For Bloom fans, there’s a number of ways to catch a glimpse of him in the ‘Pirates of the Carribean’ trailer, which is available online and is also airing in the States tonight on most channels. [More]
Day: April 5, 2003
For Orlando Bloom fans, there are lots of ways to catch a glimpse of him in his new role in ‘Pirates of the Caribbean.’
Liam sent the link for the new Pirates of the Caribbean trailer – it’s here
April writes, “Heads up for all you Orlando Bloom fans. Buena Vista will air the trailer for Pirates of the Caribbean on Sunday, April 6th on all of their affiliate TV stations. They are calling it a trailer roadblock. That includes, ABC, Family Channel, Disney Channel, etc. It will air sometime between 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. Only in the United States, I think.”
Cleolinda writes, “We’ve updated our Pirates of the Caribbean preview–we’ve now got 220+ screen caps of the full Pirates/Caribbean trailer that’s set to debut Sunday night on ABC/Disney-owned channels.” [More]
The NZ Herald talks about PJ’s plans for the big hairy ape. The story has a link supposed to go to his team’s 1996 draft script, but the link is actually outdated. [More]
The Rohirrim – encumbered by a seemingly very isolated Merry – find the way to Mundberg is cut by a strong force of orcs encamped on the road. However, in an odd echo of Merry’s own earlier good fortune, a way opens. The Rohirrim pass on towards Minas Tirith through a long-forgotten valley. [More]
The Rohirrim – encumbered by a seemingly very isolated Merry – find the way to Mundberg is cut by a strong force of orcs encamped on the road. However, in an odd echo of Merry’s own earlier good fortune, a way opens.
The Rohirrim pass on towards Minas Tirith through a long-forgotten valley. But who are the mysterious denizens of the Druadan Forest, solitary and unlovely, and what is their relation to the Pukel men? [More]
The Rohirrim – encumbered by a seemingly isolated Merry – find the way to Mundberg is cut by a strong force of orcs encamped on the road. However, in an odd echo of Merry’s own earlier good fortune, a way opens.
The Rohirrim pass on towards Minas Tirith through a long-forgotten valley. But who are the mysterious denizens of the Druadan Forest, solitary and unlovely, and what is their relation to the Pukel men?
Join us this weekend as Hall of Fire explores Return of the King Book V, Chapter 4 – The Ride of the Rohirrim.
Upcoming Discussions:
April 12/13
Stewards of Middle Earth
Several characters take up the role as stewards at some point; Denethor is obvious, but Manwe, Treebeard, Samwise, Gandalf and maybe even Tom Bombadil can also be viewed as stewards. Apart from a great love for their individual ‘stewardships’, what do they have in common and what sets them apart?
April 19/20
The Druedain
Here we take a closer look at that remarkable and mysterious people. As many of you know they were one of the tribes of Edain to come into Beleriand and fight the hosts of Morgoth. What you might be surprised to hear is that they went to Numenor! And how did they get to Druadan Forest? And what is their connection with the strange Pukel men of Dunharrow?
April 26/27
Ents, Entwives and all things Treeish
Not entirely sure what this will involve yet, but expect lots of book talk … old forest, origons and fate of the ents and entwives, rumours of trees wandering the moors and what the heck are huorns?
Place:
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Times:
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Sunday Chat: 7:00 pm (19:00) CET [also 1:00 pm (13:00) ET and 4:00 am (04:00) Monday morning AET]
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