The beloved cast of “The Chronicles of Narnia” thrilled fans by coming together to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the iconic film.

Adapted from the cherished children’s book “The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe,” the 2005 movie was shot in New Zealand and received an impressive reception, boasting a 6.9 out of ten rating on IMDb.

The film featured Georgie Henley as Lucy, William Moseley as Peter, Anna Popplewell as Susan, and Skandar Keynes as Edmund, whose memorable scenes with Turkish delight are hard to forget.

Georgie shared a nostalgic image of the group as children from the film alongside a current, grown-up recreation on Instagram, where the cast looked completely transformed.

Joining them in the reunion was the film’s director, Andrew Adamson, who appeared thrilled to reconnect with the actors who brought the story to life.

Georgie captioned the picture: ’20 years!!!!!! We had to recreate this photo in August when Andrew was in London.’ 

The cast of The Chronicles Of Narnia have delighted fans by reuniting on the 20th anniversary of the 2005 hit film

Directed by Andrew Adamson (L), the film starred Georgie Henley as Lucy, alongside William Moseley as Peter, Skandar Keynes as Edmund and Anna Popplewell as Susan (L to R)

Paying tribute to the film’s director, Georgie wrote on Instagram: ‘I don’t really have the words except thank you Andrew for creating real life magic and letting us be a part of it, and thank you everyone who loves the film as much as we loved making it’

Paying tribute to the film’s director, she added: ‘I don’t really have the words except thank you Andrew for creating real life magic and letting us be a part of it, and thank you everyone who loves the film as much as we loved making it. How beyond lucky we are!’ 

Instagram users were delighted to see the cast back together and were quick to praise the film that catapulted them into the spotlight as children. 

They praised: ‘Imagine you go to dinner and just see the whole Narnia cast.’ 

‘You guys were my entire childhood. I plan on having my kids watch the movies too!’

‘How was that already 20 years ago?? I remember seeing it in theaters as a kid and being absolutely blown away. The music is also amazing!! Thank y’all so, so much for all the magic you brought us – still one of my favorite movies as an adult!!’

‘I’m crying, I love that the four siblings are together, it’s beautiful.’ 

‘Twenty years of Narnia!! Man, I remember watching it for the first time during fourth grade recess. It made me love Narnia ever since!’

‘Girl you have no idea how much narnia means to me. You are literally such an amazing actress. Narnia has helped me through so much. Georgie you absolutely rock and thanks for being an amazing Lucy [sic].’ 

The 2005 film was the first of three based on the novel series of the same name – The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe (2005), Prince Caspian (2008) and The Voyage Of The Dawn Treader (2010)

Georgie recently opened up about her role in the film and said that she and her on-screen siblings had an immediate chemistry at their audition that helped them secure their respective roles

Instagram users were delighted to see the cast back together and were quick to praise the film that catapulted them into the spotlight as children

The 2005 film was the first of three based on the novel series of the same name – The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe (2005), Prince Caspian (2008) and The Voyage Of The Dawn Treader (2010). 

Georgie recently opened up about her role in the film and said that she and her on-screen siblings had an immediate chemistry at their audition that helped them secure their respective roles.

She told Buzzfeed: ‘It was a screen test with costumes and a few scenes, but the real audition was happening in the green room. They told us later that someone from production was with us the whole time, just watching how we interacted. 

‘The four of us wandered off and started playing this little game together. It was our version of poker using colored pens as the chips – we were already acting like brothers and sisters.

‘It was the same on set. I’d never had brothers before, and suddenly I had two. Anna also felt like an older sister straight away. When my sisters would visit, we’d do sleepovers with Anna. 

‘Our families became friends too – we went on all the press tours together, and had these huge dinners with everyone’s siblings. It really did feel like a big family. You can’t predict that. You can’t guarantee that a group of kids will get along but we, really, genuinely did.’