What Do You Think Of Smaug's Death
Good Riddance I Say
or is the question asking about the manner
of his death?
(Spoiler)
Bravo for Bard the Bowman
Showing posts with label Luke Evans. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Luke Evans. Show all posts
Friday, January 17, 2014
Thursday, December 12, 2013
Video from Accion Cine - The Hobbit Madrid Premiere - Richard Armitage and Luke Evans Interviews and few minutes of Red Carpet
Richard Armitage and Luke Evans signing autographs starts at 17:00 and Richard is interviewed twice starting at 22:00 or thereabouts. Luke is also interviewed just before.
Most of the video is fans talking about their favorite characters, the films, how long they've been standing in line, book vs movie, and etc.
Don't forget today is the last premiere event (as far as we know). Richard Armitage and Luke Evans will possibly be presenters at a music award show.
Details about the event:
Live Streaming starting at 16:30 - That's 10:30am EST US for the "Blue Carpet"
and follow on Twitter
#premios40principales
Este año la alfombra azul empezará un poco antes, a partir de las 16:30 y hasta las 18:30.
La gala dará comienzo a las 19:00
Podrás seguir la gala en directo y además, comentarlo en Twitter con el hashtag #premios40principales
¿DÓNDE PUEDO VER LOS PREMIOS?
Se retransmitirán en directo:
A través de los40.com: en web, tablet y smartphone.
En 40 TV.
En la radio en tu dial de Los 40 Principales.
En DIVINITY.
Y a través de las redes sociales de Los 40 Principales te iremos contando minuto a minuto todo lo que ocurre durante el evento.
Y recuerda, si aún no tienes la app oficial de los Premios 40 Principales ya puedes bajártela!
Wednesday, December 11, 2013
Madrid Premiere: Richard Armitage and Luke Evans - Watch Live
Madrid Premiere - 8:30pm in Spain/2:30pm EST in the US
Live Streaming at www.warnerbros.es
Also, I would check out WB Spain YouTube channel just in case:
and tomorrow, December 12, Richard and Luke will be at the
Los Premios en 40
We can watch live streaming and the "blue carpet" at 17:30 or 11:30am EST US:
Sunday, June 17, 2012
Dean O'Gorman: Fili is a Photographer
Dean O'Gorman who plays Fili in The Hobbit is also a talented photographer. An exhibit of his work will be at the Page Blackie Gallery in Wellington, New Zealand, from June 19-23
There are a couple of interesting recent interviews with O'Gorman about his work and about working on The Hobbit.
There's a Q&A with O'Gorman from the No Magazine website- a quote below:
"What is the weirdest thing that has ever happened to you on set? Every day on The Hobbit is pretty surreal working with Elves, Dwarves and Hobbits. One day I found myself in a barrel floating down the Pelorus river in Nelson."
Photo by Dean O'Gorman
In an interview with Stuff.co.nz O'Gorman talks about his work as an actor, as an artist, and how the war in Vietnam inspired the work on exhibit in Wellington this month:
"At first glance, a viewer could believe that all the photographs O'Gorman will have on show - most are in colour and a few in black and white - were actually taken of American forces in the Vietnam War. Several appear to be candid shots, caught in the moment of battle or on patrol, and are as mesmerising as any of the great photo journalism from the time. There's also a series of posed portrait shots of soldiers, some who look as if they've just come off a battlefield.
O'Gorman wasn't even born until after American forces left Vietnam, so he obviously wasn't there. The next assumption is that he took them on the set of a war movie. But the Vietnam-era United States Army helmets stacked in a corner of his garage, along with bits of uniforms and heavy flak jackets provide a clue. The military items - some sourced cheaply from Trade Me, some more expensive items from collectors - have been essential for what he's created.
Almost like a movie director, O'Gorman dressed and set up the shots himself. He roped in friends to play the soldiers, and fellow cast members from The Hobbit. (One photograph features British actor Adam Brown who plays the dwarf Ori, and another has Luke Evans, who plays Bard the Bowman).
O'Gorman, who fell in love with photography at school, was a big fan of Vietnam War photographers including Larry Burrows and Don McCullin, as well as other war photographers such as the legendary Robert Capa." http://www.stuff.co.nz/entertainment/arts/7108341/From-Middle-earth-to-Vietnam
Aidan
Luke
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I wish I was in Wellington this month to see O'Gorman's exhibit. I also wander if they have a party to open the exhibit, and I'm sure they will, most art gallery's do, whether Fili's close relatives will be there.
His brother Kili:
and his uncle Thorin:
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Note: Saw tweet from O'Gorman that gallery opening was yesterday June 19. No photos of the event?
Hope if you're lucky enough to be in Wellington that you'll stop by and see the exhibit and let us know in the comments what you thought. Thanks!
Friday, June 8, 2012
RAndom Observations About Hobbit Video Blog #7
Richard Armitage is Hot, Hot, Hot
Wouldn't get too close to him
with that torch.
We've been here
before.
I don't remember Bilbo having an entourage in the book.
It's good to be with old friends.
Looking forward to the next Video Blog in a few weeks. Thank you Peter Jackson.
Screencaps from Heirs of Durin and RichardArmitageNet.com
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More great Armitage Watching this weekend starting with Guy Friday and Saturday with Spooks (MI5). For all the details click on the links below:
http://distractedinreality.wordpress.com/2012/06/07/global-armitage-watching-or-mora-is-better/
http://armitagewatch.blogspot.com/
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