NARNIA 4: The Silver Chair (2025) – Official Trailer | Starring: Florence Pugh, Will Poulter | Fantasy · Adventure · The Legacy of Aslan Returns

A new era is dawning for Narnia — but darkness still lingers in the forgotten lands. The trailer reveals a journey both epic and lonely, where light is only truly present when people choose hope, even in the darkest moments.

Florence Pugh stars as Jill Pole, a girl filled with quiet fears but hidden behind her eyes is a burning will. Drawn into Narnia in a fateful moment, Jill gradually learns that there are calls that come from deeper than the heart — and Aslan is that call. She is not the strongest, nor the chosen one. But it is Jill’s vulnerability that makes her the piece Narnia’s destiny has been waiting for for decades.

Will Poulter returns as Eustace Scrubb — no longer the stubborn boy he once was. The adventures that turned him into a dragon have left Eustace quietly maturing. He learns that courage is not always about fighting back, but about moving forward even when you’re trembling.

The two are entrusted by Aslan with a mission of the utmost importance:
Find Prince Rilian — the rightful heir to Narnia — who is imprisoned in the deepest darkness of the earth.

The trailer takes viewers on a journey filled with dark poetry:
— The mist-shrouded swamps, where every step feels like a step into your own memories.
— The storm-torn cliffs, giving the feeling that the world has seen too much pain.
— The icy gaze of the Lady of the Green Kirtle, ghostly and enchanting — an enemy who can bend the truth with just words.
— Puddleglum, quiet but sharp, a soul older than his real age, who leads by faith rather than by force.
— The battles in the earth, where memories turn to illusion and reality blends with nightmare.
— And finally, The Silver Chair, a seat shimmering with ancient magic that has imprisoned the prince and the hope of Narnia for many years.

As darkness rises from the underworld below, faith is tested, and all paths seem to lead to despair, Jill and Eustace must learn to face their own fears. Not by strength, but by choice—choice to believe, choice to be faithful, choice to hope. Because in the darkest hour, Aslan watches. And sometimes, just believing… is enough to change the fate of a kingdom.

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