But Lewis’ spirit infuses “Shadowlands” from start to aching finish. It is smart, not flashy; questioning, not pedantic; and rich with grief, but never maudlin.

The Most Reluctant Convert has been seen by more than 100,000 people. The play and the film are based primarily on Lewis' memoir, Surprised by Joy, which is licensed from The C.S. Lewis Company.

This new C.S. Lewis biopic, directed by double-Emmy and double-BAFTA Award-winning filmmaker Norman Stone (BBC’s Shadowlands, The Narnia Code), stars Max McLean, Nicholas Ralph and Eddie Ray Martin.

“Shadowlands,” which starts previews on Saturday and opens on Nov. 7, plays through Dec. 21. After that, Jones will move on to the theater’s production of Edward Albee ‘s “A Delicate ...

In 1993 Hopkins, one of the finest actors on Earth, portrayed Lewis, possibly the greatest Christian writer of the 20th century, in the movie, “Shadowlands.” ...

By the end of Shadowlands, this counterintuitive claim feels like truth. The cast is excellent, with Daniel Gerroll as Lewis, Robin Abramson as Davidman, and John C. Vennema as Lewis’s brother ...

“I think that God doesn’t necessarily want us to be happy. He wants us to be lovable.” These are some of the opening remarks spoken by actor Ken Ruta in the role of author C. S. L… ...

In 1993, "Shadowlands" was released as a film starring Anthony Hopkins as Lewis and Debra Winger as writer Joy Davidman Gresham. Actress Winger and writer Nicholson were both nominated for Oscars ...