PJ in LotR Fan Club Magazine
In the latest edition of the LotR Fan Club magazine, Peter Jackson has spoken about finishing pick-ups, the possibility of a film version of “The Hobbit”, the RotK trailer and life after LotR! (Minor Spoilers)
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*Sniff* …the Grey Havens part really got to me…
All good things must end someday. Thank you, Peter Jackson, you genius you. Please direct The Hobbit if you are allowed to!
I hope PJ and FW and everybody else who worked on the films will get a loooong vacation after RotK opens. They all deserve it!!
I’m still a little mad about the trailer thing but it’ll all be forgiven if he releases a blooper reel in the future…^_~
Wow, that’s great that The Hobbit is still a possibility-I thought he wasn’t planning on doing it at all ever! Oh please Eru, let it be so!! And a bloopers would be great too!
ohhhhhh how long till september!!!!
It sounds like they’ve all been working extremely hard, they do deserve a very long holiday!:)
I know that the likeliness that Peter Jackson or Fran Walsh ever reading this is altogether nearly impossible,but if they ever do, I have something to say to them. I would like them to know that the Lord of The Rings is by far the greatest film of all time, and I know any fan would agree with me. The film has made us laugh (Pippin and Merry), feel terrified (ringwraiths, balrogs, orcs, Uruk-Hai), and cry (the fall of Gandalf, the passing of Boromir and Haldir). But I’m sure that the most tears will be for ROTK. Not only tears that mourn for the death of (um,I’ll leave the name space blank) but also tears because pepople will be heartbroken to realize that this is the end, and there is nothing else. We won’t ever be swept back to Middle Earth to see Hobbits, Elves, Dwarves, Wizards, and of course Kings of Men face to face again. I know that walking out of the Theater after seeing ROTK will be extreamly emotional for me and many other fans because we know that we won’t be walking back in again. This is why, if at all posible, The Hobbit should be made into a film. I know that PJ and FW are probably tired of working and need a vacation, and by all means, please take one because if no one else needs one those two sure do. But please, at least consider it, because it’s hard to imagine the Lord of the Rings wthout it. (and don’t be afraid to do the Silmarillion if you want to **wink**)
With Love,
A truly moved fan