Narnia Trailer Is Here — Everything Revealed
Netflix released the first trailer for Greta Gerwig's 'Narnia: The Magician's Nephew' on Oct 13, 2026. Here's every big reveal from the footage. Photo: Disney/Walden Media (via CBR)
Gerwig wrote and directed the film after pitching Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos at a party; her first draft began in 2021. The four-time Oscar nominee calls it a story about good and evil — and the life and death of the universe. Photo: Interaksyon/Philstar
Meryl Streep Voices Aslan
The trailer's finale is electrifying: a cosmic, nebulous creature explodes into lion form as Aslan creates a world from stars. Gerwig told Empire she wanted a voice profound but not pretentious — with gravitas, pathos, joy and delight. Photo: LiveLaughLoveDo (DatoCMS)
Mackey plays Jadis, the future White Witch, styled as a glittery, Bowie-esque enchantress. The look leans hard into Gerwig's rock-and-psychedelia vision of Narnia. Photo: Getty (via Inbella)
Magic rings let the children leap through Technicolor pools into the wood between the worlds — a forest linking hundreds of realms. One of those realms is the newborn Narnia. Photo: Disney/Walden Media (via Poltrona Pop)
The trailer is scored by Led Zeppelin's 'Stairway to Heaven' — a song the band famously never licensed for movies. Gerwig said she was deeply moved they allowed it. Photo: Wide Open Country
Gerwig personally met singer Robert Plant and guitarist Jimmy Page to win their approval. She said they understood the heart of the film — and, like her, they love C.S. Lewis. Photo: Getty (via Men's Journal)
Hours before the trailer dropped online, Gerwig previewed it with Stephen Colbert at the AMC Lincoln Square IMAX in New York. The pre-show playlist was all Bowie, Rolling Stones and Todd Rundgren. Photo: Getty (via Reality Tea)
The film hits theaters Feb 12, 2027, with IMAX sneak previews starting Feb 10. It streams on Netflix from April 2, 2027 — a theatrical window that's a first for Netflix. Photo: Netflix (via Bustle)
'The Magician's Nephew' (1955) was published after 'The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe' (1950) but is first in chronology. That's why Gerwig started here: the book is about creation — 'a lion singing a world to life.' Photo: via Squarespace source
Craig plays the magician who bestows the magic ring on his nephew Digory. Carey Mulligan plays the mother, and Ciaran Hinds also stars in the ensemble. Photo: via Listal
Also aboard: Kobna Holdbrook-Smith, Denise Gough and Susan Wokoma. Mark Gordon, Amy Pascal and Gerwig herself produced, with the C.S. Lewis estate executive-producing. Photo: OK! Magazine
The original score comes from Mark Ronson and Andrew Wyatt, matching the film's rock-and-psychedelia pulse. See it in theaters Feb 12, 2027 — or on Netflix from April 2. Photo: NME