September 1999
As I write this a growing number of the actors and extras are in New Zealand getting ready for primary photography on Peter Jackson's "The Lord of the Rings" trilogy. Some of the actors expect to be there for 18 months. I sort of wonder how many group photos will come out of this production, and if everyone will be wearing their sunblock in all of them. mehr über Hey guys, how's the weather down there?...
LOS ANGELES (CNN) -- Shooting hasn't begun on the new film version of "The Lord of the Rings" trilogy -- the first in the series, "The Fellowship of the Ring," is slated for release in December 2000. But fans on the Internet already are swarming on the subject like orcs at a barbecue. mehr über Lord of the Rings film-to-be generates online buzz...
Nun gut... nun muß ich mich doch allen Meldungen stellen. Nachdem ich am 9.9.99 verkündet hatte, daß Sean Bean Boromir spielt, hat sich Winona Kent von der Sean Bean Fanseite bei Beans Agent über dieses Gerücht informiert er gab ihr folgende Antwort: mehr über Sean Bean wirklich gecastet?...
You may have already heard this, but Ethan Hawke disclosed at the Toronto Film Festival that he will make an appearance in Peter Jackson’s Lord of the Rings trilogy. According to Mr. Thurman — who was sporting grotty fu manchu maxillofacial hair and a grotesque thrift-bought cowboy shirt — he will play Faramir, younger brother of Boromir, who by your reckoning will played by Sean Bean. mehr über LotR-Casting: Faramir...
Word has it that Michel Hurst, best known around the world as Iolaus on Hercules: The Legendary Journeys declined the opportunity to appear as an Orc in Peter Jackson's "Lord of the Rings" movies. That's a shame. I'd have loved to see him bring the gravelly voiced wit and repartee of Charon to Middle-earth. "Hey! What are youse halflings doin' here? We got business witchoo!" Ah well, Michael's a little too busy, they say. mehr über Garn, Garn, It's an Orc's life for me!...
Manaia Rehu and Danny Morris are hoping their giant chair might be used in the film Lord of the Rings. Standing nearly 3m tall, the chair has been carved out of the stump of a large English garden oak from the grounds of Selwyn School. The oak had to be felled for safety reasons. mehr über High hopes for giant chair in Sockburn...
