Ringer Spy Silmarien sends along the latest issue of ‘Hutt News’ featuring this article on Andy Serkis working on King Kong. [More]
Category: Production
The Fellowship Festival is set to be this years convention-not-to-miss. With an amazing lineup including Bernard Hill, John Noble, John Howe and Alan Lee as well as many of the Kiwi actors we all love so much this will be a weekend not to miss. TheOneRing.net is proud to be allowed to give away two Silver Day Passes for this event, entitling you to the following:
* Numbered ticket allocated in the best available seat in the silver section
* Access to Hall of Fire Theatre activities hosted by Craig Parker and Mark Ferguson (includes Q+A sessions with all cast and crew attending)
* Access to The Talan Workshop and Seminars
* Access to The Pelennor Fields live demonstration Arena
* Entrance to the Official Licensed Exhibition where exclusive LOTR collectables are available
* Entry to the entertainment each evening, Saturday Bilbo Baggins sing along, Sunday, Galadriel‘s Ball and Monday, Minis Tirith Library Challenge.
All you have to do to win one pair of Passes is answer the following question:
Entries can only be emailed to leo@theonering.net and must be in before sunday 11am GMT. The winner will receive notification from yours truly. Good luck and see you there!
“I am no man!” When undercover warrior Eowyn roared these words in the Peter Jackson’s adaptation of “Return of the King” last year, just before trouncing the vilest of the bad guys, she got an appreciative roar from theater audiences. It was a great punch line — literally. [More]
Melissa writes: Peter Jackson’s ‘Meet the Feebles’ and ‘Bad Taste’ will be shown on August 20 in Los Angeles at the Egyptian Theater. No one under 18 will be admitted, however, due to the violence and adult material present in the films. [More]
A 10-metre-high wall of King Kong-sized building blocks has gone up to create a backdrop for Peter Jackson’s latest NZ$200 million movie. Filming is due to start next month on Jackson’s remake of King Kong and work is two-thirds finished on a state-of-the-art $12 million sound stage in the Wellington suburb of Miramar. [More]
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