The WireImage Entertainment Report and News Capsules: 12/10/07

The transcript discusses the challenges of using puppets and props in a production, emphasizing how practice makes it easier. It highlights the themes of magic and family in a story by Dick King Smith, known for his children's books. The speaker expresses excitement about a movie adaptation, noting its appeal to both children and adults, and the magical elements that captivate audiences.

What did the speaker initially find challenging about working with the puppet?

• The puppet was too small to see.

• The puppet made too much noise.

• The puppet was replaced by a tennis ball on a stick.

• The puppet was too heavy to handle.

According to the speaker, what makes the story appealing to a wide audience?

• It is a simple and straightforward story.

• It includes elements of magic and deals with complex issues.

• It is a comedy with lots of jokes.

• It is a historical drama.

Who is the author of the book that inspired the movie?

• C.S. Lewis

• Roald Dahl

• Dick King Smith

• J.K. Rowling

What aspect of the movie preview excited the speaker's son?

• The comedic elements

• The musical score

• The underwater scenes with the Water Horse

• The historical accuracy

What does the speaker love about the movie's concept?

• The suspension of reality and magical elements

• The realistic portrayal of family life

• The focus on environmental issues

• The action-packed sequences