Possibly the most famous Sean Astin film, ‘Rudy’ the story of the tiny Hobbit who wanted to play…
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Possibly the most famous Sean Astin film, ‘Rudy’ the story of the tiny Hobbit who wanted to play Orc football…well, something like that. Check it out on HBO for all you folks in the US. But get up early! It’s on in the a.m.
Check out the HBO schedule grid on IMDB.
Once again thanks to the ever faithful Gamgee for the TV tip!
The cool dudes over at Scoop (www.scoop.co.nz) sent me a line saying they recieved another cool pic from ‘someone’. Check it out in The Spy Reports!
!!!WARNING MAJOR SPOILERS!!!
Thanks to the cool guys at Scoop (www.scoop.co.nz) for the tip! The pic on the bottom is the one from the batch we have. So we know it’s no CGI!
Hey folks, didn’t want you to forget about the recipes available in the Moon Letters section of the website. Check out the new recipe for “Mrs. Maggot’s Fried Taters Casserole” from Sulrohir Arcurufin!
Ian Mckellen had a bit part in the lackluster ‘Arnold’ mega pic ‘Last Action Hero’. Check it out on Cinemax tonight. Ian plays ‘Death’ near the very end. Check it out! See Ian in robes!
Check out the Cinemax schedule on IMDB here.
Here is a recent article from a popular Brazilian newspaper, ‘Zero Hora’:
Senhor dos Anéis
(Translated from Portugese)
Translation: ‘The Lord of the Rings’ trilogy, based on the J.R.R. Tolkien’s fantastic work of literature, a joined production of New Line and Miramax, is suffering the consequences of war. Director Peter Jackson was counting on the New Zealand Army to star in certain battle scenes that need millions of extras. The New Zealand army is currently available only to the United Nations, because of the conflicts in East Timor. The production is already desperately trying to reunite the number of local extras necessary for the filmings.
My Portuguese is a little rusty, but I think this is an adequate translation.
Besides the ‘Miramax’ mistake (they are not partners with New Line) it’s a fairly well written article.
Thanks to Vito for the article!
Why not check out Vito’s LOTR site?
