Nothing was lost on Brian, a real sponge.

He's like a sponge. He picks up everything. He's an observer. He watches, but he likes to do things himself and he's able to pick things up quite quickly.

He was like a sponge.

Brian said the children have nothing. When you have nothing, anything you are given, they are so excited about it. I think he has been deeply touched by the children there.

Andrew and I realised that we'd made a mistake, ... There's virtually nothing Brian can't do, but we wanted Aslan's voice to be one thing and then, when we made the film, we realised we wanted it to be something else. It was just one of those things that happen in film making.

When it happened I was scared. All I could think of was Brian Williams [ex-Giant center] who lost his career to an eye injury. I don't think [Slaughter] was trying to hurt me. He was apologizing from the moment I got up.