Peter Jackson just posted the eighth of his video diaries on his Facebook page!
Production Diary #8 features Comic-Con, a tiny glimpse of giants, and the end of principal photography. It also includes “bits and pieces” of the second Hobbit film, including Dale and Beorn’s home. Did I mention talks with some of the actors, especially Lee Pace who plays Thranduil, Barry Humphries as the Goblin King, and Sylvestor McCoy playing the spoons as Radagast! Goblin Town, Rhosgobel…Eek! There is just so much goodness.
I know, I know, you just want to watch it! For your viewing pleasure, I present THE HOBBIT, Production Video #8!
Author: Lily Milos
Lily’s first experience with Tolkien was when the eccentric Mrs. H performed all of the characters from The Hobbit in her seventh grade class. In high school, she felt obliged to decline a second date with a boy who said he had no interest in reading The Lord of the Rings. In college, she unwisely decided to reread her beloved copy of The Hobbit during finals week, with only semi-disastrous results.
When not writing for Middle-earth News, Lily tries not to unnerve her coworkers and family with her extreme geekery, but somehow, Star Wars, Star Trek, Sherlock, Merlin, Doctor Who, The Princess Bride, Back to the Future, superheroes, Disney movies, and of course, Tolkien, seem to have relevance in EVERY conversation.
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