and came back and got on the train. I then thought that they probably took it when school was over and then thought "Why would they be in uniform when school is out and also look the same from that day?"
It doesn't matter to me or some people that it was only added for behind the scenes sake it's still part of the story and doesn't make any sense. I honestly don't know what goes through these writers heads.

I know, they could have used a different photo! It would have been nice to have an old family portrait or something, with the kids and there parents or something.

The picture was a nice touch, but I agree- some other picture might have been better suited. I guess we are being picky.

Did you notice in the LWW trailer, Macready says, "No sliding on the banisters", but then in the movie they took it out? I wonder why they did that... When we watched the movie in theaters for the first time my mom made a big deal that it wasn't there. She thought she was crazy for a while because she thought that part was in the trailer but it wasn't in the movie so we didn't believe that it was in the trailer.

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The picture Susan's looking at when she writes the letter has to be on a fansite somewhere! It's obviously from behind the scenes of "Prince Caspian." I remember this photo from a long time ago. I found a copy going through old Tumblr likes last night and posted it on my Skandar & Georgie Facebook page.

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I guess an actual PC movie still might have made more sense. The problem is the four weren't smiling before they left Narnia. In this picture they are. Why frame a photo where everyone looks miserable?

I think this photograph was just a little easter egg thing to the audience to make them go, "Hey, it's a scene from Prince Caspian with all the children together." Or maybe they wanted to show that Susan still cared for her other siblings?

By the way, why would the photograph be in color? This is a story from the 1940's. Barely any color photographs existed at the time, and it was a decade with a World War going on, so how would it be in color?

^Yeah that is another point. It was in color and the only people back then that could get color in their photos is if they were rich (like royal rich). Also the color in photos then didn't come out like that. The picture was just pointless to begin with.

The picture that they should've used was the photo of their dad from the first film when Susan was mentioning that she hardly sees their father because he works so hard. That would've been a better way if a photo should've been shown at all.

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The picture Susan's looking at when she writes the letter has to be on a fansite somewhere! It's obviously from behind the scenes of "Prince Caspian." I remember this photo from a long time ago. I found a copy going through old Tumblr likes last night and posted it on my Skandar & Georgie Facebook page.

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I guess an actual PC movie still might have made more sense. The problem is the four weren't smiling before they left Narnia. In this picture they are. Why frame a photo where everyone looks miserable?

YAY for 220chrisTian for digging that up!
And I agree with Louloudi the Centaur...why is it in color? In LWW, the picture of there dad was black and white...

Did you ever notice that in the PC trailer when he says: "I am Prince Caspian" That's never in the movie! And when Susan say's right before that: "Who are you?" That's not in the film either! Man, what is with that? Do they find it funny to torture us fans with a trailer, and then not include that scene in the film!

sigh...I'll stop being nerdy now...

^ They filmed the part with ben Barnes saying "I am prince Caspian" only for the trailer, just like that scene of all the pevensie's in the vdt trailer.

When Susan said "Who are you?" it must've been a cut line from when the pevensie's met Trumpkin or for trailer purpose to promote their dumb attraction in the film.

Ever notice that in the LWW there is a little silver apple (Supposedly for holding tobacco, I guess) on Professor Kirk's desk? Something inspired from the apple in The Magician's Nephew, apparently.

I have noticed the silver apple! I've always thought that was really cool. And I've noticed the dog from LWW making it into Lucy's bedroom in VDT. And I've wondered how the picture was taken (In the Pevensie's situation) that's on Susan's desk, but I've always thought it was a nice touch.

Has anyone ever noticed the picture of Peter and Susan in Lucy's bedroom in VDT? It's a production picture that's in the Official Movie Companion for PC. I think it's rather impressively cool how they used production pictures as family pictures for the actual movie. It makes me excited for some reason.

~Sheroo