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[Filmonic] Orlando Bloom interested in playing Legolas in The Hobbit | Filmonic: It’s not particularly likely that Bloom’s services would be required for “The Hobbit” as Legolas has no role in the original story, though it’s always possible that the actor could play Thranduil, Legolas’

[Aceshowbiz.com - Entertainment News] Orlando Bloom Wants to Reprise Legolas in 'The Hobbit': While filmmakers have been busy looking for actors of "The Hobbit", they will not have to hold an audition if they plan to feature Legolas in the upcoming adventure movie. Orlando Bloom, who has played the character in "The Lord of the Rings" trilogy, .

[Hobbit Movie News and Rumors | TheOneRing.netâ™] Why Orlando Bloom should be in 'The Hobbit' | Hobbit Movie News ...: I don’t know that Bloom would agree to a part with no dialog but if he would it would be a classic nod to his non-mention in the books while providing a line of continuity from del Toro’s films to Jackson’s. It wouldn’t require a large time commitment either and would likely delight studios and financiers.

[LondonNet -] Orlando Bloom, David Tennant on hold for The Hobbit: ORLANDO BLOOM could join David Tennant in the The Hobbit, but both stars have to wait until 2012 before seeing themselves on the Middle Earth big screen as production of the movie has been put back.

[Accidental Sexiness] Orlando Bloom smiles at Sundance | Accidental Sexiness: Orlando Bloom seemed to be in a chipper mood as he made his way through Park City, Utah during the Sundance Film Festival on January 25, 2010. He gave the camera a little smirk as he walked through the streets in a colorful scarf and a scully cap.

[Orlando Bloom Media] Orlando willing to play Legolas in Hobbit: At the Sundance Film Festival, Orlando Bloom ”” who played the Elven archer Legolas in the critically acclaimed trilogy ”” said that he has reached out to Jackson about possibly returning for “The Hobbit.” “I shot an e-mail to Pete and I said, ‘You know, if you want me to don the blonde wig and pointy ears again, I’d be honored to do it,’”

[TCHAD Magazine] Orlando Bloom 'willing to reprise Legolas role' : TCHAD Magazine: Orlando Bloom has suggested that he would be open to reprising the role of Legolas Greenleaf for the upcoming adaptation of The Hobbit. The British actor, who shot to fame as the blond-haired elf in Peter Jackson's Lord .

[Latest Game News, Reviews and Previews from GameZone Online] Video Game News - Top Films of the Decade (2000-2009) - 1-10: The journey began with The Fellowship of the Ring and it sucked a worldwide audience in over the next two years (The Return of the King released in 2003) with amazement. The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring was a monumental film that set the standard for shooting films back to back, marvelous visuals, and large ensemble casts.

[screamingly BRILL.] arakkon: onethousandtwohundredtwentytwo: oh. my. god.: Orlando Bloom YES YES YES A MILLION TIMES BUT ONLY AS LEGOLAS. jesus, he sucks at being a bad boy so just stay blonde and elvish kthx

[MTV Movies Blog] Doug Jones Eyes Elven King Role For 'The Hobbit' » MTV Movies Blog: Okay, I admit it, I thought Orlando Bloom was very hansome pretty to look at as Legolas and I couldn't take my eyes off him whenever he was onscreen with those quick graceful movements, yada, yada, yada. I would imagine King Thranduil his father to have that same sort of hansome pretty, but also hopefully more fierce, look (my preference).

[redblog] redblog: "They Stole It From Us, Sneaky Little Hobbitses, Wicked ...: Also, in the interview, del Toro mentioned what many fans have suspected: that we will get to see more of what's going on off-stage during The Hobbit as well, including when Gandalf leaves Bilbo and the Dwarves so that he, Saruman, Elrond and the rest of the White Council can confront the Necromancer at Dol Guldur and drive him away. Said Necromancer would turn out to be Sauron, regathering his strength and power and returning in LOTR.

[Horror Hacker] AMC - Blogs - Monsterfest - Scott Sigler - Unmasking the Monsters ...: Okay both of these monsters are from del Toro films, so I don't know if this qualifies as moonlighting, but you're not fooling anyone, eyes-in-the-hands-guy from Pan's Labyrinth. Legolas Sure.

[Patrick Rothfuss] Musings on Movies and Music - Patrick Rothfuss - Blog: I really love the choice of Neil Patrick Harris as Bast. That would be amazing, the only problem I see is I will always link Mr.

[The Daily Kraken] Filming 'The Hobbit' « The Daily Kraken: because I can guarantee that it will be.  People will flock to it.  It will do very well, and will probably receive great and deserved critical acclaim.  It is nevertheless the case, though, that the sort of differences between The Hobbit and LOTR that will exist in a faithful adaptation will leave many scratching their heads.  The biggest one I can see, as I noted above, is the problem of the One Ring and what it does and is.  Having seen the Jackson films before I ever read The Hobbit, I found myself quite disappointedly waiting for the ring to do something monstrous, or be described with some ominous significance, but there was nothing about it at all in this regard.  How are they going to deal with this when filming?  It seems like they’re making every effort to include this in the world as created for the Jackson films, what with his own involvement and the attempts to secure the same cast, so it would be hard for them to just say that it’s another adaptation that need not pay any heed to the other films.  I look forward to seeing how they deal with this.

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