The Lord of the Rings The Fellowship of the Ring Appendices (Part 2)

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Lord of the Rings The Fellowship of the Ring Appendices Part 2. In this appendices it covers designing Middle Earth..

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[EverythingInMiddleEarth]

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For The Hobbit films, Peter never expected to work on them, had health issues, was thrown curveballs throughout the process (going from 2 films to 3, for example), and basically improvised the entire trilogy. He blocked them out and filmed them with a massive budget, a polished crew, and a studio that had been there and done that. This was noticeable.

For The Lord of the Rings, Peter was hungry and passionate to work on the story, was thoroughly detailed during the entire process, kept referring to the source material, and spent 4 years preparing before filming the first shots. He was with a crew who were nobodies, but who loved the story and the world, and were getting to conceptualize it from the ground-up with a relatively small budget. This was also noticeable.

[jonguardia]

Can't sit through 10 min of studying, can totally watch 2h of Lotr how it was made

[jasonredwine]

There is something so incredibly endearing about John Howe and Alan Lee. It feels like they became the special ingredient to the heart of these movies. Peter really nailed it by going out of his way to find them and get them on board.

[JohnDoe-rjnd]

LOL the pre-production scenes in Bilbo's house are EXACTLY like amateur YouTube skits from the late 00's

[Pageframing]

I wish they would print those story boards. I would buy it in a heartbeat!!

[RoyClaessen]

It's not a coincidence that LOTR is still one of the best films/worlds ever made. It makes sense, seeing the amount of work & passion that went into this massive production. Mindblowing. I can not imagine this being realised today. I don't understand how they managed their budgets

[bobafett]

I could listen to Lee & Howe talk about LOTR for hours. These two strike me as incredibly interesting guys to chat with

[illuin__]

It's so satisfying watching this and knowing that they had no clue how much of an impact they would make, and that all this yardwork paid off into the greatest and most respected films ever made

[SpectraLight]

Man i wish adaptations were still created and treated with this much love and passion

[paryanindoeur]

The number of things that had to go _just right, _ and could have gone so wrong... the number of people who had to just happen to contribute some small part that added _just the right touch_ -- it's mind-boggling. Any of that could have gone wrong. All it would have taken is the studio exec to say no, or want only one or two films, and the LotR film(s) would not have become even a *shadow* of what they actually became -- *the greatest films ever made.*

[beckiejbrown]

Never seen this doc before and I am stunned. Truly. Oh my.

[jameshetherington]

Anyone else want to see the whole trilogy with Jackson and the crew jumping into different roles? 😂

[Chanel_Number]

It’s 2022 and I’m Still amazed by what they were able to bring to screen for the masses

[xavierpaquin]

These appendices are a better watch than the movies, what an epic adventure it must have been making these movies

[raanianna]

Just Wow! All of it! Everything and everyone involved in the film making process... these incredible books that inspired and touched so many people... All of it is just Wow!!!

[ct]

That floating Gandalf-with-a-mustache head is going to give me nightmares.

[thenothing]

Now I know why Tom Bombadil wasn’t in these movies... He was to busy directing them.

[brettmurphy]

Alan Lee killing the ASMR game before it even existed

[bzqp]

"Low Poly Gandalf doesn't exist, he can't hurt you"
Low Poly Gandalf: 9:09