- Before the filming started, the elders of a Maori tribe in New Zealand held a religious ceremony for the film crew and wished the filming work to be completed successfully.
- When the filming involved war scenes, the director wanted to recruit 15,000 extras from the New Zealand army. Unexpectedly, the soldiers were sent to East Timor to quell the local civil war. The director had to post advertisements everywhere, recruiting young people who would ride horses to act as extras.
- Legolas was not eye-catching in the original work. Unexpectedly, the only shot in the trailer made him stand out and became the subject of heated discussions among netizens. Many people asked about the cool archer in the trailer. Who. So in the trilogy, he has more shots of being handsome in one episode than one episode.
- Orlando Bloom, who plays the fairy prince Legolas, spent 2 months learning to archery.
- Liv Tyler once dropped her fake ears in her car, and they melted when she returned.
- To play Sam, Sean Austin gained 30 pounds.
- Director Peter Jackson’s two children appear in the film, and the subtitles are "cute hobbit kids".
- Vigo Mortensen can speak many languages, including Spanish and Danish, and he voluntarily asked for more Aragonese lines to be changed to Elvish.
- Nine members of the Lord of the Rings Guardians tattooed the Elvish word "nine" on their bodies after the shooting.
The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring behind the scenes gags
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Scarlett 2022-03-24 09:01:04
This is the work that led me into the movie hall. After reading it at the age of eleven, my life changed completely.
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Chris 2021-10-20 18:58:03
The scene is so beautiful! ! The special effects are great! ! But in the plot, I really didn't catch a cold, so I almost fell asleep.
The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring quotes
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[Boromir picks up the One Ring after Frodo had lost it]
Boromir: It is a strange fate that we should suffer so much fear and doubt over so small a thing. Such a little thing.
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Sam: I made a promise, Mr Frodo. A promise. "Don't you leave him Samwise Gamgee." And I don't mean to. I don't mean to.