Billy Boyd?

I'll go for number four - Dom?

once again its slowed to a halt... oh dear.

Well, while we are waiting, how about a guess? Could it be Sir Ian Holm?

Sorry bout tat. Anyways, so far, nothin's right.

Well, it has to be a hobbit, cause they have feet to put on. Maybe Sarah McLeod...I think that's her name, at least.

It most certainly is! Good job! You really don't here about her very often. Your turn!

Very cool! Alright, here's the next quote...

:D

Billy Boyd I believe

I would say Dom

Sean Astin?

Sorry, none are right yet. Keep guessing!! :D

Is it Ian McKellan?

Orlando Bloom?

Peter Jackson?

:D Once again, sorry! Try again.

Viggo Mortensen?

Ian Holm?

Liv Tyler?

Christopher Lee?

Way out in left field... Craig Parker?

Sean Bean?

No, no, nope, sorry, try again, and...no. Lol. Guess again, everyone! :D

Ali Astin, Sean's daughter.

Karl Urban?

Elijah Wood himself???This is a tough one

David Wenham

Ah, Mad Baggins, you seem pretty sure of yourself. Did you do some searching for this one? Alas, 'tis true. Alexandra Astin was the speaker. Congrats, and your turn!

No, I have every sentence ever said by anyone remotely connected to the movie memorized. ;):)

Karl Urban?

As do we all, Mad Baggins. Ha...I wish I did, for your new quote is kinda hard. I'm thinking it is a girl, but I'm not sure. I'll go with Miranda Otto.

It seems you do, Rinfanawen, because Miranda Otto is the answer! She was talking about how the horsewomen at the Pellenor Fields didn't like the beards, but it did something odd to the men.

Two in a row? Wow, I must be on a role, or something. Okay, here's the next quote...
Have at it, all.....

Is it Dom?

Mr. Billy Boyd?

Sean Astin?

Well, Kitanna, you seemed to have quite a guess there. First one, and you got it! Your go, Kitanna.

Okie dokie. Here goes: "We had parties, and we’d dress him (Orlando Bloom) up in an apron."

Billy Boyd from the December 2003/January 2004 issue of Premiere magazine :)
(One of my favorite articles ever)

Ah yes it twas Billy Boyd and that was, I do believe, the funniest thing I had ever read in my life.