Ringer Spy Rodrigo sends along some great pics from The Two Towers! Some appear to be from various newspaper clippings and spy pics we posted many a year ago during principal photography, but still cool to gaze at! !Spoilers! [More]
Plus a link to some other great pics from TTT, check out Faramir!! !Spoilers! [More]
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Ringer Spy Rodrigo sends along some great pics from The Two Towers! Some appear to be from various newspaper clippings and spy pics we posted many a year ago during principal photography, but still cool to gaze at!


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A rogue DVD-burning lab was shut down by law enforcement in New York on Friday, the first time that’s happened in the United States, according to the movie studios’ trade association. [More]
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From The LOTR Fan Club: Thanks to everyone at TORN for a fantastic night! We had a fantastic time leading up to the party and the party was the icing on the cake. I think I need a week in bed to catch up with all the sleep (tell me about it -Xo). I have over 150 photos to put up on the site soon, a couple of my favourite pictures from last night (along with a rather irreverent competition) are in the montage. [More]
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Ringer Spy Ataahua sends along some interesting information about Oscar night, and the NZ connections. [More]
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Ringer Spy Ataahua sends along some interesting information about Oscar night, and the NZ connections.
* Before the LOTR contingent left their hotel for the Academy Awards, a kapa haka (traditional Maori performance) group turned up and performed a haka in front of them. A haka is usually miss-named a ‘war dance’ – it’s actually a challenge, and can be performed in recognition of respect and honour upon the other party. Elijah Wood looked stunned by it, and the Kiwis in the party were thrilled. (The kapa haka group was arranged by TVNZ as a “good luck, well done” gesture to the LOTR people.)
* Wondered why Richard Taylor took his mum with him to the Oscars? Richard’s wife is three weeks away from giving birth! His mum later mentioned that when Richard was a boy, the two of them were in Los Angeles walking on that walk-of-fame, stars-with-the-names-in-them, footpath. “I didn’t think that several years later I’d be here watching my boy picking up two Oscars,” she said around a very big smile!
* This is the first time that a New Zealander (Richard Taylor) has won two Oscars, let alone on the same night. (New Zealanders had just two previous Oscars before last night – Anna Paquin’s best supporting actress for The Piano, and a technical award given a decade or so before hand – I don’t remember the man’s name or the film.)
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