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The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, Production Video #10: The Premiere
6 months ago
Listen to The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey soundtrack in full «
I’m gonna cry.
December 13th come nowwww!
6 months ago
Elijah Wood. Rocking the top button buttoned with no tie. Always the ever eloquent stylish one.
The Hobbit World Premiere red carpet Live Stream «
It’s only just now hitting me that we get to relive all of this all over again!
Some of The Hobbit cast and crew before the premiere in Wellington.
6 months ago
Aww, a sweet reunion!
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey premieres tomorrow in New Zealand!
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10 months ago
The Hobbit, Production Video #8
Last Days, 23 July 2012.
Hi everyone. I know that not everybody gets to Comic Con, so I thought I’d bring a little bit of Comic Con to you! Here’s some of what I saw in San Diego, and what those in Hall H got to see of The Hobbit!
via: Peter Jackson
Radagast, Beorn’s house, and the city of Dale sets!
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey used approximately 5000 prothetic makeups, 20 liters of glue, 450 miles of Yak hair, all the Gold paint in Australasia, and over 2500 drawings. If it had been shot on 35 mm it would have used 22,817,520 feet of film.
11 months ago
The LOTR Project «
Family trees of ALL characters in Middle Earth, maps with character movements and events, and timeline of important events. All interactive.
Unbelievable. Spectacular. I love people.
11 months ago
11 months ago
“We made it! Shoot day 266 and the end of principal photography on The Hobbit. Thanks to our fantastic cast and crew for getting us this far, and to all of you for your support! Next stop, the cutting room. Oh, and Comic Con!
Cheers, Peter J”
Yay, Pete! I can’t believe they’re done with principal photography! It’s such great news. I can’t believe it’s coming so soon now after such a long wait. I’m so excited. Wow.
1 year ago
A choice offering from The Hobbiton movie set and farm near Matamata, New Zealand
Copyright Larry D. Curtis
via: TheOneRing.net
There are real flowers planted in the front yards, real herbs drying from the eaves, and real vegetables growing in the gardens. Oh, it’s the most elaborate and beautifully immersive Production Design ever. That is if you can call creating a whole village and other world Production Design.
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