Kiwihobbitchick writes: The Sunday Express (UK) had a surprisingly good Two Towers supplement with yesterdays paper (17/11), with…
Continue ReadingKiwihobbitchick writes: The Sunday Express (UK) had a surprisingly good Two Towers supplement with yesterdays paper (17/11), with nice interviews with Elijah, Viggo, Liv and Tolkein biographer Michael White, despite slightly stupid tabloid questions (‘Do Elves have sex?’).
Anyone with scans of the suppliment, send them along!
Gt writes: The French magazine Ciné Live has dedicated its december cover to “The Two Towers” with inside eight pages about the movie (interviews of John Rhys-Davies, Elijah Wood, Liv Tyler, Miranda Otto and Brad Dourif). [More]
The French site Cinestore is proposing the different designs which will be used in France for the covers of “The Two Towers”‘ soundtrack. I don’t know if it will be the same for the rest of the world. To see them, just click on the “B.O.F.” link. [More]
The folks who brought you the highly successful Star Wars Episode II movie line, LiningUp.net, and your very own TheOneRing.net are teaming up to create The Two Towers 5-Day Line! The festivities will take place at the historic Vista Theater in Hollywood California starting on Friday, December 13th and running until Wednesday, 12:01AM December 18th 2002. Details will be posted shortly, but get involved today, join the Line Party for The Vista theater! If you are not in Hollywood, but you want to participate in line party goodness, get involved locally through our Line Party section! [More]
millhouse93 writes: I just got the newest Bud K catalog in the mail and noticed that they’re selling Narsil. [More] [BudK Online]
Earendil The Mariner writes: John Rhys Davies, after a multi-hour operation, performed on friday night by dr Ivan Kirin, has been placed at the Trauma ward of the Rijeka General Hospital and, according to dr Stipe Bezevan, is feeling well. [More]
John Rhys Davies, after a multi-hour operation, performed on friday night by dr Ivan Kirin, has been placed at the Trauma ward of the Rijeka General Hospital and, according to dr Stipe Bezevan, is feeling well.
The actor, famous for his parts in the movies “Victor, Victoria”, “Raiders of the lost Ark” and his latest role of the dwarf Gimli in the cult movie “The Lord of the Rings”, as well as the TV series “War and memories” and “Shogun”, will be one of the most famous patients of the Rijeka Hospital for the next 8 to 10 days, dr. Kirin told us. In addition to a severe arm fracture, he has a large cut on his head, which caused substantial bleeding, but, fortunately, his scull is not fractured. We found out from very reliable sources that J. R. Davies is pleased with his treatment by the doctors and the medical staff, although, doubting the capabilities of our medical experts, immediately after the accident he demanded to be transfered for operation into one of the American hospitals.
While one of the musketeers is forced to rest at the Rijeka Hospital, the filming of “La Femme Musketeer” has been continued on location in Pazin, we have been confirmed in a phonecall by one of the leading members of the Croatian part of the crew, Hrvoje Matasovic. The set knocked over by strong wind which caused injury to J. R. Davies has been repaired, and until the injured musketeer is feeling better, they will be filming scenes which don’t require his presence. …”
