Well, I know the second I post this it’ll get so bogged down with hits that the poor folks with slower connection speeds will never hear it. But, for whatever reason, Apple has the ENTIRE LOTR:FOTR score available to listen to! It IS streaming, so test your luck! [More]
Day: November 7, 2001
From Arizona to Alaska…Ringer Fans all over the United States will be calling in sick, missing lunch, and ignoring EVERYTHING to get to a local Barnes & Noble store for LOTR Day tomorrow!!! So don’t forget!!! [More]
Take a look at a LOTR Themed Beetle my fellow Canadians can win from The History Chanel. [More]
You can now download a rather nice screensaver from the last homly house, Rivendell. And the LOTR Soundtrack section has opened with the ecards and a pretty bad streaming version of ‘May it Be’. [More]
Next week Entertainment Weekly will have a special 5 rotating cover LOTR themed issue. And we’ve got all the covers for you to goggle over! [More]
From: New Line
Next week, ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY presents its annual Holiday Movie Preview, a special double issue packed with buzz on all the big-screen offerings for the coming season. This year, New Line’s “Lord of the Rings” trilogy (the first installment, “The Fellowship of the Ring,” opens Dec. 19), is spotlighted on 5 collectible covers of the issue, including:
ELIJAH WOOD as Frodo
IAN MCKELLEN as Gandalf
VIGGO MORTENSEN as Aragorn
CATE BLANCHETT as Galadriel
…and a CAST COVER, displaying all of the above: Mortensen, McKellan, Wood, and Blanchett.
The issue also features a 10-page behind-the-scenes story on “Lord of the Rings,” with quotes from director Peter Jackson, stars McKellen, Wood, Mortensen, Sean Astin, and others. Entertainment Weekly correspondent Gillian Flynn travelled to Middle-Earth stand-in New Zealand and traces the fantasy series’ epic journey from page to screen, revealing elements that were excised or changed from the books, how the principal performers were cast, why Jackson was the choice to helm Frodo Baggins’ journey to Mordor, and much, much more.