The Lord of the Rings: War of the Rohirrim Set to be released later this year, fans are eagerly awaiting this offering that will explore Tolkien’s work in the anime realm. Now, Warner Bros has released the long-awaited trailer for the production.
New full-length animated film Lord of the Rings is a prequel to Peter Jackson’s original trilogy, directed by Kenji Kamiyama. Rohirrim War It is located 183 years before the first saga. live action and tells the story of Helm Hammertruck, King of Rohan, and his struggle to defend his lands from the siege of the Dunlendings.
Brian Cox (Continuity) Helm’s voices, while Gaia the Wise This is Hera, his daughter. On the side of the Dunlendings. Luke Pasqualino plays their leader. Although among those chosen for the cast Rohirrim WarThe casting that will make many people nostalgic is the cast Miranda Otto like Eowyn.
Let us recall that the Australian actress played the same character in two films. live action from Lord of the Rings. In particular, in Two towers (2002) and The Return of the King (2003) In this new animated production, she also acts as a narrator.
And if we talk about nostalgia, then the first trailer The Lord of the Rings: War of the Rohirrim He uses this from the first moments. Before entering the mode full animeThe trailer intersperses some footage from Peter Jackson’s films, as if to suggest that, although the format is different, there is an artistic legacy that should be respected.
The Lord of the Rings: War of the Rohirrim and its connection with the saga live action
Although Peter Jackson was not directly involved in the development Rohirrim WarThis production is especially close to the trilogy live action from Lord of the Rings. Philippa Boyensresponsible for the scripts of the three original films and the saga. The Hobbitis one of the anime producers.
For their part, John Howe and Alan Lee, who created the concept art that Peter Jackson used in Lord of the Ringscame back to contribute to the project. Anyway, though Rohirrim War respects many of the visual elements of the previous films while integrating them into director Kenji Kamiyama’s artistic identity.
The Lord of the Rings: War of the Rohirrim will hit cinemas just in time for Christmas. The event will debut in international markets in December 11and it will be released in the US in two days. The film will be the first step in exploring the Tolkien saga in anime. It will be interesting to see if Warner Bros. decides to build on this production to work on the style in other saga-related offerings.
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