Subject: Hmmm...
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Posted on: 2011-08-24 21:53:00 UTC
I know I won't be able to see Stephen Fry as anyone other than himself, so that's not great...but I remain cautiously optimistic.
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Figwit never existed, it seems by
on 2011-08-24 09:46:00 UTC
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aka... the latest issue of Empire Magazine includes an article behind-the-scenes on the Hobbit set.
Highlights (at least for me):-
Stephen Fry will be the Master of Laketown! (QI Long Lake Edition to be released soon?)
- Somehow Frodo will be involved
despite not being born at the time
- Orlando Bloom is back as Legolas.
- Bret McKenzie is back... except as Lindir, which means *gasp* that Figwit was Lindir all along!
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Doctor WhoSylvester McCoy is Radagast!
I anticipate a deluge of badfic in a year or two...
Elcalion -
Stephen Fry will be the Master of Laketown! (QI Long Lake Edition to be released soon?)
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Re: Figwit never existed, it seems by
on 2011-08-26 06:13:00 UTC
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Frodo will only be part of the framing story. He's reading Bilbo's story, and it will end with him putting the book down and embarking on the voyage to the Grey Havens.
I'm excited because of Martin Freeman as Bilbo and Benedict Cumberbatch as Smaug and Sauron. Mainly because I'm a shameless Sherlock fan, of course. Forget the badfic, I'm looking forward to the movie! -
Wait, what? by
on 2011-08-26 21:57:00 UTC
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Benedict Cumberbatch is Smaug and Sauron?! Awesome!
Now I'm incautiously optimistic. -
Only as the voices, of course. by
on 2011-08-28 19:08:00 UTC
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But yes. Still awesome.
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Hmmm... by
on 2011-08-24 21:53:00 UTC
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I know I won't be able to see Stephen Fry as anyone other than himself, so that's not great...but I remain cautiously optimistic.
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Re: Figwit never existed, it seems by
on 2011-08-24 21:44:00 UTC
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I can see one way in which Frodo can be involved without it being bad, and that is if the story is framed as Bilbo telling Frodo about the adventures. Part of me thinks this would, in fact, be an excellent way of doing it as it would allow Bilbo's thoughts to be expressed in a reasonable way.
My preemptive revue: The book is better. :D -
"I anticipate a deluge of badfic in a year or two..." by
on 2011-08-24 21:10:00 UTC
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*sharpens spork* We will be ready for them.