CaptainBlagbird@lemmy.world
on 04 Jan 16:06
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To the people downvoting this:
It’s a lie, you fools!
SnokenKeekaGuard@lemmy.dbzer0.com
on 04 Jan 16:25
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So by fly you fools he meant get a flight outta New Zealand, makes sense
RoidingOldMan@lemmy.world
on 04 Jan 16:35
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Ian McKellen died filming this scene. That’s why he’s not in the rest of the movie. But they’d already filmed him in the next 2 movies, so they CGI’d his clothes white and said he came back to life.
WhiskyTangoFoxtrot@lemmy.world
on 05 Jan 17:10
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Michael Fassbender’s been playing all his roles since then.
And Peter Jackson? Turns out he was filming the whole thing!
Swedneck@discuss.tchncs.de
on 05 Jan 11:23
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guess who poked the balrog’s nest
SnokenKeekaGuard@lemmy.dbzer0.com
on 05 Jan 17:42
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The balrog has actually sued for residuals and has recently joined the screen actors guild. (Although the manslaughter case in nz is causing some issues in his career)
I like this fun fact because it means that Pippin actually is a complete dumbass IRL and actually accidentally awoke an ancient evil.
Viking_Hippie@lemmy.dbzer0.com
on 04 Jan 18:43
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it means that Pippin Billy Boyd actually is a complete dumbass IRL and actually accidentally awoke an ancient evil.
Hey! He apologized and paid his fine! Let the poor man move on with his life! 😛
FilthyShrooms@lemmy.world
on 04 Jan 18:25
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It’s actually good that it happened, they originally planned to leave it out to save money and hoped the nerds who read the books just wouldn’t notice
aeronmelon@lemmy.world
on 05 Jan 05:10
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Ian knew the chaos would cause massive amounts of traffic from fleeing locals, so when his fellow actor suggested driving back to the city until things calmed down, he berated them and said to take his private jet back to the states.
WhiskyTangoFoxtrot@lemmy.world
on 05 Jan 17:07
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Christopher Lee was allegedly there to give advice to make the fight more realistic.
‘Have you ever delved into the infernal pits of despair, Peter? Have you ever met a creature made of pure evil? Have you seen your comrades fall, taken one by one by a Balrog, until you’re the last one standing? I was in the SAS during the war, Peter, and you can’t imagine the atrocities I have suffered and given in return. Do you know what sound a Balrog makes while he is hurled across abysses of torment, Peter? It’s a sound that makes terror feel like pleasure. And yet I crave it, I cannot forget it and I long to inflict such a pain to another Balrog, for I loathe them, and I know no mercy for them and I have lost my soul. Oh, yes, Peter.’
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To the people downvoting this:
It’s a lie, you fools!
So by fly you fools he meant get a flight outta New Zealand, makes sense
Ian McKellen died filming this scene. That’s why he’s not in the rest of the movie. But they’d already filmed him in the next 2 movies, so they CGI’d his clothes white and said he came back to life.
Michael Fassbender’s been playing all his roles since then.
I mean, he’s both a wizard and the lord of magnetism. I’m sure he can handle a single Balrog.
And Peter Jackson? Turns out he was filming the whole thing!
guess who poked the balrog’s nest
The balrog has actually sued for residuals and has recently joined the screen actors guild. (Although the manslaughter case in nz is causing some issues in his career)
I like this fun fact because it means that Pippin actually is a complete dumbass IRL and actually accidentally awoke an ancient evil.
Hey! He apologized and paid his fine! Let the poor man move on with his life! 😛
It’s actually good that it happened, they originally planned to leave it out to save money and hoped the nerds who read the books just wouldn’t notice
Ian knew the chaos would cause massive amounts of traffic from fleeing locals, so when his fellow actor suggested driving back to the city until things calmed down, he berated them and said to take his private jet back to the states.
Untrue
Christopher Lee was allegedly there to give advice to make the fight more realistic.
‘Have you ever delved into the infernal pits of despair, Peter? Have you ever met a creature made of pure evil? Have you seen your comrades fall, taken one by one by a Balrog, until you’re the last one standing? I was in the SAS during the war, Peter, and you can’t imagine the atrocities I have suffered and given in return. Do you know what sound a Balrog makes while he is hurled across abysses of torment, Peter? It’s a sound that makes terror feel like pleasure. And yet I crave it, I cannot forget it and I long to inflict such a pain to another Balrog, for I loathe them, and I know no mercy for them and I have lost my soul. Oh, yes, Peter.’