Angela writes: Christopher Lee (Saruman) will be interviewed in the UK on ‘This Morning’. [More]
Xoanon here, I am certain many people will be interested in hearing what he has to say in regards to the whole Saruman situation. The ‘ROTK-Line’ title references a term used in chat circles. A ‘K-Line’ occurs after a user is booted from a chatroom, very apropos to Chris’ situation.
Month: November 2003
Gonzai writes: This editorial cartoon appeared in the November 11, 2003 Baltimore Sun. Sarbanes and Mikulski are Maryland’s U.S. Senators, who are presently attempting to block the judicial nomination of Claude Allen. The Sun’s cartoonist, KAL, was reminded of Gandalf and the Balrog. [More]
WR writes: Andy Serkis’ “Gollum” book is due to be launched on December 1st. Details from his website can be found here. [Serkis.com] [Pre-Order on Amazon.com]
ezzo writes: g’day ‘Xoanon’! I was looking at your site the other day (and a very good site it is!) and noticed a posting on competitions is Australia to win tickets to the premiere in Wellington of ROTK. This is another comp. lotr fans may be interested in. [More]
ezzo writes: g’day ‘Xoanon’!
I was looking at your site the other day (and a very good site it is!) and noticed a posting on competitions is Australia to win tickets to the premiere in Wellington of ROTK. This is another comp. lotr fans may be interested in.
The Herald Sun in Melbourne, Australia, is going to release three ROTK posters with a riddle on them. Solve the riddle, enter, and you can ‘win a trip for two to the film’s premiere in New Zealand, or one of 200 double passes to a preview screening in Melbourne.’
The posters have been in the Sunday Herald Sun, starting on November 2. The first two posters are the one with Aragorn and Narsil, the one featuring Frodo looking somewhat the worse for wear with the ring around his neck.
The riddle so far is:
Alive without breath; as cold as death;
never thirsting, ever drinking;
clad in mail, never clinking
Drowns on dry land;
thinks an island is a mountain;
thinks a fountain is a puff of air
Evidently, the first part closely follows a riddle in the hobbit, while the second part seems to be a fairly crude add-on.
Anyway, the last poster comes out this Sunday with competition details.
Hope this is useful to Oz fans of LOTR
Seejames511 writes: Please join us for the grand finale of the Lord of the Rings trilogy! Barrie Osborne ’66, producer of the highly acclaimed films, will once again host a benefit pre-screening for Carleton College, two weeks before the film opens nationally. The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King will be shown at three theaters in the Block E – Crown Theatre complex in downtown Minneapolis. [More]