BBC Radio adaptation: frodo - The Barrow-Downs Discussion Forum

Sweatpea Knotwise · 07-23-2002, 02:23 PM

I think as good as he was in the radio show, Holm makes a better Bilbo than a Frodo. I have enjoyed the BBC version for a number of years, but after the movie, I find that I prefer Wood’s interpretation. And that is an unfair comparison considering the sensory advantages cinema has over radio. Perhaps Frodo is vocally abrasive due to the aural medium; what better way to evince his disintegration than with his voice?

07-23-2002, 02:23 PM	#1
Sweatpea Knotwise Pile O'Bones Join Date: Jul 2002 Posts: 17	I think as good as he was in the radio show, Holm makes a better Bilbo than a Frodo. I have enjoyed the BBC version for a number of years, but after the movie, I find that I prefer Wood’s interpretation. And that is an unfair comparison considering the sensory advantages cinema has over radio. Perhaps Frodo is vocally abrasive due to the aural medium; what better way to evince his disintegration than with his voice? __________________ Single Hobbit Lass seeks Single Hobbit Lad, enjoys quiet evenings at home and the occasional spot of Old Toby. Talent: a killer seedcake. Contact “The ‘Pea” at Willowrot Row, Michel Delving.