25 interesting facts about the lord of the rings

25 interesting facts about the lord of the rings

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We have read the books and we watched movies, but some interesting facts can you not know about the lord of the rings?

Yes, this is the top 25 truth that we can find!

Gandalf's role is provided to Sean Connery, but he doesn't understand the script after reading it and turns off it down.

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The fun character was named Marmaduke Brandybuck when Tolkien first wrote the books, but then he changed her name.

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Christopher Lee did not meet J.r.r.

Elijah Wood and Ian McKellen did not exercise each other.

About 18,000 outfits

Two Hobbit movies have a huge budget - double the three Lotr movies.

Due to an obsession, Sean Bean will not get a helicopter to fly to one of the New Zealand mountains used to film.

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Viggo Mortensen, actor playing Aragorn, finally bought two of the horses used in movies.

'The return of the king' has won the academy award in the 'best image' category.

More than 2,000 weapons and 10,000 arrows are created to film the film trio lotr.

Viggo Mortensen learned to speak Elvish for the purpose of the film.

Christopher Lee succeeded in acquiring the role of Saruman, but his real ambition

Peter Jackson, director of the trio, has a cameo role in every

Actors from the 'Ring Facts', including Elijah Wood, Orlando Bloom and Viggo Mortensen, had nine in Elvish tattooed on them after filming was over.

Christopher Lee read the lord's books of the rings every year for more than 40 years before he was chosen as Saruman.

Ian McKellen holds some items from the Gandalf play time, including the Wizard's staff, sword and team.

Sean Astin and Orlando Bloom are just two of the injured actors pulled while set up, and Viggo Mortensen broke his two toes!

Cate Blanchett loves her outfit while playing Galadriel, and when she finished filming, the delicate ears were given to her as a gift.

It took 17 years Frodo to start his adventure.

Legolas is known for his black and white hair in the film, but the books don't really specify their hair color.

While Tolkien admitted that books can be considered a reference to historical events, he does not intend to be a parable.

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