Robert sends along a link with a few european ads for LOTR goodies! [More]
Month: November 2002
The BBC‘s children’s current affairs program Newsround is offering one lucky Lord of the Rings fan under the age of 16 a chance to win a press prack for The Two Towers premiere in London on December 11th. How does one go about winning it? Just answer this simple question; ‘What is the name of character who is the actual Lord of the Rings?’ [More]
Fresh from creating music for the second instalment of The Lord of The Rings, Wellington composers Plan 9 have been signed to score a major Australian feature, “Danny Deckchair”. Plan 9 are currently working on the score of the Andrew Mason produced feature which stars Rhys Ifans and Miranda Otto. [More]
Fresh from creating music for the second instalment of The Lord of The Rings, Wellington composers Plan 9 have been signed to score a major Australian feature, “Danny Deckchair”. Plan 9 are currently working on the score of the Andrew Mason produced feature which stars Rhys Ifans and Miranda Otto. Plan 9 have scored a number of New Zealand features in recent years and together with former Mutton Bird guitarist David Long, created the memorable Hobbit birthday party music “Flaming Red Hair” in The Fellowship of the Ring. For the second film in the trilogy, The Two Towers Plan 9 have contributed to “Gollum’s Song” which is featured over the end credits performed by Icelandic songstress Emiliana Torrini. In addition Plan 9 composed a number of incidental pieces used throughout the film. [More]
It looks like Orlando Bloom just can’t keep his sword out of his hands. The 25-year-old British actor best known as Legolas in “The Lord of the Rings” films has joined the cast of the upcoming Trojan War epic “Troy.” Based on the epic Greek poem “The Iliad,” the reportedly $100 million picture will see Bloom as Prince Paris of Troy, who starts a war by stealing the Spartan king’s wife in 1193 B.C. [More]
Sean Bean’s new film project is “Football Factory,” a film about football hooligans, according to Screen Daily. Thanks to Nimrodel for the link. [More]