Gríma Wormtongue (in Movies vs. Books)
…in the book, but calculating in the film. The details in this scene show the substantial difference in character between the book and film. In the book, Gríma sits at…
…in the book, but calculating in the film. The details in this scene show the substantial difference in character between the book and film. In the book, Gríma sits at…
…phone away from Arwen, but she clung tighter. “NO, THIS IS MY FAVORITE PART!” she yelled, but Sam had clicked off her cell phone. Arwen sobbed, hysterically. “How could you…
…there. Galadriel: Bug off. Aragorn: (goes to the phone and dials Smaug’s number, looks around to see if anyone is watching, but Legolas and Boromir have everyone’s attention as they…
…and Rosie is still on the floor, unconcious. Pippin: Oh, my cell phone! (He answers it) Hello? Yes, this is he. Oh, boy! (He hangs up his cell phone.) Merry:…
…discuss the ring! Senator E: Don’t be silly, we already fixed the vice-presidents phone. Sam:(standing up and pulling out a frying pan.) Don’t you be funny with Mister Frodo!! Senator…
…settle for the “windblown” look. Hmm.. This is a good book..*puts book under robe along with Loogie Lessons* *Starts looking again* What is this! *finds a book called The History…
…in the Houses of Healing In a book with only threes romances, one of them stuck in the Appendixes and one at the very end of the book, it’s only…
King Théoden (Bernard Hill) hails his audience, while Éomer (Karl Urban) is dying with thirst in the backgroud Party at Edoras It sounds almost incredible to any book-fan, but after…
…that Frodo will also sail to the Undying Lands and so they leave sad farewell to Frodo too. The Book The book tells a lot more about the events after…
…with his wife Rose when little Elanor posed the question. “Daddy, what’s this book?” Sam looked down fondly at his six-year-old daughter, before considering the book she held up to…