TheOneRing.net Teams With RTB at Comic-Con 2008Read the rest of this entry » More about ComicCon, Conventions, Events, Headlines, John Howe, Props, Richard Taylor Colleen Doran & John Howe Comic-Con Details
Also, yours truly - much less important an artist in the Tolkien pantheon, but honored to participate nonetheless - will have a booth in the Image Comics booth pavilion where I will be all weekend when I am not participating on panels and events, and will also be appearing with Impact Books. I’ll have several pieces of my original Tolkien art, including original art produced for trading cards. See you all next week! More about ComicCon, Conventions, John Howe Peter Jackson in rumoured $23m NY penthouse buy
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More about Guillermo Del Toro, Hobbit: Movie Trilogy Screening in Santa MonicaLibby writes: Thanks very much for listing the free outdoor screening of the LOTR trilogy + Hobbit Breakfast in your EVENTS blog — that is great. Hopefully folks who don’t head down to Comic-Con will come on out. I wanted to share details about another screening of the trilogy in August, taking place at the Aero Theatre in Santa Monica. Ticket prices for the entire program will be $3, and artist David Hildebrandt will introduce the screening.
Read the rest of this entry » More about Events, Film Screenings, LotR: Movies, Movie: Fellowship of the Ring, Movie: Return of the King, Movie: The Two Towers Gandalf Defeated the Spanish Armada
It may be slightly worrying that in one recent poll fewer than half those questioned knew that Sir Francis Drake defeated the Spanish Armada. And, okay, it’s frankly terrifying that 6% of those questioned thought that this great historical victory was down to the wizard Gandalf from Lord of the Rings.
So I suppose the Corsairs sailing up the Anduin had a Spanish feel to them. [Read More] The article is here: More about Ian McKellen, Lord of the Rings, Miscellaneous, Movie: Return of the King, Tolkien Exclusive Comic-Con 2008 Weta and TORn ShirtRead the rest of this entry » More about ComicCon, Conventions, The Hobbit, TheOneRing.net Announcements TheOneRing.net Panel at Comic-Con 2008
Friday, July 25th 10:00-11:00 TheOneRing.net: The Hobbit— Middle Earth returns with the announcement that The Hobbit will be developed into a feature film directed by Guillermo del Toro and produced by Peter Jackson. The world’s largest Tolkien community, TheOneRing.net, takes you behind the scenes of the latest news, announcements, and rumors pertaining to the production of the new film. Chris Pirrotta (TheOneRing.net), Larry Curtis (TheOneRing.net), Cliff Broadway (TheOneRing.net), Kristin Thompson (The Frodo Franchise), and possible special guests present this early look at making The Hobbit happen! Room 32AB
We hope you can join us for our first panel in over 5 years! [Comic-Con] More about Casting Rumors, ComicCon, Conventions, Director Rumors, Guillermo Del Toro, Hobbit: Movie, The Hobbit, TheOneRing.net Announcements Christopher Lee offers his voice for Smaug… won’t go back to NZ.
In a bittersweet note, forummer DiveTwin reports this note that appeared in Cinematical:
Cinematical gives a link to the original Rushprint.no video interview in which Mr. Lee talks about Return of the King, Saruman not appearing in The Hobbit, him not returning to New Zealand and his offer to voice Smaug. [Cinematical] [Rushprint.no] More about Casting Rumors, Hobbit: Movie, The Hobbit |
 
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Anna writes: 
OK, this is either really sad … or Peter Jackson did one heck of a job giving “Lord Of The Rings” even more of a historical feel that he intended. An article in the Newcastle (UK) Journal talks about the complaints on how little British kids know about the world is a bit overblown, but then they said:
