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thorinsghivashel · 10 months
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Deleted Barrel scenes...of Thorin so passionately trying to find his hobbit.
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hobbitweed · 10 months
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I presume this is a deleted scene, possibly from the extended cut...correct me if I'm mistaken.
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kingeomerofrohan · 1 year
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recently rewatched the trilogy, extended of course, and am now starving for any lord of the rings content… found this video and it is AMAZING !
we all must form a fellowship to hold peter jackson accountable to the ‘25th anniversary edition’ !
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aceofwhump · 1 year
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Ace, challenge time!
In the lord of the ring return of the king, there's a deleted delicately delightful whumpy scene of our dear dear Faramir being treated by Aragon in the halls of healing after he was saved from a crispy death via his wonderful (yes im saying it sarcastically 🙄) father Denethor the dolt.
Any chance you can gif that extraordinary excellent scene of whumpy goodness?
Whumpookies 🍪
WAIT WHAT!?!?! THERE IS!?!?! HOW DID I NOT KNOW ABOUT THIS!!
I know there's a scene in the extended version where Aragorn takes care of Eowyn after the battle but there's a scene of him healing Faramir!? WHERE IS THIS!?
If I can find a video of it hell yeah I'll gif it! That sounds utterly beautiful.
edit: oh my god i found two stills of it and HOLY MOTHER OF GOD I NEED THIS IN MY LIFE!!! Is there any video of this!?!? Where can i watch it?! Is it on the dvds? I'll go get them from library if i need to. THIS IS SO GOOD!!
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hitorimaron · 9 months
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I sit here and think about all the scenes from LOTR that were never added to extended editions. We know they filmed a bunch of extra stuff; I'm hoping that maybe for the 25th anniversary we get new extended editions!
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mask131 · 4 months
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I originally had this whole series of posts about Radagast in mind - but ultimately I will probably scrap the project so instead, I'll share random trivia and cool stuff.
And I will begin with something I don't see ANYBODY talking about anymore: Radagast ALMOST appeared into the Lord of the Rings Peter Jackson trilogy. Like... he was there, you had the actor, the costume, the place in the scenes, everything was prepared, but he was scrapped at the last minute.
You might have seen this picture before if you are a long-time fan of the LotR movies:
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This picture of a live-action Radagast comes from the Decipher Inc.'s "Lord of the Rings Trading Cards Game", an official set of collectible cards affiliated with the Peter Jackson LotR trilogy. By affiliated I mean, "based on the movies and using exclusively images from the movies". Well... almost since some characters that did NOT appear in the movies still get live-action pictures (and yes this was LONG before the Hobbit movies were even in the work).
Here are the cards depicting Radagast and affiliated items:
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If they are not from the movies, where do these pictures come from? Well, they were created by Weta Workshop - who worked on the Peter Jackson movies. A lot of the cards depicting subjects not appearing in the movies were created after the trilogy was concluded, completely with new material, the concept just being checked by the movie-team, but the Radagast cards are a whole other story, and truly fascinating in this regard...
Because the costume and props were already pre-existing before they decided to make this card game. As I said above, there were plans for Radagast to appear in the trilogy at some point - as a background character in unspecified scenes. Daniel Falconer revealed all that in interviews: John Harding had been cast to play Radagast, they designed his costume and staff, they made him undergo photo-shoots for the upcoming movie... But Radagast was ultimately deleted.
However all was not in vain, since when it came time to create Radagast cards for merchandising, all Weta had to do was call back Harding, put him back into the costume, and tadaa!
We still have a few, low quality pictures of the behind-the-work designing of Radagast - very precious pieces and some of the only clues of this iteration of the character. Here they are:
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All these pictures come from a 2008 forum thread on The One Ring forum where the upcoming Hobbit movies were discussed (it was still the time when it was thought it would be a duology instead of a trilogy). Link is here.
The images originally came from the website of Weta Workshop - it was on the same website you could find many more pictures of their behind-the-scene works for the card game, as well as the interviews I evoked above. Unfortunately the pages do not exist anymore... But the Wayback Machine of the Internet Archive allows us to go take a look at them! Praise our lords of the Internet Archive!
Here are saves from 2004. Here Daniel Falconer's interview with assorted pictures ; and here an illustrated article about the making of the card game. (You'll find in these pages not just Radagast talks, but also talks of Glorfindel, Tom Bombadil, Beorn and more - and here is a third article about the making-of).
To conclude this post about a Radagast that never was, here is a picture that was taken of John Harding in his Radagast costume, standing between two cardboard cut-outs of Peter Jackson's Saruman and Gandalf. As such, we can see what the three most famous wizards of Middle-Earth would have looked like in the original Peter Jackson trilogy.
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maria-taiwin · 2 years
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Arwen in LOTR deleted scenes
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controversial take, outside of the Saruman death scene, the extended cuts of lotr arent the best viewing experience
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arwenundomieel · 2 years
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Eowyn and Faramir 🥺❤️
The Lord of the Rings: Return of the King
dir. Peter Jackson
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sailforvalinor · 1 year
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#hffjfhfhhhhghgh#sometimes you think you’re over a guy but then you have a normal conversation with him like a normal person and proceed to think about it#for the next ten hours#my silly little INFP brain is being insufferable about this#like seriously I don’t want to date a guy who curses like a sailor I don’t#but we just get along so well together? he was homeschooled like me? he’s an lotr fanatic (as in he’s read the books)? he has OPINIONS#about little women? he’s an agatha christie fan?? he had reasonable things to say in biblical studies a couple years ago (which is more#than I can say for 95 percent of the people in that class)?#but I mean it doesn’t matter we’ve known each other for nearly three years and I can’t tell that he’s ever had that kind of interest in me#(granted I am a TERRIBLE judge)#fun fact though he is the guy who read a story I wrote freshman year and read a romance scene and exclaimed ‘that’s it! that’s what love is#supposed to be!’#I mean how was I SUPPOSED to react#if nothing else he’s definitely one of Anne’s kindred spirits and I think I can live with that#anyway sorry feel free to ignore I just needed to ramble#I drove for like three hours today and it was just swirling around in my head the whole time#will probably delete later because there are a couple people who follow me who know me irl and would probably know exactly what I’m talking#about. they’re not super active though so#(and yes this is Alcott boy. although hilariously before I knew his name I called him Agatha Christie boy)#on a lighter note I may have convinced him to watch otgw because it has Elijah wood in it lol
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cathymee · 8 months
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also what's up with liv tyler absolutely serving cunt in the battle of helm's deep and having all of that be deleted
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alicebeckstrom · 2 years
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DID YOU KNOW that in the extended cut of The Return of the King, there is a song that was composed by Howard Shore and performed by Liv Tyler called "The House of Healing" a.k.a. "Arwen's Song" which was cut from the theatrical version? Click this link to check out this beautiful song and also the superb acting of all the LOTR cast.  https://youtu.be/y8KnwKxJSIY 
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queerlybelovdd · 9 months
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spiderispunk · 1 year
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Oh my god, Eowyn, baby girl, get up off the floor but also same
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