Yes, New Line Cinema is going all out with the impending release of The Return of the King Extended Edition DVD, clips are popping up on every site even remotely related to LOTR. And with almost an hour of new footage, and about 600 hours (or thereabouts) of behind-the-scenes documentaries, they can afford to spread the wealth. [More]
Day: December 6, 2004
Yes, New Line Cinema is going all out with impending release of The Return of the King Extended Edition DID, clips are popping up on every site even remotely related to LOTR. And with almost an hour of new footage, and about 600 hours (or thereabouts) of behind-the-scenes documentaries, they can afford to spread the wealth.
Here now is a collection of links from various sites on the web. Some of these clips may repeat.
AOL
Clip 1 (Quicktime)
Clip 2 (Quicktime)
Clip 3 (Quicktime)
IESB
Clip 1 (Windows Media)
Clip 2 (Windows Media)
Clip 3 (Windows Media)
TORN
Clip 1 (Quicktime)
Clip 1 – low rez (Quicktime)
Clip 2 (Quicktime)
Clip 2 – low rez (Quicktime)
Clip 3 (Quicktime)
Clip 3 – low rez (Quicktime)
OFFICIAL SITE
Clip 1 (Quicktime)
TV GUIDE
Clip 1 (Flash)
HobbitLoveR*M-e & Harry send along these photos from Sean Astin’s booksigning session in Bloomington. Take a look at the little Astin in the background! [More]
AnneMarie writes: I attended the presentation/booksigning of Mr. Alan Lee at the Free Library Of Philadelphia yesterday and would like to share these images with you all. Unfortunately, they did not allow photography in the auditorium during the presentation, so I only got these of Alan signing books. [More]
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AnneMarie writes: I attended the presentation/booksigning of Mr. Alan Lee at the Free Library Of Philadelphia yesterday and would like to share these images with you all. Unfortunately, they did not allow photography in the auditorium during the presentation, so I only got these of Alan signing books.
The event started off with a library employee introducing Mr. Lee, and they he came onstage. Alan talked about ten minutes giving us some background on his life growing up, and then proceeded with a slide show which lasted about a half hour. The images presented during the slide show included original unfinished sketches, finished paintings and photos he took during production of the movie. There where a couple of funny moments when the slides where upsidedown which provided some comic relief. After the slideshow presentation there was a brief Q&A, which in my opinion was way too short, probably due to time constraints as the was quite a line building up for the actual signing of Alan’s work. I asked a question, but had at least ten more in my head I would have loved to ask, and there were many around me who had their hands raised but did not get called on before it was all over. Alan was gracious and humble, and even seemed a bit shy speaking in public. I did record the whole presentation, and will provide a transcript of it when I get time to transcribe it. It might take me some time though so be patient. All is all it was a great experience and an honor just to be in the same room as such an extraordinary artist and person as Mr. Alan Lee.
NitaNee writes: I just got back from the UK Premiere of National Treasure in Leicester Square in London. Sean Bean arrived and signed many autographs. He was very kind and gracious and worked his way down the entire line of people. I just thought I’d send you the photos I took of him. [More]