On 27th February Richard Taylor and Tania Rodger of Weta Workshop gave a presentation at the Powerhouse Museum in Sydney, Australia. Topics covered included; working with Peter Jackson, the work of Alan Lee and meeting the actors. You can now view a video of the presentation at phm.gov.au.
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Today, Sunday 6th March 2005, is CoE’s third anniversary.
Happy anniversary CoE!
On 16th April Isometric Projections will screen all three of the LotR movies. The trilogy marathon will be held at the Ontario Place Cinesphere IMAX Theatre, Toronto, starting at 11am and finishing around 9pm.
There are also separate screenings of each of the movies; The Fellowship of the Ring – 22nd April, The Two Towers – 29th April and The Return of the King – 6th May.
The Lord of the Rings E-Post section of Ian McKellen’s official site has been updated. The questions he answers include whether he suffered from “separation anxiety after wrapping the films” and he talks a little about a scene between Gandalf and Legolas that was cut from The Fellowship of the Ring.
The latest edition of The Council Courier is now available and this month’s featured Realm is the Realm of Mandos. You can view the March issue of the newsletter here.
These are some of the top titillating entries to various humour competitions held within the Deady Realm in the past. The first is brought to you courtesy of Mara; an insightful interpretation of character anguish if ever you saw one. The second image was created by killjoy. Just think, if it weren’t for the multi-million […]
Denethor, the Steward of Gondor, is first seen in The Two Towers Extended Edition when the Gondorians are celebrating their victory over Osgiliath. Right from his first scene it is made apparent that he loves and cherishes his son Boromir, yet thinks very little of his other son Faramir. Denethor has heard news of the […]
Eonline.com report that Peter Jackson’s production company, Wingnut Films, has filed a lawsuit against New Line Cinema, the distributors of the LotR movies. The claim relates to profits from The Fellowship of the Ring.