The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King

Lee has nothing but warmth for Cage, bearing no grudges for his misguided remake of The Wicker Man, the 1973 chiller that until The Lord of the Rings was Lee's favourite of his long career. In fact, Lee is also making a new film with the...

In this article: Christopher Lee, Dracula, William Hague, The Wicker Man, Dracula, Nicolas Cage, Jinnah, The Lord of the Rings, and Oscar

...to stick, I'm guessing. The phenomenon is more than critic-proof: it basically consigns us to the dust-heap. Not even Star Wars or Lord of the Rings devotees bagged their seats this voraciously. All we can hope is that the core audience...

In this article: Edward Cullen, New Moon, The Twilight Saga, Robert Pattinson, Star Wars, Kristen Stewart, Chris Weitz, Adventureland, and Twilight

...information. Both the movie chain and the online ticket buying service have said the film has broken records set by Harry Potter and Lord of the Rings. (New Moon even nabbed the No. 1 spot on MovieTickets.com's list of top 10 advance ticket...

In this article: New Moon, Fandango, Star Wars, Harry Potter, MovieTickets.com, Robert Pattinson, The Dark Knight, Twilight series, Stephenie Meyer, and Taylor Lautner

...Moscow, St. Petersburg and the Urals just to pick up the accent. To get ready for the role that made him a star, that of Aragorn in the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy, he slept in his cloak, practiced sword-fighting and probably would have...

In this article: Viggo Mortensen, The Road, Eastern Promises, David Cronenberg, Academy Award, Good, Lord of the Rings, Aragorn, Appaloosa, and Literature

...of South Australia, which, during his tenure, produced 70 new plays by fellow Aussies. His extensive film work includes two of the "Lord of the Rings" fantasies, playing Denethor. Now, he calls his "Fringe" role "a huge gift. It enables...

In this article: John Noble, Fringe, Custard, Anna Torv, Harvard University, Denethor, and Joshua Jackson

...Lovely Bones is among this year's most widely-anticipated films, because the book was such a bestseller and because Jackson took the beloved Lord of the Rings tales and made films that were both true to their source material and fun for movie...

In this article: Peter Jackson, Academy Awards, The Lovely Bones, United States, Boxing Day, Alice Sebold, Saoirse Ronan, and New Zealand

...audiences "were simply not satisfied" with a scene of one character's death. "They wanted far more violence," Jackson said, so the "Lord of the Rings" director went back to the editing room to "basically add more violence and...

In this article: Peter Jackson, The Lovely Bones, Academy Awards, United States, Alice Sebold, Saoirse Ronan, and Stanley Tucci

...of "The Lord of the Rings" by shooting the second and third films back-to-back this summer. When director Peter Jackson made his three "Lord of the Rings" films simultaneously 10 years ago, it was a novel idea that reduced costs because...

In this article: Hollywood, Twilight, New Moon, Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart, Recession, DVD, Sony Pictures, and Jim Carrey

...in movies like the "X-Men" series, and he found a younger fan base playing the wizard Gandalf in film adaptations of J.R.R. Tolkien's "The Lord of the Rings" and the upcoming "The Hobbit." LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Oscar organizers on...

In this article: Ian McKellen, Los Angeles, Academy Awards, Mike Tyson, Britney Spears, Lou Dobbs, Taylor Swift, Martin Scorsese, New York, and Golden Globes

There shouldn't be any question about Jonathan Toews' value to the Chicago Blackhawks after Monday night. It appeared all of the Blackhawks' ills were cured by the return of their captain, even without Dave Bolland in the lineup, as the...

In this article: Chicago Blackhawks, Jonathan Toews, Hawks, NHL, Brian Campbell, Troy Brouwer, Return Of The King, Chicago, Concussion, and Andrew Ebbett