Considering that theres like 20 takes per scene and enough left over footage to make another extended edition movie because peter jackson is nuts, I can believe theres a ton of outtakes
I dunno if I should tell you this, but I found about 60 hours of bonus material for just the LOTR!!! The DVD extras come to about 80 items, all more interesting than the last!
One of the only good parts of them if we're being perfectly straight about it. I mean most of that people that were working on it knew that it was going to be disaster the second they came back to film the second one because then they were told there was going to be a third and they were like "****" All of them knew it was going to be bad right away. And Peter Jackson obviously knew it was going to be bad. he looks like someone whose entire family has just been murdered every time you see him on set. and Evangeline Lily definitely knew as well because her agent told her that she was going to be in a love triangle which she was promised would not happen. and the moment youre love triangling an obscure side character, then you're just fishing for content to fill time because you're just stretching content that was already being stretched in order to fill two movies into three movies.
@@Velereonics Yes, they were stretched but I disagree, am clearly in the minority but don't care. As a lover of the Hobbit (the original and best) over LOTR in general, I still enjoyed the movies immensely.
@@daverudd-zt3ob I'm also in the minority.as well. Loved it all. I even liked Evangeline Lily 's character as well.Not fond of the love triangle ,but the character she played was unique and fun.
Are you talking about the part at the end? How can you watch the video and think they were practicing when it outright says they were *recording* their lines because the height doubles were doing the acting on the set. And 250 people liked your comment, which means they all also literally didn’t listen to the video.
@@3rdreichball525 Christopher Lee originally wanted to be Gandalf. Can you imagine them flipped, him as Gandalf and Ian McKellen as Saruman? I'm sure they could've pulled it off but their characters are so iconic that I can't fully imagine it.
@@backonlazer791 I can imagine McKellen as Saruman being ok but Christopher Lee as Gandalf wouldn't be as good imo as he doesn't have the grumpy but lovely vagabond type grandpa looks as much as McKellen.
@@sakurasfish2115 Yea, he definitely has this "sharpness" to him which lends him better for a villain role. I definitely think that the casting we got was the right call, but it's one of those "what if" scenarios I can't stop thinking about while simultaneously being unable to do so.
@@IHamilton9320a cheap gag that really isn’t funny at all shouldn’t be at the cost of a decent story, that’s how we get actual steaming turds like the absolute state of Disney right now, or every single one of The Hobbit movies.
@@MyScorpion42 well Martin freeman, Richard armitage, Graham mctavish, Benedict cumberbatch, Andy Serkis, sir Ian mckellan, and Lee pace all gave incredible performances in these movies.
The quote I saw was that he 'stayed too long and wasn't interested in going back'. I know some journalists are interpreting that as him 'detesting' the movies but that doesn't seem to be it at all. From everything I've read, Hugo Weaving is a stage actor who isn't personally invested in his famous Hollywood roles, be it Elrond, Agent Smith, Megatron or Red Skull, and he's perfectly up front about that but in no way unprofessional. For whatever reason, it seems to rub people the wrong way.
It's funny. Every time I hear about Hugo, it's always about how he doesn't like this or that role lol. Think at this point, he's just trolling and actually loves the parts he plays. Otherwise he wouldn't take'em 😅
Watched Hacksaw Ridge the other day. Every roll Weaving plys is unique, and he gives his all and simply nails it. It's a crime that he still doesn't have an Oscar.
They must’ve felt so out of their element being on stage actors in a movie trilogy that was 90% green screen. I think they both took comfort in knowing the other felt the same way.
Their is a behind the scene where you see McKellen sitting alone in a completely green decor and can't get into acting since he need to play the scene alone. He broke down in tears and really contemplated just quitting the movie , it's really sad.
@@benns9673imagine this in a normal 9-5, you'd be fired 😅. His job is to act, plenty of worse jobs out there, i know plenty of people who'd kill for a green screen room over the oil rig, warzone or sewer they work in. Id have told him "go have a cigarette and then come back in 10 mins and do your job, the one you signed a contract for, sorted"
@@SassyCassie89 I understand what you say but that's beside the point for many reason: 1) McKellen didn't know he was going to film without the other actor ,in a full green screen decor (that happened because Guillermo del Toro shitted the bed and leaved) 2) If you fire an employee because he have ONE breakdown or tell him "just get back to work" you are really a huge POS , I mean a little bit of empathy is free. (+McKellen did the scene a few minutes later anyway) 3) He is an actor since 50+ years, come from a theater background, he absolutely love his job and Hollywood took all the fun out of it, if I had my dream Job and it suddenly turned to sh*t I would be pretty bummed about it too.
This is so great! I have no problem imagining Ian as a lighthearted soul, but always took Hugo for a heavy personality, as he often portays. I’m delighted to be wrong.
In the Hobbit book there is a very nice description of him: 'He was as noble and as fair in face as an elf-lord, as strong as a warrior, as wise as a wizard, as venerable as a king of dwarves, and as kind as summer.' I think Weaving is good but that last part does not shine through much in the PJ films. While I don't think Rings of Power is perfect, I appreciate Robert Aramayo's opportunity to explore some more emotion with the character.
@@WaywardSon1 wonderful description, a bit contradictory but wonderful indeed. 😅 I think the depiction of Elron on the movies show the part of his life where he eated all the conflicts on that age of middle earth with PO-TA-TOS one by one always in front of everything. 😕 He earned the right to be a little grumpy after watching everything were going to waist. 😔 And closing a really dark part of history with a face of joy in his daughter's marriage. ✌🏽🥲✨ 🥳🥳🥳
@@sarahsax1054 i once saw who i thought was a famous musician here in India, at a concert. After sneaking peeks at him for half an hour, i finally decided to go and check it out for real, and two things happened - - I made a fool of myself 😝 - And, it made this guy’s day 😁
The best part is that in a sense, you can see the special bond that the actors have with each other portrayed in the movie through the bond that Gandalf has with Elrond. Every time I saw them together in the movie, I could tell there was something special there
Green screen was not used that much 'til the end of The Two Towers, and in The Return Of The King. You need to see "The Making Of" extensions of the movies. It becomes clear that REAL sets were used for the most part. When they built Edoras on top that mountain - it was a protected conservation area - which they then had to completely restore to its original condition after the filming was done.
@@wandamundy1759 Thats why they said "The Hobbit" movies were bad. Its true tho, The Hobbit movies were primarily green screen. Something Ian Mckellan absolutely hated. He still enjoyed coming back to film as Gandalf but he just didnt like the green screens. Thry added more practical effects but its not to the level of the original trilogy
Mostly because the studio wanted it to be in 3D. They couldn't use the same kind of forced perspective that they did in LOTR and needed another solution for scaling down Bilbo and the dwaves next to Gandalf.
I don't understand what people think is wrong with the graphics in this move? It looks pretty good to me, especially for the time in which they were made. To put it in perspective, these movies was released a few years before the Xbox Series X, which is the most powerful gaming console ever. But they still managed to use old technology and make it look about as good as a cutscene in an Xbox/Windows exclusive from the future! I don't know how they made this movie with only Xbox One and maybe PS4 technology, but they probably could afford 4k resolution TV:s and the elite versions, which was way more powerful with several GB of storage and extra RAM.
You know movies can be great when the actors are having fun and love coming into work. Actors sells the story. Not saying story can never be good but actor bring it into life.
I love Hugo Weaving, he was brilliant in Priscilla, brilliant in this and in The Matrix and I saw him in a series many years ago before the others that people might not remember called Bankok Hilton with Nicole Kidman & Denholm Elliot which was fantastic. I was gripped. If you get the chance to see it I would recommend.
I forgot I was watching a short and was immediately so invested I was surprised and disappointed when it looped. I was ready to settle in for a whole documentary
I love this So much! 🥰 You always see the 20-40 year olds goofing off on set or in blooper reels. It’s really nice to see the youthful spirit of those that are outside of that age range!
I love seeing this after seeing Ian struggling with his shire scenes at the beginning of the movie. He must have been eagerly waiting to see Hugo again when he was doing those scenes.
Its amazing Peter had to work with actors unaccustomed to green screen and managed to create such an amazing world on film in spite of all the resistance.
This makes me very happy seeing Ian having fun, some of the beginning scenes were difficult for him since he had to be alone. I think it was Peter Jackson that made a Gandalf appreciation day for him
I really enjoyed the Hobbit films. The only bad thing was the over exaggeration in the fight scenes. Especially when the Hobbits escape the dungeons and then the entire fight scene at the end.
Your one of the few people I know that still like lord of the rings it’s just this trilogy made my childhood and I am so happy when I see your videos from time to time thank you for the effort u put in these videos
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That perfect Donald Duck impression out of nowhere
I thought he was doing Gollum.
@@chichiboypumpiMe too 😅
It happens to a playa sometimes
It was so unexpected though- I've been laughing for the past 8 minutes! Everything hurts! 🤣🤣🤣
I was about to say the same thing- XD
I'm beginning to believe there is infinite behind the scenes footage of Lotr and hobbit
One can only hope!
It's locked up in a safe in Arizona, thousands of hours
Considering that theres like 20 takes per scene and enough left over footage to make another extended edition movie because peter jackson is nuts, I can believe theres a ton of outtakes
Probably a lot more takes, as you say, PJ is nuts, and the guy is a perfectionist, it really must have exhausted them
I dunno if I should tell you this, but I found about 60 hours of bonus material for just the LOTR!!! The DVD extras come to about 80 items, all more interesting than the last!
Elrond doing the Batman wings 😅😅😅😅
oh, no. i start hearing him say, "i'm elrond!" 😅
He was about to take off and pay Casca a visit.
I am vengeance
I am the night
Gandalf: Lord Elrond what are you doing?
@@StoicForce Is this a Berserk reference?.😢
@jblasutavario9549 yes, yes it is.
They were honestly one of the best parts of the hobbit films
One of the only good parts of them if we're being perfectly straight about it. I mean most of that people that were working on it knew that it was going to be disaster the second they came back to film the second one because then they were told there was going to be a third and they were like "****"
All of them knew it was going to be bad right away. And Peter Jackson obviously knew it was going to be bad. he looks like someone whose entire family has just been murdered every time you see him on set. and Evangeline Lily definitely knew as well because her agent told her that she was going to be in a love triangle which she was promised would not happen. and the moment youre love triangling an obscure side character, then you're just fishing for content to fill time because you're just stretching content that was already being stretched in order to fill two movies into three movies.
@@Velereonics Yes, they were stretched but I disagree, am clearly in the minority but don't care. As a lover of the Hobbit (the original and best) over LOTR in general, I still enjoyed the movies immensely.
@@daverudd-zt3ob I'm also in the minority.as well. Loved it all. I even liked Evangeline Lily 's character as well.Not fond of the love triangle ,but the character she played was unique and fun.
They are the best parts of most films they star in.
Not sure we're a minority. That's reserved for Rings of Power fans😂
When they were practicing their lines it's like when you're repeating your presentation with a classmate
Are you talking about the part at the end? How can you watch the video and think they were practicing when it outright says they were *recording* their lines because the height doubles were doing the acting on the set. And 250 people liked your comment, which means they all also literally didn’t listen to the video.
It was a lot closer than that
@@firstnamelastname4752 He said practicing because the clip in this short is not the clip they used for the movie. Miserable fool.
Why they had doubles for this? There was no action in the scene
@@firstnamelastname4752just saw my post again and have to say, it's not that deep man
I LOVE seeing actors having such fun on the set. Hugo doing Donald Duck's voice had me on the floor!
Hugo Weaving is the most underrated actors of all time…that man is a legend
If you really want to see him nail a part, check out Hacksaw Ridge, the movie about D. Dawson. Worth it!
@@stormangelus6638 Priscilla, Queen of the Desert too, he was amazing in that.
Jave you seen bedrooms and hallways? Super fun! @@stormangelus6638
Priscilla, Queen of the Desert for sure is a great role, and a great movie.
I'm pretty sure he's one of the most loved actors wdym underrated
Ian McKellen has to be the coolest looking old man. He's so classy and his voice/way of talking so elegant.
I liked his magneto, too. He has such a great voice for a villan like magneto. He's got one of those voices that can be listened to all day
@@3rdreichball525 Christopher Lee originally wanted to be Gandalf. Can you imagine them flipped, him as Gandalf and Ian McKellen as Saruman? I'm sure they could've pulled it off but their characters are so iconic that I can't fully imagine it.
@@backonlazer791 I can imagine McKellen as Saruman being ok but Christopher Lee as Gandalf wouldn't be as good imo as he doesn't have the grumpy but lovely vagabond type grandpa looks as much as McKellen.
@@sakurasfish2115 Yea, he definitely has this "sharpness" to him which lends him better for a villain role. I definitely think that the casting we got was the right call, but it's one of those "what if" scenarios I can't stop thinking about while simultaneously being unable to do so.
He is absolutely lovely, I’ve met him twice at work 😊😊
Elrond making Donald Duck noises is just pure candy to me
Magneto and Agent Smith😂😂 two complicated villains you just love
Part of me wishes Gandalf had been with the crew when they reached Erebor so we could get the REAL iconic duo, Gandalf and secret dwarven doors
unfortunately he was never there in the book.
@@tekgeekster yeah makes absolutely no sense plot wise but the running gag of Gandalf being stopped in his tracks by stone doors would be pretty funny
@@IHamilton9320Mellon
@@IHamilton9320 they also didn't really care that much about characters being there in the books or not
@@IHamilton9320a cheap gag that really isn’t funny at all shouldn’t be at the cost of a decent story, that’s how we get actual steaming turds like the absolute state of Disney right now, or every single one of The Hobbit movies.
For saying he doesn’t like playing Elrond, Hugo did seem to be happy with working with Ian again
a small light in a miserable production
@@MyScorpion42 well Martin freeman, Richard armitage, Graham mctavish, Benedict cumberbatch, Andy Serkis, sir Ian mckellan, and Lee pace all gave incredible performances in these movies.
The quote I saw was that he 'stayed too long and wasn't interested in going back'. I know some journalists are interpreting that as him 'detesting' the movies but that doesn't seem to be it at all. From everything I've read, Hugo Weaving is a stage actor who isn't personally invested in his famous Hollywood roles, be it Elrond, Agent Smith, Megatron or Red Skull, and he's perfectly up front about that but in no way unprofessional. For whatever reason, it seems to rub people the wrong way.
@@JPH1138 them both having theatre backgrounds really shows in how they goof around here.
It's funny. Every time I hear about Hugo, it's always about how he doesn't like this or that role lol. Think at this point, he's just trolling and actually loves the parts he plays. Otherwise he wouldn't take'em 😅
I dont know why its so wholesome to see elrond laughing and smiling 🥰
I love how they didn't know they were being filmed while doing some of their voice lines. Such a genuine moment of fun. 😊
One of the best duos in acting
Watched Hacksaw Ridge the other day. Every roll Weaving plys is unique, and he gives his all and simply nails it. It's a crime that he still doesn't have an Oscar.
Omg I need to see these two goofing off with sir Patrick! The three of them together would get into so many shenanigans 😂❤
I had this same thought.
I’ve loved Hugo since he was in “Priscilla, Queen of the Desert”!
It's one of my favourite films of all time, and Hugo played his character beautifully. They all did.
I remember seeing it when it first came out... Such good times 😊
It's such an awesome film! Saw it when it came out too 😊
Man i haven’t heard anyone talk about that movie in years
I'm not sure I've ever seen Hugo Weaving smile - and his Donald Duck is priceless! :) :) :)
"You look gay in that tiara, Hugo."
"Stfu, Ian."
"Well, you would know, Ian. Thank you."
It seams to me they both are out of the closet.
I could see them making jokes like this.
@@whowhowhowhowhowho8139 well Weaving has been married to a woman for over 40 years but he is just as fabulous in gowns as Ian :)
They must’ve felt so out of their element being on stage actors in a movie trilogy that was 90% green screen. I think they both took comfort in knowing the other felt the same way.
More so in the Hobbit than in LotR since the later used lots of physical sets (and the quality shows)
Their is a behind the scene where you see McKellen sitting alone in a completely green decor and can't get into acting since he need to play the scene alone.
He broke down in tears and really contemplated just quitting the movie , it's really sad.
@@benns9673 yeah, it’s truly awful! That was from the Hobbit
@@benns9673imagine this in a normal 9-5, you'd be fired 😅. His job is to act, plenty of worse jobs out there, i know plenty of people who'd kill for a green screen room over the oil rig, warzone or sewer they work in.
Id have told him "go have a cigarette and then come back in 10 mins and do your job, the one you signed a contract for, sorted"
@@SassyCassie89 I understand what you say but that's beside the point for many reason:
1) McKellen didn't know he was going to film without the other actor ,in a full green screen decor (that happened because Guillermo del Toro shitted the bed and leaved)
2) If you fire an employee because he have ONE breakdown or tell him "just get back to work" you are really a huge POS , I mean a little bit of empathy is free. (+McKellen did the scene a few minutes later anyway)
3) He is an actor since 50+ years, come from a theater background, he absolutely love his job and Hollywood took all the fun out of it, if I had my dream Job and it suddenly turned to sh*t I would be pretty bummed about it too.
This is so great! I have no problem imagining Ian as a lighthearted soul, but always took Hugo for a heavy personality, as he often portays. I’m delighted to be wrong.
Check out Priscilla, Queen of the Desert! It's one of Hugo's best films imo
I knew it!!! Elron could not be thousands of years of grim and grompy all the time. 🥲
In the Hobbit book there is a very nice description of him: 'He was as noble and as fair in face as an elf-lord, as strong as a warrior, as wise as a wizard, as venerable as a king of dwarves, and as kind as summer.' I think Weaving is good but that last part does not shine through much in the PJ films. While I don't think Rings of Power is perfect, I appreciate Robert Aramayo's opportunity to explore some more emotion with the character.
@@WaywardSon1 wonderful description, a bit contradictory but wonderful indeed. 😅
I think the depiction of Elron on the movies show the part of his life where he eated all the conflicts on that age of middle earth with PO-TA-TOS one by one always in front of everything. 😕 He earned the right to be a little grumpy after watching everything were going to waist. 😔
And closing a really dark part of history with a face of joy in his daughter's marriage. ✌🏽🥲✨
🥳🥳🥳
These two are WAY overdue for an Academy award Oscar!
This is old old OLD guy friend energy 😂❤❤❤
Them together is hilarious. For some reason tho, when it showed them reading the lines, Ian reminded me of Doc from Back to the Future.
Hugo Weaving has a very nice and genuine smile
There's a guy who comes through my drive-thru every morning. He looks just like Hugo Weaving in this bts shots. Like, it's so exact it's uncanny.
Being visited by Lord Elrond himself ✨✨
@@electroQted I KNOW, and I fr feel so nervous when I'm taking his order and cashing him out.
@@sarahsax1054 😁😁😁😁 Pay him that compliment sometime! Who knows, there may be a story worth recounting there 😊
@@sarahsax1054 i once saw who i thought was a famous musician here in India, at a concert. After sneaking peeks at him for half an hour, i finally decided to go and check it out for real, and two things happened -
- I made a fool of myself 😝
- And, it made this guy’s day 😁
@@sarahsax1054 😂😂😂😂 that's adorable
Weaving and McKellen have such best friend energy and I’m here for it!
His laugh - pure Gandalf ❤
Today I learned Hugo Weaving can do a Donal Duck impression
Rare footage of Magneto and Agent Smith walking into middle-earth.
Circa 2003-ish?😅
This was the hobbit films so…2010s
Ahhh... simpler times... @@labaccident2010
😆👏
Beat me to mentioning this lol
*Magneto & Red Skull
The best part is that in a sense, you can see the special bond that the actors have with each other portrayed in the movie through the bond that Gandalf has with Elrond. Every time I saw them together in the movie, I could tell there was something special there
Glad they had fun, Sir Ian deserved it, I hate the over abundant use of green screen
The Hobbit really was noticeably terrible
Green screen was not used that much 'til the end of The Two Towers, and in The Return Of The King. You need to see "The Making Of" extensions of the movies. It becomes clear that REAL sets were used for the most part. When they built Edoras on top that mountain - it was a protected conservation area - which they then had to completely restore to its original condition after the filming was done.
@@wandamundy1759 Thats why they said "The Hobbit" movies were bad. Its true tho, The Hobbit movies were primarily green screen. Something Ian Mckellan absolutely hated. He still enjoyed coming back to film as Gandalf but he just didnt like the green screens. Thry added more practical effects but its not to the level of the original trilogy
Mostly because the studio wanted it to be in 3D. They couldn't use the same kind of forced perspective that they did in LOTR and needed another solution for scaling down Bilbo and the dwaves next to Gandalf.
I don't understand what people think is wrong with the graphics in this move? It looks pretty good to me, especially for the time in which they were made.
To put it in perspective, these movies was released a few years before the Xbox Series X, which is the most powerful gaming console ever. But they still managed to use old technology and make it look about as good as a cutscene in an Xbox/Windows exclusive from the future! I don't know how they made this movie with only Xbox One and maybe PS4 technology, but they probably could afford 4k resolution TV:s and the elite versions, which was way more powerful with several GB of storage and extra RAM.
You know movies can be great when the actors are having fun and love coming into work. Actors sells the story. Not saying story can never be good but actor bring it into life.
Agent Smith and Magneto on break from ruling the world.
Great comment!!! 👏 🎉😂
Gosh i miss hugo weaving in movies
These two are precious
Imagine playing D&D with those two!
That's priceless how they read the lines with so much 'gusto' ❤
god tier actors.
they always dressed Hugo impeccablely !¡❤
I never thought I would think of Hugo Weaving... as goofy
That moment, when Ian points at the camera and Hugo gasps😅 just PERFECT
Legends, both of them.
You can't get any more wholesome than that
They were about to phvck…
It's good to see Gandalf smiling. Apparently he had a really hard time of it, during the filming.
These 2 were so freaking talented, wow
Both actors are brilliant. I loved them in LotR
The faces at the end! 😅
I love Hugo Weaving, he was brilliant in Priscilla, brilliant in this and in The Matrix and I saw him in a series many years ago before the others that people might not remember called Bankok Hilton with Nicole Kidman & Denholm Elliot which was fantastic. I was gripped. If you get the chance to see it I would recommend.
I forgot I was watching a short and was immediately so invested I was surprised and disappointed when it looped. I was ready to settle in for a whole documentary
You can always tell when the actors and actresses were actual friends and it's so much better
I love this So much! 🥰 You always see the 20-40 year olds goofing off on set or in blooper reels. It’s really nice to see the youthful spirit of those that are outside of that age range!
" but i think i behave when necessary." 😊 Me too , Sir Ian McClellan, me too.
I almost didn't watch at first because it's clearly not outside, but this was great! If you're watching studios, this is the best way to advertise!!!
"I think I can behave when necessary" is my new motto
Seeing agent smith be such a total goofball just warmed my heart 😂😂😂❤❤
Two of the most amazing actors around today.
Two guys who know what a great job they have and are enjoying the ride
Just the best goofing around! Blessed 🐝...LotR fans, actors, crew, writers, J R R TOLKIEN!!!
Sir Ian McKellen remind me so much of my dad❤ everytime I see his face or hear his voice it melts me a little.
My word that's lovely to see the two of them together horsing around like that ❤
“You’re not the only guardian to stand watch over Middle Earth >:))”
What a voice Hugo/Elrond has 🙌🏻
Loving Elrond and Gandalf goofing around.
These two really seem to get along really well. Both really funny.
Ian's smile at the very end was so heartwarming
Ian thrilled to have a friend or anyone on set. That shot of him crying doing green screen shots was heartbreaking
Ian's voice is phenomenal!
These two are such great actors❤❤
Even without the costumes and make up, they can still make you believe they are Gandalf and Elrond ❤
Having fun is what makes anything great.
ian McKellen simply is the perfect Gandalf man...
This makes me so happy for some reason. What a cast for LOTR 😢
"Work is always better when you work with your friends!"⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
I love seeing this after seeing Ian struggling with his shire scenes at the beginning of the movie. He must have been eagerly waiting to see Hugo again when he was doing those scenes.
Hugo Weaving breaking out Donald Duck sent me!
If Smith tells a bad joke... you better laugh.
Its amazing Peter had to work with actors unaccustomed to green screen and managed to create such an amazing world on film in spite of all the resistance.
Two titans! Respect!
Knowing how Ian felt in when filming the scenes in Billbos home seeing this makes me feel so much better
Hugo Weaving actually enjoying one of his roles? Amazing!
Love their energy with each other.
Just 2 immortal beings casually joking aorund
This makes me very happy seeing Ian having fun, some of the beginning scenes were difficult for him since he had to be alone. I think it was Peter Jackson that made a Gandalf appreciation day for him
I wish they made Hugo Weaving do an Agent Smith while Elrond
Mr. Baggins instead of Mr. Anderson 😆
Welcome to Rivendell, Mr. Anderson.
I wanted to see Elrond going Agent Smith all over the Orcs and Nazguls while wearing shades.
He does in a LOTR deleted scene :)
@@lizf2664 Nice.
Two of my favorite actors 🙂
Even though I'm not a huge fan of these Hobbit movies, it's nice to see people having fun behind the scenes.
I'm convinced this is how Elrond and Gandalf behave when they're left alone.
Both are treasures to the world of story telling
Watching Elrond fool around blew my mind 😂
Okay but they are ADORABLE. 🥹😌
😅 that last bit always cracks me up when they reading the lines.
I really enjoyed the Hobbit films. The only bad thing was the over exaggeration in the fight scenes. Especially when the Hobbits escape the dungeons and then the entire fight scene at the end.
Is not fair imo they make so muchomey while having so much wholesome fun even those as extras where happier than hell to even be part of it
“We’re both like can you believe we’re famous? It’s so silly”
To see Hugo Weaving breaking character is surreal
Good times… 😎
Your one of the few people I know that still like lord of the rings it’s just this trilogy made my childhood and I am so happy when I see your videos from time to time thank you for the effort u put in these videos