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Fading Fėanorion
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![]() I suspect there are quite a lot totally unknown and, of course, totally under-rated actors right here at the Barrowdowns... I'd like to cast myself for the role of Daeron! "Seriously" again, I definitely wouldn't take relatively unknown actors to play the elven royals. They will mostly not have that much screen time (like Galadriel in LotR), and by being played by a known actor the common audience will better perceive their importance. You brought up Edward Norton, Anguirel. What about him as Fingon? |
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Byronic Brand
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Not a bad idea, but I really do think Maedhros is his ideal part.
I'm now having second thoughts about Alan Rickman as Maglor...argh... The title of the thread evoked a bizarre dialogue. MAGLOR: Hey, Maedhros, let's cast the Silmarillion! MAEDHROS: OK. Where? A fiery chasm? The ocean?
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David Tennant....I know I cast him as Merry but I'm not at all convinced about having him as Turin or what-have-you. He lacks gravitas. I'm not 100% about him as the Doctor, he's fun but he's no Ecclestone. Speaking of which, I think he (ie Christopher Ecclestone) would be good as Gwindor, the broken elf. PS How about Alan Rickman as Aule? Can't you just hear him saying dryly: "Nevertheless they will have need of wood..."
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Fading Fėanorion
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Anguirel, Rickman as Maglor and Malkovich as Curufin? Aren't the two a bit too old for these roles? And Edward Norten as the elder brother of the two?
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Er...Elves are ageless...!
Seriously, I think that's less of a concern with Elves. Their spirit and outlook define them much more than their actual age. The calculating Curufin seems to require an older, more cynical part than the idealistic Maedhros of the Union...
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Fading Fėanorion
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You're right, but still elves of the same generation should be played by actors of approximately the same age. And Rickman, Malkovich etc., in my mind, fit better to the likes of Thingol, Feanor, Fingolfin and so on.
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Join Date: Dec 2004
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Luthien Tinuviel = Adriana Lima (dark hair, blue-grey eyes!)
Melian = Angelina Jolie Glorfindel = Hayden Christensen Feanor = Takeshi Kaneshiro In my opinion, I have found the perfect Luthien & Melian in Adriana Lima & Angelina Jolie. Both look extremely beautful, exotic, and, rare. Women like Keira Knightly or Natalie Portman are beautiful but somewhat common looking. Nothing strking or breath taking unlike Lima & Jolie. Anyone agree with me?
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