The weekly edition of Variety has been peppered with LOTR Oscar ads, check out some of these great stills! Thanks to Frodorama for the scans!
Month: February 2002
After months of wide-open competition, the Oscar derby appears to be focusing on two main foes: New Line, with “Lord of the Rings,” and Universal/DreamWorks, with “A Beautiful Mind,” reports Variety. [More]
Peter Jackson was on ‘Charlie Rose’ last Friday (Feb 22nd). The interview was a full hour with no commercial breaks, and featured some very candid moments including PJ’s story on how this film ALMOST did not get made. The show was an extremely enjoyable watch. Take a look at the pics, and the full transcript right here! [More]
I recently sat down with Kiwi native Sarah McLeod (Rosie Cotton) and chatted LOTR, fake wigs with real hair, and just WHO is that other Sarah McLeod anyway? [More]
Altaira writes: Just thought I’d let you know that my new copy of National Geographic Traveler magazine features New Zealand as well as LOTR:FOTR in an article entitled: “On Location: 50 Great Film Destinations.” [More]
From: Altaira
Just thought I’d let you know that my new copy of National Geographic Traveler magazine features New Zealand as well as LOTR:FOTR in an article entitled: “On Location: 50 Great Film Destinations.”
The article features a paragraph or two on 50 great places to visit where famous movies have been shot. An interesting fact about FOTR is that the striking location of the Dimrill Dale, when the Fellowship leaves Moria, was recreated at Lake Alta in The Remarkables, a mountain range popular for skiing, ice and mountain climbing and heli-hiking. Unfortunately, no pics of New Zealand were featured.