Paul Comte writes: I have these two sculptures I’d like to sell and am looking for avenues to sell them. They were created for a youth camp in the Pacific Northwest called Island Lake Camp, located in Poulsbo, WA. Now that the summer camp season is over, they are up for sale. All copyrights have been approved by New Line Cinema and all proceeds will go to the camp. [More]
Day: October 25, 2003
Rosamunde Brownlocks sends along another great batch of images from last weeks London Expo where Craig Parker (Haldir) and Billy Boyd (Pippin) attended. [More]
After just one week’s worth of voting, The Lord of the Rings heads the shortlist of 21 nominees, preened down from an original list of 100, as the BBC looks to identify the UK’s favourite book – a project known as ‘The Big Read’. Tonight’s show, the first in a series of seven which will examine three of the nominees in each, saw host Clive Anderson reveal that The Lord of the Rings is heading the pack, holding off Pride and Prejudice, Harry Potter, His Dark Materials and To Kill A Mockingbird respectively. It has yet to be announced when The Lord of the Rings will be examined.
Click here to vote for The Lord of the Rings in the BBC Big Read.
Already setting an incredibly high standard for himself after his critically acclaimed scores for The Fellowship of the Ring and The Two Towers, Howard Shore faces the problem of having to surpass, or in the very least equal, his aforementioned masterpieces – yet there are very few who doubt that Shore will come through with flying colours. With only a few weeks left until The Return of the King score is released worldwide, TheOneRing.net takes a closer look at the some of the artists who will be contributing to the soundtrack. [More]
Throughout its history, the One Ring comes to different people of many races. It tempts them all, preying on their individual and racial weaknesses and ambitions. Some fall to its lure, some fear even to touch it, but two small Hobbits carry the Ring all the way to the heart of Mordor. An interesting question arises; were Hobbits more resistant to the One Ring, and if so why? [More]
Throughout its history, the One Ring comes to different people of many races. It tempts them all, preying on their individual and racial weaknesses and ambitions. Some fall to its lure, some fear even to touch it, but two small Hobbits carry the Ring all the way to the heart of Mordor. An interesting question arises; were Hobbits more resistant to the One Ring, and if so why? [More]