I doubt that the actual Peter and Susan will be in the world at all. Technically the world is called "The Land of Narnia" even though some of the parts are not called Narnia it's still the origin of the whole country. I still have my bets on the magicians room or it wont be in the movie. I just don't find those cuts in the trailer at all necesarry.

Don't forget about The Horse And His Boy. Susan, Edmund, and Lucy play significant roles in that story too. It'll depend on if Walden chooses to make that film.

I was referring to their presence in Narnia from the actual time of the Dawn Treader and on, not them as they were during the Golden Age, which is now in the past. I meant a farewell to them as children because it is indeed the last time we will see them till their end in The Last Battle. The Horse and His Boy would be more of a flashback story of that time, not as the Pevensies are now.

Apparently it was on his facebook page where Tony Nixon said they won't actually be in Narnia. In the Trailer thread the same discussion is going on - maybe it was specially made for the trailer like 'I am Prince Caspian' the line in the PC trailer. It could be just to remind viewers unfamiliar with the books that all Pevensies will be there. Giving them a taste of what's to come but in reality they're only in the beginning. But it just explains it much better to have a random scene. Because if you show them in England, non-hardout fans will wonder why they didn't enter Narnia as well. Otherwise I think the Lucy dream idea could work. I guess we'll just have to wait until more comes out.

Yeah, I believe we should really consider this to be something that was filmed solely for the purpose of attracting the audience to something they were familiar with. Though I would love to see Peter and Susan have some sort of goodbye or flashback scene (I'm just a sucker for anything with all of the Pevensies!), this could very possibly be something filmed only for the trailer. It seems to me this trailer has only answered a few questions and brought up even more questions then we got answers.

If that's the case, I really, really dislike that. Making people believe Susan and Peter play some sort of important part in Narnia just to get a few more movie tickets sold is just wrong.

I don't believe that to be the case. I think that they are actually in the film in some way.

Paul Martin, whom I assume you all know attended the Narnia Faith Summit, said when asked about Peter and Susan's appearance on the theater stand:

… how they appear is very cool. I’ve only seen one of them, and it’s likely going to be one of the best moments of the film. Great lesson to be learned in it.

Now that quote just leaves me confused. "One of them"? Does that imply there's more than one scene with Peter and Susan? And one of the film's "best moments"?

Well i think that they are going to show them in England and in Narnia somehow.

I also believe they will show them in the movie, no doubt about that. But not necessarily in that scene we saw them in.

If Paul Martin found it to be cool I don't think i'm going to stress over this any longer.

I agree, JillPole. But ugh it's difficult not to be so curious!

Yeah well it seems we are going to be curious for a while. I just try to keep positive and hope their cameos wont be big and be the stealing show of this movie.

If Paul Martin found it to be cool I don't think i'm going to stress over this any longer.

Who is Paul Martin and why should we care that he was okay with it?

Does that imply there's more than one scene with Peter and Susan?

You haven't noticed that Peter and Susan appear with more than one costume in promos so far? The one this topic is about where they're apparently wearing Narnian clothes, and the display where they're wearing Earth clothes.

If Paul Martin found it to be cool I don't think i'm going to stress over this any longer.

Who is Paul Martin and why should we care that he was okay with it?

The supreme commander of NarniaFans. But as far as his personal opinion is concerned, we have very different opinions of Prince Caspian. He found the movie to be nearly flawless. I have to respectfully disagree with him on that. And therefore, the fact that he found this particular scene to be very moving means that I may very well hate it. I'll be making my own opinion when I see the movie myself.

I see. A person who saw Prince Caspian as flawless then i will also be making my own opinion as well.