The Sydney Morning Herald visited the set of The Hobbit last year to interview the dwarves. The interviews turned out to be ‘amusing, informative, long (very long) and occasionally anarchic.’ And by the end, what had they learned? To ‘walk heavy and carry a slingshot.’
Follow the link to read their conversations with Jed Brophy (Nori), Graham McTavish (Dwalin), William Kircher (Bifur), John Callen (Oin), Adam Brown (Ori), Dean O’Gorman (Fili) and Aidan Turner (Kili).
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Evie was introduced to Tolkien's work by her boyfriend, over a beer in the Eagle and Child pub in Oxford. She went home, read the books and, a while later, married her boyfriend. She has only recently discovered fandom, after years of eye-rolling by her husband and children, and is delighted to find it warm and welcoming and not-at-all weird. As well as tracking down bits of news and sharing them with others, she leads ponies for Riding for the Disabled and loves the cinema and theatre and her wildlife garden.
The Sydney Morning Herald visited the set of The Hobbit last year to interview the dwarves. The interviews turned out to be ‘amusing, informative, long (very long) and occasionally anarchic.’ And by the end, what had they learned? To ‘walk heavy and carry a slingshot.’
