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Tolkien and Peter Jackson fans from all over the world gathered in Hollywood, California on February 21, 2015, for a gala celebration of all six Peter Jackson Middle-earth films. Our good friends at TheOneRIng.net organized […]
Middle-earth News is thrilled to bring our readers news concerning a party of special magnificence! Our good friends over at TheOneRing.net are planning a spectacular event to honour the end of our cinematic Middle-earth journey. […]
The moment The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies opens we’re whisked into a world of fire and flame as the dragon Smaug descends on Lake-town. There is no gentle introduction – no recap here. […]
Happy Birthday to John Bell! John, who plays Bain, Bard’s son, in The Hobbit, is 17 today! John began his screen career when he won a competition to appear in Doctor Who in 2007 and […]
When pupils at schools in the UK get to see a new anti-bullying film in November they may think the star of the film looks familiar and they’d be right! For it is none other […]
Happy Birthday, Aidan Turner! Aidan is 31 today and is spending the day on the set of Poldark, a new BBC period drama in which Aidan plays the lead character Ross. In what is proving to […]
With so many opinions going around regarding Peter Jackson’s recent announcement of a title change for the third and final film in The Hobbit trilogy, fans have been curious to know how the stars of […]
It was Wales Comic Con at Glyndwr University, Wrexham last Sunday and it seemed as if the whole of the town had turned up to take a look. The queue to get in snaked round […]
Last Sunday I went to Wales Comic Con and had a blast! The guests from The Hobbit were Adam Brown (Ori), Graham McTavish (Dwalin), Ken Stott (Balin), John Bell (Bain son of Bard) and Mark Atkin […]
Just when you think you’ve seen and read all there is about the Berlin premiere of The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug, a peach of a video like this turns up. In the most charming […]
