Skandar Keynes

SKANDAR KEYNES returned in the role of Edmund Pevensie. In his first journey through Narnia in “The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe,” Edmund was the younger brother who betrayed his siblings for his own selfish gain. “Prince Caspian” saw Edmund growing in stature and wisdom. In the third adventure, as he approached manhood several years later, Edmund's challenge was to serve and protect Narnia's new king, Caspian, as they set sail for the Far Eastern edge of Aslan's world in their quest to recover the swords of the missing Lords of Telmar.

Keynes is a London-born performer who began his professional acting career at age nine in the Royal Shakespeare Company production of “Macbeth” for Britain's Channel 4. He followed that with a television role as a Victorian waif in Jonathan Meade's docudrama, “The Victorians,” which aired on BBC-2. The next year (2001), Skandar played the role of Enzo Ferrari as a child in Duemila Productions/Victory biopic, “Enzo Ferrari,” which profiled the famous Italian racecar driver.

Skandar's father, Randal Keynes, attended the world premiere presentation of the film “Creation,” which opened the 2009 Toronto International Film Festival. The movie, starring Paul Bettany and Jennifer Connelly, was based on Randal's book “Annie's Box: Charles Darwin, His Daughter and Human Evolution,” about the life of his great, great grandfather, Charles Darwin.

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