The Company march single file into the gloom of Mirkwood. They find that a myriad of animals make…
Continue ReadingThe Company march single file into the gloom of Mirkwood. They find that a myriad of animals make sleeping hard and their provisions diminish so that they eventually make the move off the road in search of food. Bombur falls into poisoned water and goes into an unnatural stupor, and a mystical mirage appears causing the companions to get separated from eachother. Lost in the dark Bilbo is attacked by a giant spider.[More]
Matthew Meakins writes: I am writing to you from Fraser’s Autographs, the UK’s leading dealer in Autographed material. Fraser’s will be holding a star signing in our London Gallery with Lawrence Makoare. [More]
Matthew Meakins writes: I am writing to you from Fraser’s Autographs, the UK’s leading dealer in Autographed material. Fraser’s will be holding a star signing in our London Gallery with Lawrence Makoare, who played ‘Lurtz’ in The Fellowship of the Ring, and ‘Gothmog’ and the ‘Witch King’ in The Return of the King
Lawrence will be meeting and greeting fans, and signing autographs, on the 14th May 2004, from 11 am until 2pm, for a small fee of £15.00 per signed photograph. Fans are welcome to bring their own material to be signed, but a similar fee will apply. For those who are unable to attend the signing, pre-orders are available, with or without Dedications or inscriptions, please call 0207 557 4407 to pre-order. (payment must be received before the signing)
All are welcome to attend, at:
Fraser’s Autographs,
1st Floor, Stanley Gibbons,
399 Strand,
London,
WC2R 0LX
England
Abner writes: Here’s the best shot of the Manuia boat I took today. They seemed to be fireproofing the inside of the boat earlier today, at least that’s what one of the vans had written on the side of it. [More]
Abner writes: Here’s the best shot of the Manuia boat I took today, the others had the light against them and then the crew came outside and I didn’t want to get hassled… 🙂 They seemed to be fireproofing the inside of the boat earlier today, at least that’s what one of the vans had written on the side of it. You can clearly see the scaffolding around the front of the boat, and the cannopy wrapped around it. This alteration has been there about a week or so, and you can tell from the shabby look of the hessia cover that we’ve had some good hard winds here this week (110 kph!).
I’ll be heading over to the Miramar suburb tomorrow, but I probably won’t take any amazing photos. Weta Studios are pretty boring – apart from one lone Orc figure in the window (far away and in the dark, not really photographable) there’s nothing to see, all the windows are boarded up. There might be something happening outside the Stone Street Studios though (where the Mumak Harnass is stored outside). There’s been a lot of activity there in the last few weeks, but nothing I’ve been able to recognise so far. I’ll see what I can come up with.
Courtney writes: I just got home from seeing the world premier of “The One-Man Lord of the Rings Trilogy,” at the Waterfront Theatre on Granville Island (Vancouver, BC), and thought my fellow Ringers might be interested in a report! [More]
