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Zeddicus
April 30th, 2000, 09:50 AM
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Eventine
May 2nd, 2000, 04:15 PM
I've found that the best website for news and stuff about the movie is www.theonering.net (http://www.theonering.net) - it's pretty in depth.

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Merry
May 4th, 2000, 11:32 AM
Thanks for that link, Eventine- fantastic web site!!!

Thank you all for all the titbits of info.

Merry

Barbarossa
May 21st, 2000, 11:46 PM
As for the Cast Ravenlock:
Sean Bean (Boromir) you can see as baddie in James Bond Goldeneye or Patriot Games, if you want to see him in a really good swashbuckling role try to get your hands on an episode of the British TV series "Sharp's rifles".

Rhys Davis (Gimli) you will propably know from Indiana Jones I + III where he played Indi's Egyptian friend.

Liv Tyler (Awren) appeared recently in "Plunket and Mc'Lane" she also had the female lead in "Armageddon".

Viggo Mortensen (Aragon) i don't know well but he recently appeared in 28 days (didn't see that myself.

All in all the cast looks pretty good.

Barbarossa
May 22nd, 2000, 06:54 AM
Ravenlock for the cast:
Christopher Lee (Saruman) played in hundreds of films B-films as well a high quality productions, best known he is as Dracula from the 60s hammer films.

Sean Bean (Boromir) you can see in James Bond Goldeneye as baddie, or in Patriot games as baddie too. His best swashbuckling role is in the British mini series "Sharpe's rifles" though.

Liv Tyler (Arwen) you could last see in "Plunkett and Mc'Lane", she also played in "Armageddon" and "that thing you do"

John Rhys Davis (Gimli) you propably know as Indiana Jones Egyptian friend from part I + III

Viggo Mortensen (Aragon) i don't know myself, he recently appeared in "28 days" so which i didn't see.

Ravenlock
June 2nd, 2000, 03:43 PM
Thanks for the infor appently the cast maybe people I don't know thier names, but I have seen them in other things (except liv tyler I know who she is I just diddn't see her on the cast list the first time I looked at it.

Giarc
June 2nd, 2000, 07:03 PM
Well, I don't know if this is of interest but I live in NZ so we get quite a few snippets on the movie since it's a big deal over here. The director is Peter Jackson (The Frighteners) a NZ'er with a lot of experience in the film industry.

There have been some images of battlescene sequences shown on the news that the fil makers weren't pleased about because it was supposed to be hush-hush. Only thing is, they were filming in one of our national parks and couldn't legally keep people away from the set. *grin* I don't know if those images made their way onto the net though. About all I can tell you is that they're impressive!
For anyone familiar with NZ locations, I think mordor is being filmed in the volcanic plateau area around Rotorua in the North Island. Hobbiton is being filmed on set in Wellington (North Island). I'm not sure what scenes they're filming elsewhere, but they've spent a lot of time in the world-heritage park of Fiordland (South Island) and around the lakes district around Queenstown. They're pretty secretive about the whole thing though. Casting calls for extras were requesting tall people (6foot+) for elves, and short people (<5foot) for hobbits and dwarves I guess. People in the middle weren't seemingly required *sigh* I'd have loved to have been an extra on it! Ah well, seems they're still struggling to find enough tall people though so anyone wanting to audition should have a chat to the producers http://www.sffworld.com/ubb/wink.gif
Cheers.

Ravenlock
July 22nd, 2000, 12:59 PM
Does anyone know when the movie is supposed to be released? I originally heard Christmass of 2000, but I haven't heard anything recently, and they are playing trailors for Holiday releases in the theaters and I havn't seen it so I was just wondering.

Giarc
July 23rd, 2000, 02:22 PM
Hi...well, I just came across a nice website that has all the articles about the LOTR movie that have been in the New Zealand newspapers. While I'm sure some of you have other sources, I thought this might be of interest. The URL is... http://www.stuff.co.nz/inl/index/0,1008,0a2202,FF.html

What a mouthful eh? I think the date for release for the first movie is December 2001....though that might be 2000. Would need to double check that. It was mentioned in some of the articles on the site from memory.
Cheers,
Me

Merry
August 25th, 2000, 10:47 AM
Finally got to see the trailer!!!! Waited till I had free internet access with NTL!!!!
It looked brill and I wish it was on NOW!!

 

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