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  • Sean Bean, As Boromir, Would Hike To Set Every Day In Wardrobe on Random Things You Didn't Know About The Lord Of The Rings Films

    (#3) Sean Bean, As Boromir, Would Hike To Set Every Day In Wardrobe

    The cast often had to fly to remote shoot locations by helicopter. Sean Bean (Boromir) was afraid of flying and would only do it when absolutely necessary. When they were shooting the scenes of the Fellowship crossing the snowy mountains, he'd spend two hours every morning climbing from the base of the mountain to the set near the top, already dressed as Boromir.

    The crew being flown up could see him from their helicopters.

  • Bilbo's Floor Was Magnetic, For An Important Reason on Random Things You Didn't Know About The Lord Of The Rings Films

    (#8) Bilbo's Floor Was Magnetic, For An Important Reason

    In order to show the huge importance and weight of the One Ring, the floor was built to be magnetic, so that when Bilbo dropped the ring, it wouldn't bounce.

  • The Orc Blacksmiths Making Weapons Were Actually The Crew Members... Making Weapons on Random Things You Didn't Know About The Lord Of The Rings Films

    (#14) The Orc Blacksmiths Making Weapons Were Actually The Crew Members... Making Weapons

    The orc blacksmiths shown beneath Isengard in The Fellowship of the Ring are actually the WETA Workshop staff, who made the weapons used in the films.

  • The Main Door To Helm's Deep Was Built Too Well And Had To Be Modified on Random Things You Didn't Know About The Lord Of The Rings Films

    (#9) The Main Door To Helm's Deep Was Built Too Well And Had To Be Modified

    The main door to Helm's Deep was built so heavily and so well that the real battering ram that was built to knock down the gates failed to do so until the door was weakened. Someone had built the door a little bit too well and Peter Jackson can be heard on the extended DVD commentary saying that if they had to defend a castle, he would want the Weta Workshop guys to build the door.

  • The Writers Had To Slightly Change A Few Things From The Book To Build To A Proper Climax In

    (#34) The Writers Had To Slightly Change A Few Things From The Book To Build To A Proper Climax In "The Two Towers"

    It was clear to the writers from the very beginning that the entire final sequence of the novel (Frodo and Sam's encounter with Shelob) would be part of the third film, not the second installment. Also, the confrontation with a defeated Saruman at Isengard was deemed to be too anti-climactic, and was therefore moved to the third film as well. This tactical move meant the battle for Helm's Deep became the natural climax in The Two Towers.  

    Another problem faced by the writers was that unlike in The Fellowship of the Ring, no major characters die in the course of The Two Towers, something which could have easily provided them with an emotional climax.

  • Saruman Was A Huge

    (#2) Saruman Was A Huge "Lord Of The Rings" Fan

    Christopher Lee read The Lord of the Rings once a year beginning in 1954, the year it was published. He was also the only member of the cast and crew to have met J.R.R. Tolkien.

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