"William Moseley on Growing Through the Chronicles of Narnia: “I essentially did go from a boy to a young man but that was because of the environmental forces that were pushing me into that role. It’s more of the responsibility that I had to deal with. I was halfway around the world living by myself. Living by oneself is something which you deal with and you have to deal with and get on with. I had an amazing safety net below me. But dealing with adults the whole time as well, not with people your own age or people younger than you. We had jobs.”

William Moseley on Pleasing the Fans of The Chronicles of Narnia: “We only want people to have their vision of us up on the screen and no to think, ‘Oh, well that’s not Peter. That’s not Susan. They’re terrible.’ Because there is that huge responsibility to the fan base of 100 million readers. So we didn’t really want to screw up to be honest."

William Moseley on the Training for Chronicles of Narnia: “I had to go through a lot of horse riding. It was seven months of horse riding, seven months of stunt training. I came to a point where I could gallop bareback with a full suit of armor, a sword and a shield. The thing was, it never seemed hard. It just seemed easy and fun so I wanted to keep on doing it. I never really found it a big, big challenge. It seemed like something I wanted to go further with, something I would have wanted to jump in the middle of a battlefield and to jump and land.”

William Moseley on Pushing Himself: “I always wanted to go a little bit further. It got to a point with my stunt coordinators, a lot of the time I’d be like, ‘Can I do that jump here? Can I smash someone’s head off with my sword?’ I basically just couldn’t fall off or they would go pretty crazy.”

^ no! don't stop Kit. Thank you, thank you!

lol I don't even want to know....