Last Hobbit Production Video

Next Breakout Star!

Next Movie named Aidan Turner one of the Next Breakout Stars of Fall! This is what they had to say…

‘Why He’ll Be a Star:  This December,”The Lord of the Rings” fans will find themselves fancying not a beautiful blond elf but the most surprisingly dashing dwarf in Middle-earth. Turner first turned heads as a sexy vampire on the U.K.’s paranormal series “Being Human”; in early 2011, Peter Jackson tapped the bedroom-eyed Irishman to play a brave young dwarf. As one of the 13 dwarves that Bilbo Baggins joins on “An Unexpected Journey,” Turner should be as memorable a warrior as the beloved Gimli.’

Aidan’s New Project :)

After finishing up the colossal film series he’s been working on in New Zealand (The Hobbit — you might’ve heard of it), Aidan’s new project is ‘City of Bones’. Based on the first novel in the young adult urban fantasy series  ‘The Mortal Instruments’ by Cassandra Clare, Aidan plays avuncular Luke- a bookstore owner, werewolf, and mentor to young Clary (a demon hunter played by Lily Collins). City of Bones is the first book of six, so it’s conceivable that this could also be the first film of six. We’ll see.

Also appearing in the film are Robert Sheehan (Misfits), Jonathan Rhys Meyers (The Tudors), Jamie Campbell Bower (Twilight Series), and Lena Heady.

Filming started in Toronto in mid-August and is expected to last three months. Release is expected in August 2013.

Written and Contributed by ‘Fleem’

The Hobbit 2013 Wall Calendar

The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey Wall Calendar 2013
will be released in October 2012.

The calendar features all of the Dwarfs, a map of Thor, Elrond, Galadriel, Legolas, Gandalf, Bilbo, and a first look at Radagast the Brown.

The Hobbit, Production Video #8

Happy Birthday Aidan!

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THE HOBBIT, Production Video #6

Fans Missing Mitchell, Least Of Being Humans’ Problems

Toby Whithouse, the creator of Being Human, talks to SFX (interview) about how losing Aidan Turner (Mitchell) is the least of the shows problems. The Vampire John Mitchell, who was one of the main characters in the supernatural drama, was killed off at the end of season 3. The creator  wrote in the surprise ending of the character (Mitchell) due to the actor moving on to film The Hobbit (2012).

Whithouse explains to SFX: “Losing Mitchell is the least of our problems, to be honest! I think that you just attack the new stories and the new characters with a lot of confidence.”

He goes on to say that even after the death of Mitchell he had “to be very dogmatic about the fact that Mitchell is gone. The Mitchell character is dead and he’s not coming back. I felt that unless we made it absolutely clear that Mitchell wasn’t coming back people were always going to be expecting him to come back… and therefore not keeping their eye on the stories that we’re telling now.”

“Much as we loved and adored and respected Aidan, there comes a point where you just forget he was in it, because actually what you’re seeing on screen in series four is so fantastic.”

The Werewolf George Sands, will be written out of the show in season 4, after Russell Tovey decided to leave in November. Sinead Keenan (Nina) also decided to leave the show recently. :*(

Texts from Aidan!

In a recent interview Lenora Chrichlow (Annie, Being Human) was asked if she’s kept in touch with Aidan during the filming of The Hobbit. Here’s what she had to say…

Have you had any texts from Aidan on the set of The Hobbit? (TV Choice Magazine)
—-‘ Yes. He’s bored as hell. He can’t stand it and wishes he was here! It’s very dull in New Zealand (laughs). It’s all going swimmingly from what I hear. They’re working very hard. He sounds like he’s having a great time.’

      

 

 

    

 

 

 

 

 

We absolutely can’t wait to see ‘The HAWT DWARF’ on the Big Screen!