Guess what time it is? Time to share another coffee painting from the archives! This time, it's Dwalin's turn! Few things are as challenging as capturing the armour of these dwarves 😅
And I gifted the original to Graham McTavish ❤️
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Guess what time it is? Time to share another coffee painting from the archives! This time, it's Dwalin's turn! Few things are as challenging as capturing the armour of these dwarves 😅
And I gifted the original to Graham McTavish ❤️
i could never meet any of the lotr cast dude they’d be walking away going “wtf did she just meow at us” ya i did im sorry iwas nervous guys
The casting for the company in The Hobbit is phenomenal
Graham McTavish (Dwalin) hitting the gym as soon as he got the part
Jed Brophy (Nori) trying to steal as much stuff on set as he can and Mark Hadlow (Dori) telling him to put it back
Mark Hadlow (Dori) texting Adam Brown (Ori) “Are you okay?” and mothering him all the time
Aidan Turner (Kili) and Dean O’Gorman (Fili) being the trouble makers on set and teasing all the other dwarves
Stephen Hunter (Bombur) constantly snacking on set
James Nesbit (Bofur) and his Irish humor
Richard Armitage (Thorin) constantly feeling the pressure of his role and responsibilities
I just love Graham. He's a great guy and I can still see so much of Dwalin 🤭
ZBTV: The Hobbit cast fly to Wellington
Sir...
Philippa Boyens: This is my favorite scene. I have to tell, we had written the dialogue for the scene – not our greatest dialogue, – and you [PJ] quite rightly threw it out. It was very true to Bilbo’s character, I think, the way Martin plays that.
Peter Jackson: Well, I do remember our conversation, we just said, ‘What words can you say?’ There is nothing that can be written or spoken that is more powerful at this point – and where these two characters are, what they’ve just been through and what they’ve seen, what’s just happened – than just a silence. The unspoken is the most powerful.
(‘The Battle of the Five Armies’ Audio commentary)
Ian Mckellen: I don’t think there should be much comfort in this. There are no words to say because there are no words to say. It’s not, ‘Oh, it’ll be all right, sonny’.
Martin Freeman: It’s two almost stone-faced people. How do you sum up what’s just happened and who we’ve just lost in a great one-liner or whatever between me and Gandalf? It’s one of my favorite scenes to do, and it’s one of my favorite scenes in the film. Because of its lack of words, actually. Sometimes, some of the best-written scenes don’t have dialogue in. You know what I mean? It’s still good writing.
(‘The Battle of the Five Armies’ Behind the scenes)
So Dori(Mark) and Nori(Jed) have done a movie which got selected for a film screening and now Richard and James are appearing in a project. Which other duo's are we gonna see next 👀