The Chronicles of Narnia is a seven-book fantasy series by British author C.S. Lewis that has captivated readers since 1950 with its portal-fantasy premise—ordinary children transported to Narnia, a magical world of talking animals, mythical creatures, and the noble lion Aslan. The property remains a cultural cornerstone of children's literature and fantasy, commanding cross-generational reach. With rights now held by Netflix and a major theatrical film adaptation directed by Academy Award winner Greta Gerwig arriving in 2027, Narnia is entering an exciting new chapter of global visibility, making it an exceptional licensing opportunity.
Highlights
Over 120 million copies sold globally, available in 47 languages—a proven evergreen franchise with unmatched cultural penetration across demographics
Iconic characters and world-building: Aslan the great lion, the Pevensie children, the White Witch, and richly imagined fantasy realm spanning creation to apocalypse
Carnegie Medal-winning literary heritage with scholarly recognition and critical legitimacy as a classic of children's literature
Prior film trilogy (2005–2010) grossed over $1.5 billion worldwide, demonstrating extraordinary commercial potential and audience appetite
Greta Gerwig theatrical adaptation beginning February 2027 marks Netflix's first wide theatrical release, signaling major studio investment and mainstream cultural moment
Multi-generational fanbase and active community; property spans book readers, film audiences, and emerging streaming viewers with no sign of declining interest