Anna Popplewell as a child and Sophie Winkleman as an adult. Popplewell reprised the role in the 2008 film The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian. Susan is portrayed as a warrior queen, whereas in the books it is stated that she did not care for battles. Susan is also attracted to Prince Caspian in the film, and gives him a kiss before she leaves Narnia; this had not been included in the book or the BBC adaptation. Popplewell again reprised the role in the 2010 film The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader for two scenes: one, in which Susan is seen in America writing a letter to Edmund and Lucy, and another in which Lucy, by reciting a stolen spell, has literally become Susan. In the 2005 audio dramatization, Focus on the Family Radio Theatre cast David Suchet's daughter Katherine as the young Susan, while Sally Ann Burnett played her as an adult. In Epic Movie, a parody of Susan is played by Faune Chambers. References External links Chronicles of Narnia - Susan Pevensie. Analysis of the character Susan within the context of the series. Aimed for younger people. Christian response to criticisms of Lewis The Chronicles of Narnia characters Child characters in film Child characters in literature Female characters in literature Female characters in film Fictional archers Literary characters introduced in 1950 Fictional English people Fictional queens Fictional women soldiers and warriors Kings and Queens of Narnia Fictional sole survivors