Őőőőő.... bocsánat, én azt próbáltam meg kifejteni, hogy amint ránéztem a szövegre azt vontam le, hogy Beorn Kate Blanchett lesz... de aztán továbbolvastam.
Deadline.com is reporting that Orlando Bloom is expected to reprise his role as Legolas Greenleaf in the upcoming ‘Hobbit’ films. You may ask, how can this be? Well, quite simply, the character of Legolas was very much alive during the timeframe of The Hobbit. In fact, he was probably several thousand years old at the time of The Lord of the Rings! Since Legolas is the son of Thranduil (The Elvenking), a major player in ‘The Hobbit,’ one can easily see Peter, Phillipa, and Fran writing him into the script. *MINOR SPOILERS* Not only would he appear in Mirkwood with the other wood-elves, he could very well lead the wood-elf contingent into the Battle of Five Armies! Deadline also mentions the negotiations for Ian McKellen, Hugo Weaving and Andy Serkis are still ongoing
CATE BLANCHETT, KEN STOTT, SYLVESTER MCCOY, MIKAEL PERSBRANDT JOIN CAST OF PETER JACKSON’S “THE HOBBIT”
Los Angeles, CA—December 7, 2010—Cate Blanchett, Ken Stott, Sylvester McCoy and Mikael Persbrandt have joined the cast of Peter Jackson’s highly anticipated adaptation of J.R.R. Tolkien’s epic “The Hobbit.” Also joining them are Ryan Gage, Jed Brophy and William Kircher. The films, which are scheduled to commence principal photography in February 2011, mark Jackson’s return to Middle-earth following his Oscar-winning “Lord of the Rings” trilogy. The announcement was made jointly today by Toby Emmerich, President and Chief Operating Officer, New Line Cinema, Alan Horn, President and Chief Operating Officer, Warner Bros. and Steve Cooper, co-Chief Executive Officer of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc.
Jackson, who directed all three “Lord of the Rings” films, will helm the two films back-to-back, telling the story of “The Hobbit” in two parts from a screenplay by Jackson, Fran Walsh, Philippa Boyens and Guillermo del Toro.
Cate Blanchett (“Lord of The Rings” trilogy, “The Curious Case of Benjamin Button”) will reprise her role from “Lord of The Rings” trilogy as Galadriel, the Lady of Lothlorien. Ken Stott (“Charlie Wilson’s War”, TV’s “Rebus”) will play the Dwarf Lord Balin, Sylvester McCoy (TV’s “Doctor Who”) will play the wizard Radagast the Brown and well-known Swedish actor, Mikael Persbrandt (“Everlasting Moments”, “Day and Night”) will play the shape-shifter Beorn. British actor Ryan Gage (“Outlaw”, TV’s “Doctors”) will play Drogo Baggins, with New Zealand actors Jed Brophy (“Lord of The Rings” trilogy, “District 9”) playing the role of the dwarf Nori, and William Kircher (“Out of the Blue”; TV’s “Legend of the Seeker”) rounding out the company of Thorin Oakensheild in role of the dwarf Bifur.
Peter Jackson welcomed the news of Cate Blanchett’s return to Middle-earth “Cate is one of my favorite actors to work with and I couldn’t be more thrilled to have her reprise the role she so beautifully brought to life in the earlier films” On the casting of Scottish actor Ken Stott, Jackson commented “Fran and I have long been fans of Ken’s work and are excited he will be joining us on this journey.” Jackson also welcomed the addition to the cast of Swedish actor, Mikael Persbrandt “The role of Beorn is an iconic one and Mikael was our first choice for the part. Since seeing him read for the role we can’t imagine anyone else playing this character.”
The actors join the previously announced cast including Martin Freeman (TV’s “Sherlock,” “Breaking and Entering”) as Bilbo Baggins, Richard Armitage (upcoming “Captain America: The First Avenger”), Aidan Turner (TV’s “Being Human”), Rob Kazinsky (TVs “EastEnders”), Graham McTavish (“Secretariat”), John Callen (TV’s “Power Rangers Jungle Fury”), Stephen Hunter (TV’s “All Saints”), Mark Hadlow (“King Kong”) and Peter Hambleton (TV’s “The Strip”). Additional cast announcements include James Nesbitt (“Millions” and TV’s “Cold Feet”) and newcomer Adam Brown.
Since “The Hobbit” films received a green light on October 15, pre-production has been in full swing with release dates targeted for December, 2012 and December, 2013. Jackson will utilize groundbreaking visual effects and his incomparable storytelling to bring J.R.R. Tolkien’s novel to the big screen. Both “Hobbit” movies will be filmed in Digital 3-D, using the latest camera and stereo technology to create a high quality, comfortable viewing experience.
The two films are being co-produced by New Line Cinema and MGM, with New Line managing production, Warner Bros Pictures handling domestic distribution and MGM distributing internationally.
PETER JACKSON ANNOUNCES LATEST ADDITION TO THE HOBBIT CAST James Nesbitt Confirmed to Play Major Role in The Hobbit.
(LOS ANGELES November 1, 2010) –One of Britain’s most beloved actors, James Nesbitt (Millions and TV’s Cold Feet), is the latest actor to join the ensemble cast of The Hobbit, it was jointly announced today by Toby Emmerich, President and Chief Operating Officer, New Line Cinema; Alan Horn, President and Chief Operating Officer, Warner Bros.; and Steve Cooper, co-Chief Executive Officer of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc.
Nesbitt will play Bofur, a disarmingly forthright, funny and occasionally brave Dwarf. “James’s charm, warmth and wit are legendary as is his range as an actor in both comedic and dramatic roles. We feel very lucky to be able to welcome him as one of our cast.” said director Peter Jackson.
Newcomer, Adam Brown will play Ori, another of the Dwarf Company which sets out to reclaim the Lonely Mountain from the infamous dragon, Smaug. Jackson comments, “Adam is a wonderfully expressive actor and has a unique screen presence. I look forward to seeing him bring Ori to life”.
Nesbitt and Brown will join the cast announced on October 21, which includes Martin Freeman, Richard Armitage (soon to appear in Captain America: The First Avenger), Aidan Turner (TV’s Being Human), Rob Kazinsky (TVs EastEnders), Graham McTavish (Secretariat), John Callen (TV’s Power Rangers Jungle Fury), Stephen Hunter (TV’s All Saints), Mark Hadlow (King Kong) and Peter Hambleton (TV’s The Strip).
Since The Hobbit films received a green light on October 15, pre-production has been in full swing with release dates set for December, 2012 and December, 2013. The two The Hobbit films are being co-produced by New Line Cinema and MGM, with New Line managing production, Warner Bros Pictures handling domestic distribution and MGM distributing internationally.
Peter Jackson, Fran Walsh and Carolynne Cunningham are producing the films, with co-writer Philippa Boyens serving as co-producer and Ken Kamins as executive producer. The Oscar-winning, critically acclaimed LOTR trilogy, also from the production team of Jackson, Walsh and Cunningham, grossed nearly $3 billion worldwide at the box office. In 2003, “Return of the King” swept the Academy Awards, winning all of the 11 categories in which it was nominated, including Best Picture – the first ever Best Picture win for a fantasy film. The trilogy’s production was also unprecedented at the time.
Mellesleg már döntöttek, jövő év februárjától már forog a film elvileg, és ma ovlastam, hogy NZ-n forgatják az egészet. Szóval, lassan ott tartunk, mint 5 éve, és várjuk nagyon a filmet.
Azt magyarázzátok meg miért van ennyi hercehurca a hobbit film körül. Az egész stáb már bőven bizonyított és számomra érthetetlen hogy egy ilyen profi film, hogy nem kap megfelelő támogatást mikor ilyen semmit nem érő transformers szintű "látványfilmek meg özönlenek a moziba.
Na, most bajban vagyok, mert az sem az. Tudom, hogy volt egy Merényis könyv, ritka igénytelen papíron és borítóval, alig pár oldal volt az egész, de nem emlékszem a címére. Elvileg akkor a Giles, a sárkány ura lesz az.
A BABÓ (The Hobbit), ford: Szobotka Tibor, Tótfalusi István Alapkiadás: 1975. Móra Könyvkiadó A GYŰRŰK URA (The Lord of the Rings), ford: Réz Ádám, Göncz Árpád, Tandori Dezső Alapkiadás: 1981. Gondolat A SONKÁDI EGYED GAZDA (Farmer Giles of Ham), ford: Göncz Árpád Alapkiadás: 1988. Móra Könyvkiadó A SZILMARILOK (The Silmarillion), ford: Gálvölgyi Judit Alapkiadás: 1991. Európa A WOOTONI KOVÁCSMESTER (Smith of Wooton Major), ford: Németh Anikó Alapkiadás: 1994. Fátum-Ars Kiadó A GYŰRŰ KERESÉSE (Unfinished Tales), ford: Szántó Judit, Koltai Gábor Alapkiadás: 1995. Szukits Könyvek GILES, A SÁRKÁNY URA (Farmer Giles of Ham), ford: Németh Anikó Alapkiadás: 1995. Fátum-Ars-Merényi Könyvkiadó A GYŰRŰ NYOMÁN - Fa és Levél (Three and Leaf) ford: Német Anikó Alapkiadás: 1996. Merényi Könyvkiadó kft. AZ ELVESZETT MESÉK KÖNYVE (The Book of Lost Tales), ford: Tandori Dezső Alapkiadás: 1996. Holló és Társa Könyvkiadó J.R.R. TOLKIEN MESÉI - A sonkádi Egyed gazda (Farmer Giles of Ham), A levél (Leaf by Niggle), A woottoni kovácsmester (Smith of Wootton Major), Tom Bombadil kalandjai (The Adventures of Tom Bombadil), ford: Göncz Árpád, Vándor Judit, Békési József, Tótfalusi István Alapkiadás: 2000. Szukits Könyvek KÓBORLÓ ÉS A VARÁZSLÓ (Roverandom) ford: Szántai Zsolt Alapkiadás: 2001. Szukits Könyvek BOMBADIL TOMA KALANDJAI (The Adventures of Tom Bombadil) ford: Tótfalusi István, Uhrman Iván Alapkiadás: 2002. Szukits Könyvek A HOBBIT - Bővített, illusztrált szövegkritikai kiadás (The Annotated Hobbit) ford: Szobotka Tibor, Tótfalusi István, Ürmössy Zsuzsanna, Füzessy Tamás, Ábrahám Zsófia, Büki Gabriella Alapkiadás: 2006. Ciceró Könyvstúdió A HOBBIT - Illusztrálta Alan Lee (The Hobbit - Illustrated by Alan Lee) ford: Gy. Horváth László, N. Kiss Zsuzsa Alapkiadás: 2006. Európa Könyvstúdió
Akkor a sonkádi Egyed gazda az? Ezeket szoktam keverni, mert nem nagy könyvek. A Merényi kiadó adta ki olyan 15 éve, nem tudom melyik kiadói név alatt, és az egyik alkalmazottja írta.
A Babó (Hobbit) Az Elveszett mesék könyve I-II A sonkádi Egyed gazda A Szilmarilok A Gyűrűk Ura I-II-III A Gyűrű keresése I-II
Tolkien világa címmel volt egy album, amit szerintem érdemes lehet megpróbálni beszerezni, és persze van egy rakat filmből készült könyv, azok számomra gyenge tartalmúak. Középfölde világa, meg ilyen címekkel kell keresni, pl. az Alexandra kiadónak vannak ilyesmik.
Létezik hamisítvány is, a wootooni kovácsmester a címe.
A 28366-os és 28415-ös hozzászólásban van borító is.
Igy jár aki pontatlanul fogalmaz.Amúgy szerintem volt az több is . A kérdésem a következő: hány különböző Tolkien mű jelent meg könyv alakban magyarul.
Az a szerencsétlen annyira színész, mint egy raklap. Azon kívül, hogy egyben van a nyaka a fejével, és kidülled a szeme, nulla. Sosem értettem, hogy miért kellett beválogatni egy ekkora filmbe egy ilyen tehetségtelen izét. Még az orkok arcán is több érzelmet tudtak kifejezni a maszkmesterek.
