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The Best Hobbit Fighters in The Lord of the Rings Universe
The Lord of the Rings has many amazing fighting Hobbits, with many that go beyond Sam, Frodo, and their friends.
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Why Frodo Never Got Married After The Lord Of The Rings Even Though Sam Did
Frodo ended up a bachelor in The Lord of the Rings, but Sam didn't, leaving some to question the circumstances of Frodo's ...
Elijah Wood Signs With Gersh
EXCLUSIVE: Elijah Wood signs with Gersh for representation. Wood is best known for playing the beloved hobbit Frodo Baggins ...
‘The Lord of the Rings’ Movies Could Have Looked Very Different With This Late-Night Host in a Lead Role
When fans think of The Lord of the Rings, a story rooted in themes of loyalty, courage, and friendship, Sean Astin’s ...
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What role does Elijah Wood play in Yellowjackets? Character explored, in-depth
The second season of Yellowjackets introduced us to PuttingtheSICKinforensics/Walter Tattersall, played by none other than Elijah Wood himself.
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How and where did Boromir die in The Lord of the Rings? Character’s fate explored, in depth
The Lord Of The Rings franchise has a long-running legacy that has gone on for more than two decades. Spanning over the years into the 21st century, the film franchise, which has been adapted from J.
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The Best Trilogy Ever Written
A truly engaging story is unbelievably hard to come by. I love to read, but my expectations for a good book are so demanding that I rarely find myself truly enamored with a story. These criteria give ...
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LEGO’s LORD OF THE RINGS Barad-dûr Set Review: Barad-dûr Is a Gorgeous Tower of Evil That Truly Captures Sauron’s Spirit
Although we are not surprised that LEGO managed to inject so much heart and narrative into its Barad-dûr set, we remain ...
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LEGO’s LORD OF THE RINGS Barad-dûr Set Review: Barad-dûr Is a Gorgeous Tower of Evil That Truly Captures Sauron’s Spirit
Sadly, neither his legs, nor Sam or Frodo’s hobbit-sized legs are articulated at all. His arms do move, though, and he can leer very convincingly. This minifigure does Andy Serkis proud.