The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003)
Director: Peter Jackson
Contents
Male deaths[edit | edit source]
- John Bach (Madril)
- Brad Dourif (Grima Wormtongue) (extended edition)
- Bernard Hill (Theoden)
- Alan Howard (Sauron)
- Peter Jackson (Castamir) (extended edition)
- Christopher Lee (Saruman) (extended edition)
- Lawrence Makoare (Witch King of Angmar, Gothmog)
- John Noble (Lord Denethor)
- Paul Norell (King of the Dead)
- Thomas Robins (Deagol)
- Andy Serkis (Gollum/Smeagol)
- Bruce Spence (Mouth of Sauron) (extended edition)
- Joel Tobeck (Gurtis)
- Stephen Ure (Gorbag)
- Elijah Wood (Frodo Baggins)
Female deaths[edit | edit source]
- Miranda Otto (Eowyn) (ultimate edition)
- Liv Tyler (Arwen) (Extended Edition)
Gallery[edit | edit source]
Bruce Spence (extended edition)
Andy Serkis
John Noble
Stephen Ure
Lawrence Makoare (1st character)
Lawrence Makoare (2nd character, extended edition)
Christopher Lee (extended edition)
Brad Dourif (extended edition)
Peter Jackson (extended edition)
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Trivia [edit | edit source]
- Andy Serkis and Elijah Wood were each given prop rings by Peter Jackson, used in the movie. They both thought they had the only one.
- The movie made a one thousand four hundred eight percent profit for New Line Studios on their initial outlay.
- A normal movie averages about two hundred visual effects shots. This film had one thousand four hundred eighty-eight.
- Viggo Mortensen estimates that during the course of filming the entire trilogy and including all takes, he "killed" every stuntman on the production at least fifty times.
- The Lord of the Rings trilogy became the most nominated film series in Academy Award history with thirty nominations, surpassing both the Godfather trilogy (twenty-eight) and the Star Wars franchise (twenty-one).
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