No, there wasn't, it was only the tweet! The poster is just a fanmade, nothing official. Something similar happened with A Series of Unfortunate Events last week, haha. A girl from tumblr created a fanmade poster for the Netflix series and everybody thought it was real, even serious sites used the picture claiming to be "official".

I am cautiously anticipatory ... sometimes over-the-top excited; other times very apprehensive, especially after the significant disappointment of The VotDT. However, I must say, it is great to be getting at least some NEWS!

But my feelings are very much akin to glumPuddle's thoughts from about 5:50 on. And make sure to watch to the end!

The official Chronicles of Narnia Facebook page is saying

The bogus report of David Magee's ‪#‎SilverChair‬ finished script is a scam. Always follow The Chronicles of Narnia @officialnarnia & Narnia.com for all official movie news ‪#‎NarniaMovieNews

I'm not sure what to make of this, glumPuddle confirmed it the tweet was from Magee, So I have no clue why they are saying this.

I just saw this announcement. Although I was not 100% about the tweet and all, I still think this can't be completely false. I don't know, but it seems a bit odd that they would step up and deny this rumor when we had so many others over the last two years and they were never really bored by them. Or I'm just trying to make excuses to not believe we were fooled again, haha.

Well this is really confusing!

What adds to the confusion is that The Silver Chair's producer, Vincent Seiber is following the alleged David Magee account.

This definitely adds to the confusion. Well, I think there's something going on there. In the best of the cases, they just want to protect the information and the script for as long as they can, probably because of all of those issues with Sony or whatever. Who knows, maybe David Magee hadn't imagined that the tweet would be leaked since his account is protected and he was not supposed to say anything about it, and now they are going crazy about all the fuss this have made.

In the worst, we were beautifully fooled LOL

You may be on too something Lachrymose, but of they are trying to protect the information I don't know why they would what a week after it was first reported or why David Magee would confirm it with Narniaweb, None of this makes sense at all.

I had literally just thought of that Lake Lachrymose, maybe it's wishful thinking on my part, but two news sources independently said they double checked on this.... and it's either that or someone hacked/faked 2 twitter accounts.

And it almost (note I said almost) makes as much sense that the studio is trying to keep things hush hush since CoN fans were loudly upset on the whole with plot changes in PC and VDT- this in addition to the moratorium would explain why the studio wants to keep things so ridiculously quiet.

Unless of course there is truly no big progress yet...

I can't tell if my "conspiracy theorizing" is me being in denial about a scam or my (newly informed- after following another project that's developmental hell for 14 years and finally became a blockbuster hit 3 weeks ago ) instincts are telling me there's more to this.

Maybe it's a combination of both. David Magee may be done with his draft of the script, but this may not necessarily be an indicator for the shooting script to be finished, since it is up to the studio whether if that script will be used, modified, another writer brought in, etc.

My question: if you were going to do a "scam" to get attention, why would you do it on a private Twitter account?

This might just be the weirdest story I've ever followed!

1. A screenshot pops up on Twitter of an alleged David Magee tweet saying the final draft of the script was finished. Buzz starts to build.
2. Many entertainment sites in South America start reporting on it as fact.
3. Narniaweb and NarniaFans reach out to David and confirm the authenticity of the screenshot.
4. Major movie news websites like Collider, Den of Geek and Screen Rant write stories on it.
5. The official Facbook page posted almost a week later that the reports are a scam.
6. Impending Doom is left stratching his head

The official Narnia Facebook account has replied to some of the comments and what they have to say is quite interesting...

"The movie is still going forward and the script is indeed in being written by David Magee. It is simply not finished yet."

"It is quite a serious situation. We have been in touch directly with Mr. Magee and he is trying to work with Twitter to remove the fabricated accounts. He does not have a Twitter account personal or otherwise."

"The script is being written as we speak by David Magee. We will notify everyone as soon as we have a finished script."

Sorry about the double post!

One of the accounts on twitter admitted its a fake

It is interesting in hindsight though in that it generated a fair amount of buzz pretty quickly... perhaps this means the break in between movies will help things get off on the right foot again.

Well, this has been quite a roller coaster. I wondered if the two accounts might possibly be fakes, but it just seemed too elaborate a ruse. Good grief! At least we're getting a few comments from the official Narnia facebook on the state of the script. That's a positive. I don't mind that it's not finished yet; I hope that he takes all the time he needs to perfect it. Maybe all of the buzz and hubbub surrounding this rumor will encourage the release of some real news sometime soon, though. (The Name the LotGK sweepstakes, anyone?)

One of the accounts on twitter admitted its a fake

All right, I'm convinced.

One good thing to come out of all this: it created hype and proved that there is still plenty of interest in Narnia.