Still need a good reason the attend the Fellowship festival in two weeks time? Well, here ya go: Mark Ferguson (Gil-Galad) has written a special comedy play starring the rest of the cast attending which will be performed exclusively just for you at the forthcoming Fellowship Festival. This won’t be repeated anywhere else in the world. It is aptly entitled: “Lord of The Rings 4: The Return of the Towering Fellowship”. [Fellowship Festival website]
(I guess the ‘towering’ bit means Craig “platform shoe” Parker won’t be involved 😉 – leo)
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Linuxelf writes: Sean Astin will now be attending the Armageddon Pulp Expo Con in Wellington. Another guest added is Jed Brophy, best known for his roles in the Lord of the Rings Trilogy as Snaga and Sharku as well as Void in Peter Jacksons Brain Dead. Due to filming commitments Jed will only be attending Armageddon on the Sunday 26th September. [More]
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Lúthien Rising writes: Ralph Wood, author of ‘The Gospel According to Tolkien’, will be giving a talk and a more informal seminar in Toronto, September 17 and 18, 2004. A poster for the event is attached. [More]
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Satarina writes: I just wanted to let you know that at DragonCon this year all three movies will be shown on Sunday back to back. They start at 12:30 pm as part of the conventions Film Festival. [dragoncon.org]
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Folks from The Fellowship Festival write: For the Londoners amongst you, go and buy today’s copy of Evening Standard, London’s biggest newspaper and you can win the chance to enter a competition to be transformed into an Orc by Gino Acevedo from Weta Workshop at the forthcoming Fellowship Festival (28th – 30th August 2004, Alexandra Palace). Gino will be transforming three lucky readers, one for every day of the show into a gruesome Orc as part of his live make-up demonstration. For details on how to enter this once in a lifetime competition, go and buy The Evening Standard.
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