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Doubting Dwimmerlaik
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Heaven's basement
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Anyway, I don't think that Gandalf's character was portrayed any better - his confusion before entering the Mines, his begging of Saruman and Aragorn, his fearful look when dehorsed by the Witch-King...If only that were the low water mark, but then we got the Hobbit. ![]() Sam's portrayal closer than that of the other two, except when he abandons Frodo (temporarily) on Cirith Ungol.
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Shade of Carn Dûm
Join Date: Mar 2014
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Gandalf is far better than Frodo. In the movies you know, like books, without his comeback, things would have been in vain. Sam's portrayal is good. I loved him both in the movies and the books. Book Sam is more humble and noble, his behaviour with Gollum in the books is much better than in the movies. It's only Frodo who's screwed up. Faramir is redeemed in the extended TTT.
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