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Ik las net op www.TheOneRing.net dat Peter Jackson ooit heeft gezegd dat hij het liefst zoveel mogelijk bekende gezichten uit LOTR in The Hobbit wil hebben. Als je de tijdslijn van het boek zou aanhouden zou Aragorn 10 jaar oud zijn op het moment dat The Hobbit afspeelt. Hou je de tijdlijn uit de film aan, waar Aragorn zegt dat hij 87 is, dan zou hij wel een rol kunnen spelen. The Hobbit speelt 60 jaar voor LOTR af.
*This is the end, beautiful friend - This is the end, my only friend
*The end of our elaborate plans - The end of everything that stands
*The End
*The end of our elaborate plans - The end of everything that stands
*The End
Geen ruzie maken met fantasy nerds.quote:Op zaterdag 29 december 2007 12:18 schreef Nembrionic het volgende:
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OMG...O::M::G::
Ik kan nauwelijks geloven dat je dit echt geschreven heb
Wát ben jij een sneu figuur
Levensgevaarlijk.
Ja, voor je het weet gebruiken ze hun "Dagger of Backstabbing", rollen ze je in "The Carpet of Morgroth" en lig je in de "Boot of the Charriot of Death"quote:Op zondag 30 december 2007 17:02 schreef 16meter het volgende:
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Geen ruzie maken met fantasy nerds.
Levensgevaarlijk.
- "Autisten met elkaar in contact brengen is net zoals delen door 0"
3017 min 2941 is geen 60 hebben ze mij ooit op school geleerdquote:Op zondag 30 december 2007 03:08 schreef ThaSandman het volgende:
The Hobbit speelt 60 jaar voor LOTR af.
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"If you are depressed you shouldn't be in C major!" - Rick Beato
Dat is niet de essentie van mijn tekst, maar een huillie zal er vast wakker van liggen.quote:Op zondag 30 december 2007 20:11 schreef Litpho het volgende:
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3017 min 2941 is geen 60 hebben ze mij ooit op school geleerd
Op wikipedia staat btw het volgende :
Book I in The Fellowship of the Ring begins in the Shire with Bilbo's 111th birthday party, about 60 years after the end of The Hobbit, and his subsequent disappearance using his magic ring.
*This is the end, beautiful friend - This is the end, my only friend
*The end of our elaborate plans - The end of everything that stands
*The End
*The end of our elaborate plans - The end of everything that stands
*The End
Ik mis echt een ignorelist op Fok!quote:Op maandag 31 december 2007 00:12 schreef ThaSandman het volgende:
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Dat is niet de essentie van mijn tekst, maar een huillie zal er vast wakker van liggen.
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"If you are depressed you shouldn't be in C major!" - Rick Beato
Dat zou wel heel erg jammer zijnquote:Op zondag 30 december 2007 03:08 schreef ThaSandman het volgende:
Ik las net op www.TheOneRing.net dat Peter Jackson ooit heeft gezegd dat hij het liefst zoveel mogelijk bekende gezichten uit LOTR in The Hobbit wil hebben. Als je de tijdslijn van het boek zou aanhouden zou Aragorn 10 jaar oud zijn op het moment dat The Hobbit afspeelt. Hou je de tijdlijn uit de film aan, waar Aragorn zegt dat hij 87 is, dan zou hij wel een rol kunnen spelen. The Hobbit speelt 60 jaar voor LOTR af.
Gelukkig maar dat hij niet gaat regisseren dan
Maar wel produceren en dus een dikke vinger in de pap.
*This is the end, beautiful friend - This is the end, my only friend
*The end of our elaborate plans - The end of everything that stands
*The End
*The end of our elaborate plans - The end of everything that stands
*The End
Stomme stakingquote:Guillermo del Toro regisseert 'The Hobbit'
Uitgegeven: 28 januari 2008 14:46
Laatst gewijzigd: 28 januari 2008 14:50
AMSTERDAM - Guillermo del Toro is in vergevorderde besprekingen om de film 'The Hobbit' te regisseren. De maker van de veelgeprezen fantasiefilm 'Pan's labyrinth' zou volgend jaar aan de slag gaan, weet het Amerikaanse filmvakblad The Hollywood Reporter.
'The Hobbit' vertelt over de geschiedenis van voor de beroemde trilogie 'The Lord of the Rings'. De verfilming van het boek van J.R.R. Tolkien zal in twee delen worden uitgebracht, maar wel in één keer worden opgenomen.
Jackson
De drie delen van 'The Lord of the Rings', die miljarden euro's hebben opgebracht, werden geregisseerd door Peter Jackson. Hij zou aanvankelijk ook 'The Hobbit' maken, maar belandde met filmproducenten New Line en MGM in een dispuut over de winstverdeling.
In december wisten de partijen tot een overeenkomst te komen.
Staking
Wegens andere verplichtingen kon Jackson de regie van de twee films uiteindelijk niet op zich nemen, maar tekende hij als uitvoerend producent. Door de langlopende staking van scenarioschrijvers in Hollywood, is er nog geen begin gemaakt met het script.
Budget
Het budget voor elk afzonderlijk deel is naar schatting ruim honderd miljoen euro. De eerste film wordt in 2010 verwacht. Een jaar later moet het tweede deel van 'The Hobbit' in de bioscoop draaien.
Zeer goed nieuwsquote:
How can you know what things are worth if your hands don`t move `till you do a day`s work?
Ich veul mich net enne klok, want ich tik neet richtig
Ich veul mich net enne klok, want ich tik neet richtig
Nieuws van Del Toro:
There was a lot of excitement back in January when it was announced that New Line Cinema was moving forward with plans for two films based on J.R.R. Tolkien's "The Hobbit" which Peter Jackson would produce and Guillermo del Toro ("Pan's Labyrinth," "Hellboy") was the favorite to direct.
Then of course the Tolkien Estate filed a lawsuit against New Line Cinema, whilst New Line found itself being folded back into its parent company Time Warner. That left many asking what would happen to the films and are they still going ahead?
del Toro himself spoke with TheOneRing.net about that today - "At this stage anything I say is of no consequence for I am not yet signed to do "The Hobbit." Negotiations advance but are still ongoing."
Despite the legal issues to be sorted, word is that Warners is very keen to move forward with these films. del Toro himself is taking the job very seriously - "All I can say is that I am diligently going through all Tolkien material related to Middle-earth but only as a way of bridging a gap in my reading. I still respond the strongest to 'The Hobbit,' but as an avid reader of Mythology I find a lot of his other writings fascinating. A perfect Cosmology forged from very eclectic sources."
Nieuws van Ian McKellen:
Here is one of our first confirmations that Sir Ian McKellen is ready to reprise his role as Gandalf in the upcoming Peter Jackson Hobbit movies and in fact he says that he is the ONLY one that should play Gandalf. - - - Legendary actor SIR IAN McKELLEN is poised to revive his role as wizard GANDALF in the movie adaptations of J.R.R. TOLKIEN's novel THE HOBBIT - insisting he's the obvious candidate for the job.
McKellen, who has appeared as Gandalf in all three Lord Of The Rings films, has made no secret of his desire to land the part - even though Peter Jackson will not be directing.
Speaking exclusively to WENN, the veteran actor admitted he could not think of anyone better to play the role than himself. He said, "I certainly hope it's true - have you got anybody else who you think should be doing it?" McKellen isn't the only actor praying for a phone call to confirm his involvement in the Lord Of The Rings prequels - Elijah Wood is also desperate to revive his role as Frodo Baggins.
Source: PR News
There was a lot of excitement back in January when it was announced that New Line Cinema was moving forward with plans for two films based on J.R.R. Tolkien's "The Hobbit" which Peter Jackson would produce and Guillermo del Toro ("Pan's Labyrinth," "Hellboy") was the favorite to direct.
Then of course the Tolkien Estate filed a lawsuit against New Line Cinema, whilst New Line found itself being folded back into its parent company Time Warner. That left many asking what would happen to the films and are they still going ahead?
del Toro himself spoke with TheOneRing.net about that today - "At this stage anything I say is of no consequence for I am not yet signed to do "The Hobbit." Negotiations advance but are still ongoing."
Despite the legal issues to be sorted, word is that Warners is very keen to move forward with these films. del Toro himself is taking the job very seriously - "All I can say is that I am diligently going through all Tolkien material related to Middle-earth but only as a way of bridging a gap in my reading. I still respond the strongest to 'The Hobbit,' but as an avid reader of Mythology I find a lot of his other writings fascinating. A perfect Cosmology forged from very eclectic sources."
Nieuws van Ian McKellen:
Here is one of our first confirmations that Sir Ian McKellen is ready to reprise his role as Gandalf in the upcoming Peter Jackson Hobbit movies and in fact he says that he is the ONLY one that should play Gandalf. - - - Legendary actor SIR IAN McKELLEN is poised to revive his role as wizard GANDALF in the movie adaptations of J.R.R. TOLKIEN's novel THE HOBBIT - insisting he's the obvious candidate for the job.
McKellen, who has appeared as Gandalf in all three Lord Of The Rings films, has made no secret of his desire to land the part - even though Peter Jackson will not be directing.
Speaking exclusively to WENN, the veteran actor admitted he could not think of anyone better to play the role than himself. He said, "I certainly hope it's true - have you got anybody else who you think should be doing it?" McKellen isn't the only actor praying for a phone call to confirm his involvement in the Lord Of The Rings prequels - Elijah Wood is also desperate to revive his role as Frodo Baggins.
Source: PR News
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It's finally official folks, Director Guillermo del Toro ("Hellboy," "Pan's Labyrinth") has signed to direct New Line and MGM's "The Hobbit" and its sequel. According to Variety, the announcement came came Thursday afternoon from executive producers Peter Jackson and Fran Walsh, New Line president Toby Emmerich, and newly named MGM chief Mary Parent.
Del Toro's will move to New Zealand for the next four years to work with Jackson and his Wingnut and Weta production teams.
He'll also direct the two films back to back with the sequel dealing with the 60-year period between "The Hobbit" and 2001's "The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring".
The studios have not given a start date on production and don't yet have a script. It's widely expected that the "LOTR" scripting team of Jackson, Walsh and Philippa Boyens will collaborate with Del Toro.
The general thought is that they will start shooting next year and release the films in late 2011 and 2012.
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mooi 
Del Torro is best een goede vervanger van Jackson, McKellen terug, Shore terug, WETA terug...ik ben echt super benieuwd
Del Torro is best een goede vervanger van Jackson, McKellen terug, Shore terug, WETA terug...ik ben echt super benieuwd
Bring it onquote:Op vrijdag 25 april 2008 08:09 schreef Patch het volgende:
According to Variety, the announcement came came Thursday afternoon from executive producers Peter Jackson and Fran Walsh, New Line president Toby Emmerich, and newly named MGM chief Mary Parent.
Del Toro's will move to New Zealand for the next four years to work with Jackson and his Wingnut and Weta production teams.
He'll also direct the two films back to back with the sequel dealing with the 60-year period between "The Hobbit" and 2001's "The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring".
The studios have not given a start date on production and don't yet have a script. It's widely expected that the "LOTR" scripting team of Jackson, Walsh and Philippa Boyens will collaborate with Del Toro.
The general thought is that they will start shooting next year and release the films in late 2011 and 2012.
How can you know what things are worth if your hands don`t move `till you do a day`s work?
Ich veul mich net enne klok, want ich tik neet richtig
Ich veul mich net enne klok, want ich tik neet richtig
In an exclusive interview with TheOneRing.net, director Guillermo del Toro talks about his plans for the upcoming film version of J.R.R. Tolkien's "The Hobbit".
Prep on "The Hobbit" will kick off this Summer, including the 'reforestation' of The Shire sets to look as much like they did in 'Rings' as possible.
He's already been in contact with the likes of Andy Serkis, Sir Ian McKellen, Howard Shore, John Howe, Gino Acevedo, and Richard Taylor in regards to the film to "ensure that whatever we do we keep continuity with the other films".
del Toro proudly says that he'll use as much practical filming as possible - "I would like to avoid is the recreation of the natural environments in CG, I don't like doing that. The movie is essentially a journey movie, I think you need to use locations as much as possible."
He's also very vehement about the second film, which details events between "The Hobbit" and "The Fellowship of the Ring", will not be an opportunistic grab - "This second film is not a 'tag on', it's not 'filler', it's an integral part of telling the story of those 50 years of history lost in the narrative. There will be certain things that we will see from the first movie but from a different point of view, but it will feel like a volume, in the five volumes of the entire story."
For the full interview:
http://www.theonering.net(...)ut-the-hobbit-films/
Prep on "The Hobbit" will kick off this Summer, including the 'reforestation' of The Shire sets to look as much like they did in 'Rings' as possible.
He's already been in contact with the likes of Andy Serkis, Sir Ian McKellen, Howard Shore, John Howe, Gino Acevedo, and Richard Taylor in regards to the film to "ensure that whatever we do we keep continuity with the other films".
del Toro proudly says that he'll use as much practical filming as possible - "I would like to avoid is the recreation of the natural environments in CG, I don't like doing that. The movie is essentially a journey movie, I think you need to use locations as much as possible."
He's also very vehement about the second film, which details events between "The Hobbit" and "The Fellowship of the Ring", will not be an opportunistic grab - "This second film is not a 'tag on', it's not 'filler', it's an integral part of telling the story of those 50 years of history lost in the narrative. There will be certain things that we will see from the first movie but from a different point of view, but it will feel like a volume, in the five volumes of the entire story."
For the full interview:
http://www.theonering.net(...)ut-the-hobbit-films/
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Gandalf zat ook in de Harry Potter-films...quote:
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zoals ik al zei..."grappig?"quote:Op woensdag 30 april 2008 15:13 schreef Patch het volgende:
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Gandalf zat ook in de Harry Potter-films...
Ja, ik geloof dat een behoorlijk gedeelte van WETA alweer heeft toegezegd zich met iig de pre-production van The Hobbit te gaan bemoeien, dus uiteindelijk zal het wel zo worden (hopelijk!) dat een groot gedeelte van dezelfde mensen weer voor de vormgeving van The Hobbit gaan zorgen
En het is natuurlijk ook nog even afwachten in hoeverre Jackson zich gaat bemoeien met de films
Gandalfquote:Op woensdag 30 april 2008 17:49 schreef enlightenedwizza het volgende:
clash of the wizards, Gandalf tegen Dumbledoor...wie wint
Vond Dumbledore zeeer slecht uitgewerkt in de Harry Potter films
Vind zowieso de Harry Potter films slecht uitgewerkt.
Voor de non-believers:
HP2:
As Harry enters Professor Dumbledore's study, a portrait of Gandalf the Grey is included in the collection of the great wizard paintings. It is above the door-frame and slightly to Harry's right.
HP2:
As Harry enters Professor Dumbledore's study, a portrait of Gandalf the Grey is included in the collection of the great wizard paintings. It is above the door-frame and slightly to Harry's right.
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Pre-production is about to get under way on the two "The Hobbit" movies says Variety.
Fran Walsh and Philippa Boyens are expected to write the scripts under the direction of Peter Jackson and Guillermo del Toro.
Viggo Mortensen (Aragorn), Ian McKellen (Gandalf) and Andy Serkis (Gollum) have already been in contact in regards to starring in the film, the three "Lord of the Rings" characters playing important parts in the story.
Director Guillermo del Toro says "I am all for keeping the actors who originated the parts, as much as availability and their willingness will allow."
Fran Walsh and Philippa Boyens are expected to write the scripts under the direction of Peter Jackson and Guillermo del Toro.
Viggo Mortensen (Aragorn), Ian McKellen (Gandalf) and Andy Serkis (Gollum) have already been in contact in regards to starring in the film, the three "Lord of the Rings" characters playing important parts in the story.
Director Guillermo del Toro says "I am all for keeping the actors who originated the parts, as much as availability and their willingness will allow."
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Tsja, ik moet toch een beetje wennen aan het idee van een 10 jaar oudere Mortensen in de prequel. Ik vrees voor het Hopkins effect in Silence of the Lambs - Red Dragon
Over the weekend, producer Peter Jackson and director Guillermo del Toro answered several questions during an online chat about their upcoming film versions of J.R.R. Tolkien's "The Hobbit" and the proposed sequel.
Key bits of information garnered from the chat, a full transcript of which can be found at WetaNZ, include:
- Scripting and early conceptual designs will be worked on for the rest of this year.
- Pre-production will take place throughout 2009 and shooting will happen back-to-back throughout 2010 with a short break between films. The first film will hit cinemas in December 2011.
- The second film doesn't have a title yet and won't until after scripting is complete. Rather than focusing on the years between the two tales, it will cover a specific incident that took place between them.
- Casting will not begin until next year, however all the original 'Rings' cast members that can be brought back will be.
- The films will be shot in 2.35:1 aspect ratio with a PG-13 rating. There are no plans for a 3D release yet.
- A lot of the original production team will be brought back, as will composer Howard Shore.
- Ian Holm will participate somehow, even though Bilbo will be recast to reflect the character's younger age.
- del Toro's frequent collaborator Ron Perlman will have a role.
- Location shooting throughout New Zealand will take place with Hobbiton to be rebuilt bigger than before. It's unlikely any locations outside NZ will be used.
- A Blu-ray release of the 'Rings' trilogy is in the works, but NOT this year.
Key bits of information garnered from the chat, a full transcript of which can be found at WetaNZ, include:
- Scripting and early conceptual designs will be worked on for the rest of this year.
- Pre-production will take place throughout 2009 and shooting will happen back-to-back throughout 2010 with a short break between films. The first film will hit cinemas in December 2011.
- The second film doesn't have a title yet and won't until after scripting is complete. Rather than focusing on the years between the two tales, it will cover a specific incident that took place between them.
- Casting will not begin until next year, however all the original 'Rings' cast members that can be brought back will be.
- The films will be shot in 2.35:1 aspect ratio with a PG-13 rating. There are no plans for a 3D release yet.
- A lot of the original production team will be brought back, as will composer Howard Shore.
- Ian Holm will participate somehow, even though Bilbo will be recast to reflect the character's younger age.
- del Toro's frequent collaborator Ron Perlman will have a role.
- Location shooting throughout New Zealand will take place with Hobbiton to be rebuilt bigger than before. It's unlikely any locations outside NZ will be used.
- A Blu-ray release of the 'Rings' trilogy is in the works, but NOT this year.
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Het wordt nog knap spannend, wellicht, of ze het wel kunnen gaan verfilmen:-
Bron: IESB.netquote:Tolkien Spawn Looking to Halt Hobbit Production
Written by IESB Staff
Sunday, 25 May 2008
Christopher Tolkien, son to famous author J.R.R. Tolkien, is 83 years old and doesn't like Hollywood.
He was against the making of Peter Jackson's Lord of the Rings trilogy (friends say they still don't think he ever watched the films) and is at it again now that The Hobbit and its sequel are on the fast track to the big screen.
He is asking for "one last crusade" in the long-running court battle he has going with the producers of LOTR. Apparently, he plans to ask a Californian judge to back his claim that he can "terminate" film rights to the Hobbit in a hearing on June 6th. Witnesses say he "is furious with New Line studio."
A report at the Times Online says this news "comes just weeks before carpenters are due to begin work in New Zealand on the sets for the latest Middle-earth epic." If anything, they may start work on rebuilding the Hobbiton film set, Jackson said in the online chat yesterday that Hobbiton would be built up bigger and better than it had ever been in the LOTR, so that would be the only "set" that be worked on already considering pre-production work on the films will begin in 2009 and the films will be shot back-to-back, beginning in 2010.
The Hobbit is set to be released in December 2011 and the second as yet untitled film in December 2012.
Sources say Sir Ian Holm, who played the hobbit Bilbo Baggins in The Lord of the Rings, is expected to narrate, which I am really not sure about considering his age, but it could happen.
Chris Tolkien heeft voor Tolkien-fans voor een hoop mooie dingen gezorgd, maar het gezeik van de Tolkien-erven over de films begint echt m'n strot uit te komen. Financieel en qua PR zijn de films het beste wat hen zijn overkomen, en het creatieve resultaat viel bij het overgrote merendeel van de fans ook nog eens in goede aarde.
Nee, hè!!quote:Op dinsdag 27 mei 2008 14:09 schreef Patch het volgende:
Over the weekend, producer Peter Jackson and director Guillermo del Toro answered several questions during an online chat about their upcoming film versions of J.R.R. Tolkien's "The Hobbit" and the proposed sequel.
Key bits of information garnered from the chat, a full transcript of which can be found at WetaNZ, include:
- Scripting and early conceptual designs will be worked on for the rest of this year.
- Pre-production will take place throughout 2009 and shooting will happen back-to-back throughout 2010 with a short break between films. The first film will hit cinemas in December 2011.
- The second film doesn't have a title yet and won't until after scripting is complete. Rather than focusing on the years between the two tales, it will cover a specific incident that took place between them.
- Casting will not begin until next year, however all the original 'Rings' cast members that can be brought back will be.
- The films will be shot in 2.35:1 aspect ratio with a PG-13 rating. There are no plans for a 3D release yet.
- A lot of the original production team will be brought back, as will composer Howard Shore.
- Ian Holm will participate somehow, even though Bilbo will be recast to reflect the character's younger age.
- del Toro's frequent collaborator Ron Perlman will have a role.
- Location shooting throughout New Zealand will take place with Hobbiton to be rebuilt bigger than before. It's unlikely any locations outside NZ will be used.
- A Blu-ray release of the 'Rings' trilogy is in the works, but NOT this year.
Ron als 1 van de trollen, of als stem van Smaug
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Volgens een of ander Brits flutblad zou het gaan om James McAvoy. Lijkt me wel een realistische naam waar ze allemaal enthousiast over zouden kunnen zijn.quote:As part of an exclusive chat with Del Toro for the next issue of Empire, on sale Friday, we spoke to him further about many details, including the casting of Bilbo.
"We are writing based on [Ian Holm's performance], but other than that, we have ideas [of who could play him]," Del Toro told us. "I can tell you that it's down to a few names that we all agree upon. And that our first choice...completely, magically, we said the same name. All of us!"
Ik zou het iig. wel goed nieuws vinden, want McAvoy is toch één van mijn favoriete jonge acteurs aan het worden
.Maar het zou dus ook een wild (en fout) gerucht kunnen zijn
.
The average burglar breaks in and leaves clues everywhere. But not me. I'm completely clueless.
Wat mij betreft krijgt hij gelijk en wordt er niet verfilmd, tenslotte is die stichting nog altijd de uiteindelijke rechthebbende voor nieuw materiaal, je mag niet zomaar straffeloos een compleet verhaal gaan uitbrengen dat in Midden Aarde afspeelt en dat is nou net wat ze met die tweede film gaan doen.quote:Op dinsdag 27 mei 2008 21:29 schreef Hankster het volgende:
Chris Tolkien heeft voor Tolkien-fans voor een hoop mooie dingen gezorgd, maar het gezeik van de Tolkien-erven over de films begint echt m'n strot uit te komen. Financieel en qua PR zijn de films het beste wat hen zijn overkomen, en het creatieve resultaat viel bij het overgrote merendeel van de fans ook nog eens in goede aarde.
En qua geld zal hij zich écht geen zorgen hebben hoeven te maken hoor. Ik denk níet dat dat een rol speelt of zou spelen ook al had hij slechts een uitkering.
Op woensdag 24 sept. 2008 schreef Danny het volgende:
Dagonet doet onaardig tegen iedereen. Je bent dus helemaal niet zo bijzonder als je denkt...
Mijn grootste bijdrage aan de FP.
Dagonet doet onaardig tegen iedereen. Je bent dus helemaal niet zo bijzonder als je denkt...
Mijn grootste bijdrage aan de FP.
The Daily Express reports that Scottish hunk and acclaimed 29-year-old thespian James McAvoy ("Atonement," "The Last King of Scotland") is the favourite to play the lead role of Bilbo Baggins in Guillermo del Toro's "The Hobbit".
According to the dubious British tabloid, "A number of names have been doing the rounds, including Daniel Radcliffe and Jack Black, but James (McAvoy) is the one the film's bosses really want. They're expected to have talks soon so hopefully it could be confirmed in the not too distant future."
In a chat with Empire earlier this week, director Guillermo del Toro said that he and producer Peter Jackson have a short list of names in regards to who they'd like to play Bilbo, and their first choice is someone both he and Jackson immediately agreed upon.
Speculation about the role will continue for a while though as del Toro has already warned that it'll be "at least a year before we announce any casting."
The 5'7 Glaswegian McAvoy will next be seen in this Summer's action vehicle "Wanted".
According to the dubious British tabloid, "A number of names have been doing the rounds, including Daniel Radcliffe and Jack Black, but James (McAvoy) is the one the film's bosses really want. They're expected to have talks soon so hopefully it could be confirmed in the not too distant future."
In a chat with Empire earlier this week, director Guillermo del Toro said that he and producer Peter Jackson have a short list of names in regards to who they'd like to play Bilbo, and their first choice is someone both he and Jackson immediately agreed upon.
Speculation about the role will continue for a while though as del Toro has already warned that it'll be "at least a year before we announce any casting."
The 5'7 Glaswegian McAvoy will next be seen in this Summer's action vehicle "Wanted".
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Christopher Lee has said that he's very interested in the upcoming movies based on "The Hobbit" and that he would "return to the role [of Saruman] if I was asked".
http://www.empireonline.com/news/story.asp?NID=22681
http://www.empireonline.com/news/story.asp?NID=22681
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- James McAvoy has officially denied reports of him playing Bilbo Baggins in the upcoming "The Hobbit", saying "It's all internet rumoring and nothing else I'm afraid. Sorry".
http://www.theonering.net(...)oing-to-be-a-hobbit/
http://www.theonering.net(...)oing-to-be-a-hobbit/
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Haha dit vind ik dan wel weer grappig. Jammer dat ik dit topic pas zo laat ontdek.quote:Op zaterdag 3 mei 2008 19:50 schreef Patch het volgende:
Voor de non-believers:
HP2:
As Harry enters Professor Dumbledore's study, a portrait of Gandalf the Grey is included in the collection of the great wizard paintings. It is above the door-frame and slightly to Harry's right.
Ik ben zeker benieuwd naar de verfilming van de Hobbit. Voor die tijd zal ik zeker het boek nog maar eens doorspitten
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persbericht 1
Lord Of The Rings filmmakers Peter Jackson and Guillermo Del Toro have called off their search for a writer to pen franchise prequel The Hobbit - after deciding they are best suited for the task.
The Hobbit director del Toro and Jackson, who directed the first three original films, had previously launched a global search for a scribe to adapt J.R.R. Tolkien's classic to the big screen.
But after eight months, the pair has announced their plans to tackle the movie and its follow-up themselves.
Writers Fran Walsh and Philippa Boyens, who both collaborated with Jackson on the Rings trilogy, will join the filmmakers in the writers' room.
Shooting on both movies, which will take place simultaneously, is slated to start in late 2009 in New Zealand, with The Hobbit expected for release in 2011 and its sequel in 2012.
Lord Of The Rings filmmakers Peter Jackson and Guillermo Del Toro have called off their search for a writer to pen franchise prequel The Hobbit - after deciding they are best suited for the task.
The Hobbit director del Toro and Jackson, who directed the first three original films, had previously launched a global search for a scribe to adapt J.R.R. Tolkien's classic to the big screen.
But after eight months, the pair has announced their plans to tackle the movie and its follow-up themselves.
Writers Fran Walsh and Philippa Boyens, who both collaborated with Jackson on the Rings trilogy, will join the filmmakers in the writers' room.
Shooting on both movies, which will take place simultaneously, is slated to start in late 2009 in New Zealand, with The Hobbit expected for release in 2011 and its sequel in 2012.
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persbericht 2
""The Lord of the Rings" screenwriting team of Peter Jackson, Fran Walsh, and Philippa Boyens are officially set to join director Guillermo del Toro to write the screenplays for the two planned movies based on "The Hobbit".
Writing has begun in earnest according to del Toro and The One Ring and shooting is expected to start at the earliest in Fall 2009 in New Zealand.
Meanwhile Bloomberg.com reports that is raising as much as $600 million to produce some of its biggest upcoming films with a big portion of that bank to be used on "The Hobbit".
""The Lord of the Rings" screenwriting team of Peter Jackson, Fran Walsh, and Philippa Boyens are officially set to join director Guillermo del Toro to write the screenplays for the two planned movies based on "The Hobbit".
Writing has begun in earnest according to del Toro and The One Ring and shooting is expected to start at the earliest in Fall 2009 in New Zealand.
Meanwhile Bloomberg.com reports that is raising as much as $600 million to produce some of its biggest upcoming films with a big portion of that bank to be used on "The Hobbit".
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tvp
Want ik heb destijds besloten, dat ik de harde weg ontwijk.
Dus blijf ik lopen door de sloten, het liefst in zeven tegelijk.
BZB - Zeven Sloten
Dus blijf ik lopen door de sloten, het liefst in zeven tegelijk.
BZB - Zeven Sloten
Guillermo del Toro ("Pan's Labyrinth," "Hellboy") made an appearance this weekend at The New Yorker Festival where he discussed his future projects in surprising detail. Coming Soon was on hand to catch the talk and took down the important notes and quotes.
First off del Toro is immersing himself in World War I documentaries and books because 'The Hobbit' "is a book born out of Tolkien's generation's experience with World War I and the disappointment of being in that field and seeing all those values kind of collapse."
He's also being very careful about the design of Smaug the Dragon - "The design, I'm pretty sure that will be the last design we will sign off on, and the first design we have attempted. It is certainly a matter of turning every stone before figuring out what he looks like, because what he looks like will tell you what he is."
He freely admits that there will be different sensibilities involved in "The Hobbit" than in the 'Rings' trilogy and the 'Wargs' creatures in the novel, based on the demonic wolf in Nordic mythology, will be the "slender, archetypical wolf" rather than a hyena-shaped creature as previously described.
First off del Toro is immersing himself in World War I documentaries and books because 'The Hobbit' "is a book born out of Tolkien's generation's experience with World War I and the disappointment of being in that field and seeing all those values kind of collapse."
He's also being very careful about the design of Smaug the Dragon - "The design, I'm pretty sure that will be the last design we will sign off on, and the first design we have attempted. It is certainly a matter of turning every stone before figuring out what he looks like, because what he looks like will tell you what he is."
He freely admits that there will be different sensibilities involved in "The Hobbit" than in the 'Rings' trilogy and the 'Wargs' creatures in the novel, based on the demonic wolf in Nordic mythology, will be the "slender, archetypical wolf" rather than a hyena-shaped creature as previously described.
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Ik heb ook een Hyve gevonden waar veel informatie staat over de Hobbit: http://dehobbithyve.hyves.nl/
Meanwhile director Guillermo del Toro did a BD-Live chat for "Hellboy II: The Golden Army" Blu-ray users and confirmed that a shoot lasting just over a year - 370 days to be precise - will commence in 2010 for the two "The Hobbit" films.
He added that we will see the as much of the goblin kindgom, Smaug and the Spiders of Mirkwood that he can include - "we will be pushing them to the edge of technology where we will fuse animatronics and cgi into a seamless new art form in creating creatures" he stated during the chat.
http://bilbohobbit.com/del-toro-talks-hobbit-in-live-chat/
He added that we will see the as much of the goblin kindgom, Smaug and the Spiders of Mirkwood that he can include - "we will be pushing them to the edge of technology where we will fuse animatronics and cgi into a seamless new art form in creating creatures" he stated during the chat.
http://bilbohobbit.com/del-toro-talks-hobbit-in-live-chat/
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Ik ben wel benieuwd naar wat ze daarmee voor ogen hebben... Lijkt mij dat je zo alleen de nadelen van beide werelden kunt krijgen: houterig bewegende beesten die er ook nog eens net-niet-echt uitzien.quote:Op maandag 1 december 2008 12:08 schreef Patch het volgende:
Meanwhile director Guillermo del Toro did a BD-Live chat for "Hellboy II: The Golden Army" Blu-ray users and confirmed that a shoot lasting just over a year - 370 days to be precise - will commence in 2010 for the two "The Hobbit" films.
He added that we will see the as much of the goblin kindgom, Smaug and the Spiders of Mirkwood that he can include - "we will be pushing them to the edge of technology where we will fuse animatronics and cgi into a seamless new art form in creating creatures" he stated during the chat.
http://bilbohobbit.com/del-toro-talks-hobbit-in-live-chat/
[b]Op maandag 12 december 2005 22:25 schreef MissBliss het volgende:[/b]
Ik sta in niemands sig ;(
Ik sta in niemands sig ;(
Wanneer ze dat 15 jaar geleden in Jurassic Park erg netjes konden doen, dan zal dat er anno 2010 helemaal goed uitzien.quote:Op maandag 1 december 2008 15:33 schreef Zhenar het volgende:
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Ik ben wel benieuwd naar wat ze daarmee voor ogen hebben... Lijkt mij dat je zo alleen de nadelen van beide werelden kunt krijgen: houterig bewegende beesten die er ook nog eens net-niet-echt uitzien.
