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[Vanye]

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Hey - I think this is probably the wrong place for this but I was wondering if anyone knew anything about William Nye (Nigh? Nighe?) who was the voice of Samwise in the BBC version of the LOTR.

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[The Barrow-Wight]

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Re: BBC production

I'm not familiar with him, Vanye, but I bet someone here might know. Just keep checking back,

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[Samwise Gamgee]

I thought Nighy (I am nearly positive that that is the correct spelling - wierd, huh?) was a stupendous sam. considering his place in cast listings at then end of different episodes, I would guess that he is mainly a BBC actor. I don't know this for certain, but he is obviously not as famous as Sir Ian Holm or Michael Hordern, or Peter Woodthorpe.

[Samwise Gamgee]

Just found something about him on Bit of Earth
http://humans.bitofearth.net/bill/bio.html

[Lalaith]

You can see him putting in a tremendous performance as James Mortmain, the father in the film I Capture the Castle, in your cinemas now. (Which is based, coincidently, on my *other* favourite book of all time...)