originally published 5/30/1994
Marjorie Mead, Associate Director of the Marion E. Wade Center at Wheaton College, examines two film portrayals of C. S. Lewis, noting which best captures Lewis’s jovial personality and the nuances of his faith. Mead explains the difficulties in writing dialogue that could do justice to the intellectual give and take of the relationship between Lewis and Joy Davidman. This interview was originally published on Volume 10 of the Mars Hill Tapes.
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