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Originally Posted by Sméagol-Gollum:
Ar fi fost un adevarat orgasm ... :o |
Originally Posted by raptor:
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Originally Posted by raptor:
Dk nu pun pariu kn vreo 10 ani o sa vina cineva cu un curaj imens, sa se apuce de facut filmul The Silmarillion - shi la cum o sa evolueze cinematografia pana atunci o sa vedem ceva destul de bunicel ... :o cel putzin sper ... :o |
Manchester 2 Mordor - article:
ON a bright January morning, five years ago, Andy Serkis was in the kitchen of his east London home anxiously waiting for the telephone to ring. The previous day, the actor auditioned for a part he felt destined to play. But the audition had not gone well and Andy was worried he may have lost his chance. The plum role he was desperate to perform was one of English literature's greatest villains, a murderous wretch with a psychotic personality. Andy suspected he would miss out on the part and was anticipating a disappointing call from his agent. He had auditioned for a new ITV adaptation of the Charles Dickens' classic, Oliver Twist, and gone for the role of Bill Sykes. For Andy, the part would have been perfect, but he was convinced his destiny would be thwarted. So he waited, depressed, beside the phone. When his agent rang, it was to give Andy news that would change his life. But his destiny had little to do with Dickens, even though he later learned he would play Bill Sykes, after all. Andy's agent called to ask him to audition for a part in a new film version of JRR Tolkien's epic trilogy of novels, The Lord Of The Rings. The producers wanted an actor to voice the animated character of Gollum, the creature who is transfixed by the power of the Ring and leads the Hobbits to Mordor. Andy had never read the books and only had a vague recollection of Gollum from reading The Hobbit at school. Initially, he was reluctant, because he thought voicing an animated character was a limiting experience for an actor. But when his Mancunian wife, actress Lorraine Ashbourne, returned home, she encouraged him to go to the audition. That day marked the beginning of an extraordinary experience for Andy that continues today, over half a decade on. Since then, The Lord Of The Rings films have become a cultural phenomenon, redefining film-making, amassing millions of fans all over the globe, and sweeping the board at countless award ceremonies. And Andy has been on a personal journey that has seen him dedicate five years of his life to bringing Gollum to the screen. A unique mix of computer graphics and Andy's own physical and vocal performance, Gollum became one of the central characters in the final two films of the trilogy, and one of the most memorable cinematic creations in recent years. Andy "In many ways, we have created a new way of acting," says Andy. "It is so different to anything anyone has attempted before. What you see on screen is my performance. The animators copied my exact movements. Every movement, even every eye- flicker, is mine. I totally embodied the role and then the animators recreated that in computer- generated form." To explain the remarkable technical process behind Gollum, Andy has written a book describing every detail. "I started writing notes at the beginning of the whole process, because I knew it was going to be such a different acting challenge," says Andy. "People seem to think that all I did was voice the character, but, actually, it was so much more than that. I completely embodied him. I was on set all the time. I acted every moment and every movement of Gollum," he says. It was a performance that amazed both critics and fans alike. Gollum is one of the most important characters in the books, and getting him right was the key to the success of the films. "I don't think any of us could have predicted how successful the films would become. I think we were aware that we were working on an extraordinary project, but we could not have expected it to be so well received," he says. Filming of the three movies took place successively in New Zealand, home of director Peter Jackson, over a three-year period. But Andy was involved for much longer, because his part required considerable work, even after filming finished. That was mainly because the voice he developed for Gollum had to be added. The creature's voice proved particularly memorable for film audiences, with almost every fan attempting to mimic his hushed drawl and the cry of "precious". "I get a lot of people asking me to do the voice. A lot ask me to record voice messages on their phones. I don't mind, because I'm so pleased people have reacted so well to the character," he says in his own soft voice, with its Cockney lilt. "I think people really relate to Gollum, which is what you want to achieve as an actor. He really is a complex character, and, ironically, of everyone in the film, he is probably the most human because he works on so many levels," says Andy, whose enthusiasm for the whole project has evidently not diminished over time. Addict "What I found fascinating about him is that, in essence, he is an addict. He is addicted to the Ring, and I created the character with that in mind." So convincing was his portrayal of the tormented Gollum that many people believed Andy should have received an Oscar. But the combination of computer-generated effects and the talent of an ordinary actor clearly confused the Academy. "I don't think they knew how to recognise the performance. I believe I was close to getting nominated for the third film, but I'm not disappointed. It created a debate about how to reward the area of acting aided by special effects, and that is a good thing. "But loads of people have been coming up to me, saying, 'You were robbed, mate'." |
Salutare oameni buni!!. Acesta e primul meu post pe forumul asta, desi l-am citit de ceva timp. Ma gandeam ca pentru cei cu ceva cunostinte de limba engleza ar fi interesant sa mai afle cate ceva despre Return of The King Extended Edition.
http://www.theonering.net/staticnews/1079056437.html Tocmai am terminat de citit Silmarillion, avand deja la activ lectura lui The Hobbit si The Lord of The Rings Trilogy si planuiesc sa achizitionez si Roverandom al aceluiasi JRR Tolkien, desi nu are legatura cu Middle Earth. |
Oh My God : e mai mult decat ma ashteptam akuma... sa vedem cat de lung o sa fie... sper sa tzina 1 h ... :o
-Saruman's disempowerment (*) (*) (*) - Edoras: Merry's vow of fidelity - Edoras: Dialogue between Eowyn and Eomer concerning Merry - Edoras: A "drinking game" during the celebration (*) - Add-on in Edoras: Aragorn & Eowyn - Edoras: Changed Farewell - Edoras: Extended Aragorn-Gandalf discussion - Mirror-inverted ride to Gondor - Extended Dialogue between Eowyn and Aragorn - Add-ons in Rivendell - Camp: Altered Farewell - Extended Paths of the dead (*) (*) - The Corsair Ships (*) - Minas Tirith: Denethor’s madness & Palantir - Minas Tirith: Longer dialogue between Faramir and Denethor - Orc Tower: Add-on - Siege of Minas Tirith: Extended battle scenes (*) (*) (*) - Siege of Minas Tirith: Gandalf vs. Witchking (*) (*) (*) (*) (*) - Battle on the Pelennor Fields: extended battle scenes (*) (*) (*) - Pelennor-Fields: Locating Eowyn and Merry - Pelennor-Fields: After the battle - Minas Tirith: After the battle - Minas Tirith: Aragorn as king - Minas Tirith: Aragorn looks into the Palantir (*) - To the Black Gate: - At the Black Gate: Sauron's Mouth (*) (*) (*) - At the Black Gate: The new formation - At the Black Gate: Pippin holds Merry - At the Black Gate: Changed battle - Mordor: Add-ons - Minas Tirith: Marriages and the new tree (*) - End: Epilogue - Back in the Shire io nu mai rezist ... :o |
Originally Posted by Le-Martin:
Welcome to the forum Le Martin! |
HEHE... By the way, ati ascultat piesa de teatru radiofonic BBC The Lord of The Rings??? E geniala. Are actori britanici, care desi au voci diferite fata de cei din film, se potrivesc si ei aproape in toate cazurile. Dureaza 13 ore si respecta mult mai mult cartea fata de film. Si desi e numai audio, efectele speciale sunt aproape de perfectiune, ma rog, daca stai noaptea in intuneric si le asculti te poti crede "transportat" in Khazad-Dum...
Iar Frodo este interpretat de Ian Holm (care peste un deceniu si ceva a devenit Bilbo in mult iubita noastra trilogie cinematografica...) Se zvoneste ca actorii din film au primit piesa pe cd-uri drept pregatire pentru rol... Desi doar audio este mai buna ca realizarile de animatie din anii 70-80. Ma refer aici la desenele: The Hobbit (Rankin-Bass), The Lord of The Rings (Ralph Bakshi) si Return of The King (Rankin Bass), pe care le-am vazut si pot spune cu mana pe inima ca inteleg de ce merita Peter Jackson adulat...el si toti cei care au facut filmul. Oricum, versiunile extinse ale primelor doua filme sunt geniale. Cel putin The Two Towers Extended Edition este un film (in opinia mea) MULT mai bun fata de versiunea teatrala (cea normala)...Deci hai odata cu ROTK EE ca fac spume... |
Originally Posted by raptor:
Eu deja mi-l imaginez in generic...cu "pleata" in vant, se intoarce, priveshte spre orizonturi shi zambeshte. Un zambet din ala, in coltzul gurii shi pe ecran scrie Kevin Sorbo as Finwe... ;) Shi muzica pe fundal... |
Sau poate un Dolph Lundgren in rolul lui Fingolfin....sau Schwarzennegger in rolul lui Morgoth (I'll be back!!), dar daca vrobim de seriale cu Kevin Sorbo, sa nu uitam de Xena ce ati zice de Lucy Lawless in rol de Luthien....ELVEN Warrior Princess....HEHEHEHE
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Originally Posted by Le-Martin:
Mah! Baiatu` asta shtie ce vorbeshte. Martine...Felicitari la tine! Jos palaria! Ah...and "welcome to the LOTR-zone!" ;) |
Originally Posted by Demona:
Asa ceva din partea unei persoane ce a stiut cuvant cu cuvant ce au zis Saruman si Gandalf in scena de pe Caradhras....sunt magulit.... |
Originally Posted by Le-Martin:
La un moment dat aveam o oareshcare intentie sa imi fac rost de animatia aia veche...dar cineva mi-a explicat cum ca... In schimb de piesa radiofonica am auzit ceva mai multe-mi se pare ca era sub forma de serial radiofonic,nu?Am emotii in privinta unei ecranizari animate...o sa fie serial sau film?Si aici lucrurile din pacate se pot duce foarte usor dracului.... :( |
Originally Posted by Demona:
Mie deja mi-a pierit pofta de mancare... |
Originally Posted by Le-Martin:
un hellow shi de la mine-la cat mai multe posturi! (*) |
Le-Martin prees ca esti cel care vroia leaked-ul star wars pe forumul xpc! Ei bine eu sunt acelasi tld! - asta in caz ca nu ti-ai dat seama :P Pt leaked mai esti interesat...
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Sal TLD nice to see you, din pacate eu nu mia pot intra pe site la XPC, ce sa mai zic de forum, din motive necunoscute mie...
Leaked-ul l-am gasit si eu pe net si l-am luat....NICE 8) |
Marturisesc ca eu de week-end-ul asta ma apuc sa citesc LOTR... In engleza bineinteles... Sper sa reusesc sa ajung la sfarsit...
Salut Le-Martin! Super tare avatar-ul ala :D |
io tot nu le am, hmm oricum am vazut filmul deci pot sami fac o parere :lol:
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Bun venit Le-Martin. Postare placuta. Te felicit la avatar. Funny man... :wink:
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