The Hobbit, The Lord of the Rings, J.R.R. Tolkien, Movies, Art, Literature, Gaming This story begins back in April when I first reported that Stephen Fry and Luke Evans had their portraits painted by Ross Watson while they were in New Zealand filming The Hobbit. Stephen plays the […]
Updated 10 January 2013 The paintings of Stephen Fry and Luke Evans will be in an exhibition at the Ross Watson Gallery in Melbourne, Australia from 18 January to 3 February 2013. Earlier in […]
When Dean O’Gorman was trying to find models for his photographs that recreate scenes from the war in Vietnam, he didn’t have far to look. Dean got some of his fellow actors from The Hobbit to […]
Dean O’Gorman’s first photographic exhibition is on at Page Blackie Gallery in Wellington next week. As previously reported, Dean, who plays the dwarf Fili in The Hobbit, has recreated scenes from the Vietnamese war. […]
In the Hobbit films, Luke Evans will be playing the role of Bard the Bowman and Elijah Wood will be reprising his role as Frodo, however briefly. Wood returned to New Zealand as a full-fledged […]
There are still long months ahead of us as we wait for the release of The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey on December 14. One way I choose to satisfy my hunger for all things Hobbit […]
Luke Evans, who plays Bard in The Hobbit films, has been talking to Collider about The Hobbit experience. Asked what it was like to be involved in the films Evans said, “It’s been immensely exciting. It […]
Hobbit actors Stephen Fry and Luke Evans sat for paintings by the Australian artist Ross Watson last weekend. Fry, who loves his gadgets, was painted with his ipod. The pictures will be on display at […]
Sir Ian McKellen, Martin Freeman, Andy Serkis and Luke Evans joined other members of the cast of The Hobbit in a trip to see the play Beautiful Burnout on 3 March. Beautiful Burnout is all about […]
Luke Evans, Stephen Fry, Andy Serkis and Bret McKenzie are just some of the actors from The Hobbit who have joined with others to make a crowd-created Shakespeare speech for the New Zealand International Arts […]
