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Hugo Weaving

Hugo Wallace Weaving is a British-Australian film and actor. He was born on April 4, 1960 at the University Teaching Hospital in Ibadan, Nigeria. His mother is Anne who was an English. His maternal grandmother was a Belgian. A year after his birth, his family returned to England. He attended the independent boarding school Queen Elizabeth’s Hospital. At the age of 13, he was diagnosed with epilepsy. He has a brother named Simon and a sister named Anne Jane. His family transferred from one place to another until they moved back to Australia in 1976 and he attended another private school and later graduated from the Australian’s National Institute of Dramatic Art in 1981. He is best known of his role as “V” from the Lord of the Ring and performed numerous Australian character dramas.

Elrond

Elrond is a half-eleven and Lord of Rivendell. He was once a mighty ruler of cold that still remained in Middle-earth during the Third-Age. Was a son of Earendil and Elwing. He was born to refuge the Heavens of Sirion in Beleriand. He has a twin brother, Elros. In their lives, they encounter and experience the so called three eras of ages. The First Age, Second and Third Age. At the end of the First Age, both of them left and travelled presumably to Lindon. Elrond chose to be counted among the Elves and remain in Lindon as captain and herald of Gil-Galad, the High King of Númenor. He attempted to protect the city from the invading forces of Sauron. He fails to do it and retreated north with a host of elves out of Eregion including Celeborn. Near the end of the Second Age, Elrond rode beside in the Last Alliance of Elves and Men. He is one of the Gil-galad’s most trusted commanders and led to destroy the whole legion of the orcs. He was defeated when Isildur used Narsil to cut the One Ring.
The last Alliance of Elves and Men took a toll on the force until Elrond with Cirdan remain as the commanders of elves and Elrond returned to Rivendell at the end of the war.

Lord of the Rings was meant to teach society about the dangers of absolute power. This fact is often lost upon the multitudes that have seen the movie as they are more often expecting a simple fantasy story that has little to do with real life and has more to do with slaying monsters and saving kingdoms. The Hobbit and Lord of the Rings almost have little to do with common fantasy stories as even Tolkien himself has stated that his stories were “Fairy Stories” (how humans interact with fairies and vice versa) rather than “Fairy Tales” (which is more about humans solving their problems with magic).

Mrs Figg wrote:poorly written improvised scripts, are you sure its not PJ and Boyens

Eldorion wrote:Either way it's rather embarrassing.

http://the-hobbit-movie.com/2013/04/16/legacy-of-the-ring/

Lord of the Rings was meant to teach society about the dangers of absolute power. This fact is often lost upon the multitudes that have seen the movie as they are more often expecting a simple fantasy story that has little to do with real life and has more to do with slaying monsters and saving kingdoms. The Hobbit and Lord of the Rings almost have little to do with common fantasy stories as even Tolkien himself has stated that his stories were “Fairy Stories” (how humans interact with fairies and vice versa) rather than “Fairy Tales” (which is more about humans solving their problems with magic).

Hi everyone, I just wanted to let you know I have handed ownership of the-hobbit-movie.com to a nice couple (husband and wife) who are huge tolkien fans and who can give the site the time it deserves. It was a pleasure to purchase the site some years ago (and strip all the adverts from it!) and I wish you all the best in the future. I will now return to planet-tolkien.com whence I came. In fellowship.

Norc wrote:internet career.... it's sad cause it's true, we all have an internet career...

wait.. what do you mean diplomatic corpse..?

Amarië wrote:Oh! Bree's sold! Well then, good luck sister site, fair winds and following sea and all that.

Taz is back home at the Dark Planet. PT has always been his baby.

Eldorion wrote:

Norc wrote:internet career.... it's sad cause it's true, we all have an internet career...

wait.. what do you mean diplomatic corpse..?

"Corps", not "corpse". The guys from here who post on Bree and encourage interesting people to try out Forumshire as well. Petty and Orwell have probably been the most consistent posters of those who made the journey from Forumshire to Bree.

Norc wrote:wait! OI! i came from Bree!

Eldorion wrote:

Norc wrote:wait! OI! i came from Bree!

And I'm very glad that you made your way here.

CC12 35 wrote:wait! oi ! i came from bree too

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