A semi-quality video of 1 minute 43 seconds of the EA ROTK game has appeared online thanks to…
Continue ReadingA semi-quality video of 1 minute 43 seconds of the EA ROTK game has appeared online thanks to the folks at 576.hu. As all of the links we checked out had serious download issues, we’ve mirrored it for easy downloading!
UPDATE New Line has kindly asked us to remove the file as they want the first view of ROTK to be much better quality than this.
WeeTanya writes: Christopher Lee’s official site announces that he’ll be appearing at the Institute of Contemporary Arts in London to kick off the release of Volume I of his DVD. Confusingly enough, the date given by the website is March 31, 2002. In previous posts, they’ve mentioned May 31, 2003. [More]
Julez writes: I found this story on icLiverpool’s site and thought you would be interested. Stunt director Greg Powell has worked on some of the most exciting movies ever made including Harry Potter and the Philosophers Stone, FOTR and Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. He’s now launched the world’s first summer camp dedicated to teaching children how to re-enact their favourite stunts. [More]
Roselyn writes: Aragorn and Gollum have been nominated for the first annual Spacey Awards for best hero and best virtual character respectively. [More]
Ringer ‘Bunny of Many Colors’ sends along this tidbit concerning the upcoming release of ROTK stamps in New Zealand: It might be of interest to some collectors out there that I received a letter from New Zealand Post today saying that the stamps for Return of the King are being designed and are expected to be released in October. This is two months earlier than the previous two issues, unless I read the letter wrong.
