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Lee Pace as King Thranduil

http://geektyrant.com/storage/0999-p...=1347205935196

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Yeah, that one came in about a week ago. I'd like to take credit for calling it "Lucius Malfoy on disco night," but unfortunately one of my friends did it first.

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I'm taking credit for calling it "Legolas at a rave".

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How about "the cover of an Edgar Winter album"?

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I was thinking more Jackie Rogers Jr.

http://snl.jt.org/caps/characters/Ma...gers%20Jr..jpg

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http://img16.imageshack.us/img16/847...davidbowie.jpg

You remind me of the hobbit
What hobbit? Hobbit with the power
What power? Power of the ring
Who do? You do
Do what? Remind me of the hobbit

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:lol: :thumbsup:

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Fun fact: David Bowie was briefly considered for Elrond.

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Yes indeed it is. Anyone with an iOS device needs to download this app NOW.

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Sylvester McCoy looks great as Radagast the Brown!

http://i1109.photobucket.com/albums/...x/bec62015.jpg

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Looks like he stole Stan Sitwell's eyebrows.

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That's McCoy?

When I saw the picture I thought it was one of the dwarves!

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Yeah, it's him.

Tor

The picture is cropping up all over the place now.

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That's not the look I was expecting for Radagast the Brown, but I guess it sort of suits him... he's the Istari who went "natural."

I wonder if Alatar and Pallando, the Blue Wizards, will make an appearance.

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Never pictured Radagast that homely but the look is interesting. Looking forward to his scenes.

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Are you kidding? The way they're stretching out these movies, I wouldn't be surprised if each one had their own film centered around them.

I'm sure a five-part "Wizards" series is being cooked up right now!

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Well "The History of Middle Earth" is over 5,000 pages long. There's enough material out there that Peter Jackson's great great great great grandkids could be pumping out movies like a hundred years from now.

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If the Tolkien estate were to ever sell the film rights to any of that, then sure.

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HOME is a collection of Tolkien's notes and early drafts with commentary by Christopher Tolkien. I don't see much market for a film version of Lord of the Rings where Aragorn is replaced by a hobbit named Trotter, and hte story cuts off before the end because Tolkien decided to rewrite the whole thing.

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New Trailer:
http://trailers.apple.com/trailers/wb/thehobbit/

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Could have done with the "You've got to be joking " scene at the end, but looks good otherwise.

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Eh, it's right up there with the whole "tossing a dwarf" stuff from the first films. They are always the "comic" relief.

Looks great to me, though for some reason I am way less excited to see it than I was for Lord of the Rings. Maybe I just don't think they can recapture that magic again. We'll see, I suppose.

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if you go to thehobbit.com, you can "choose your own ending" to the trailer.

http://www.thehobbit.com/index.html#...se-your-moment

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Looks terrific, the tone seems right and though I'm still not sold on Freeman I'll reserve judgement. A hint of Smaug would've been nice.