Greta Gerwig says the idea of a lion singing Narnia into existence drew her to The Magician’s Nephew. Her statement explains a creative interest. Netflix separately names Mark Ronson and Andrew Wyatt for the original score, and George Drakoulias for music supervision [1].
Singing is part of the creation premise
Gerwig recalls reading The Magician’s Nephew as a child. She says the concept of a lion creating Narnia through song stayed with her as she grew up. In her account, music has a role in how the fictional world begins. The statement describes the idea she wanted to bring to the screen [1].
Netflix presents the film as an adaptation of C. S. Lewis’s 1955 novel about Narnia’s creation. Gerwig writes for the screen and directs. Read together, that premise and her statement explain why music belongs in a discussion of the story itself. Her account does not describe the length, arrangement or staging of a particular sequence [1].
Score and music supervision have separate credits
The feature’s expanded music section names Mark Ronson and Andrew Wyatt as the composers of the original score. It also notes that they previously worked with Gerwig on Barbie. The answer supplies no list of individual cues or songs [1].
The same section credits George Drakoulias with music supervision. Netflix presents that credit separately from the original-score credit. It gives no further account of his work on this production. There is no named song selection, licensing arrangement or composition credit for Drakoulias in the answer [1].
Read the statement and the credits together
These passages answer different parts of the music question. Gerwig explains why a world created through song interests her. The music section identifies the people credited for the score and music supervision. An original-score credit alone cannot establish that every song used in the film is newly composed, or identify music heard in a trailer [1].
Netflix’s visible current feature date is October 13, 2026. The page’s original publication history is unknown. The feature announces an IMAX and theatrical release worldwide on February 12, 2027. The Netflix release follows on April 2, 2027. Gerwig’s statement describes her intent ahead of those announced dates [1].