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THE LORD OF THE RINGS THE FELLOWSHIP OF THE RING
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From DVD (Letterbox) Special Extended Edition (2000)
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THE APPENDICES
Making the motion picture trilogy of The Lord of the Rings is certainly a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity...
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THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE FELLOWSHIP OF THE RING
(2001)
From DVD (Letterbox) Special Extended Edition (2001) Thirty minutes of reinstated footage plus two discs of bonus material make this "Lord" king.
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THE APPENDICES
Making the motion picture trilogy of The Lord of the Rings is certainly a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, and Peter Jackson wanted to make sure he captured it all for posterity. A video diarist documented the entire period of principal photography. Every drawing, painting, prop, costume, prosthetic, and test was saved. Many departments videotaped all they could, from early design meetings, to location scouting, to the building of the sets, miniatures, and creatures. Hours of interviews were conducted specifically for this DVD, and encompass every department that had a hand in these films. Everyone - cast, crew, Weta Workshop and Digital - contributed their time, resources, treasures, and memories to this DVD. This is the next best thing to having been there when this film was made, and an extraordinary opportunity to see firsthand the talent and passion that brought Middle-earth to the screen.
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THE LORD OF THE RINGS THE FELLOWSHIP OF THE RING
(2001)
From DVD (Letterbox) Special Extended Edition (2001) Thirty minutes of reinstated footage plus two discs of bonus material make this "Lord" king.
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THE APPENDICES
Making the motion picture trilogy of The Lord of the Rings is certainly a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, and Peter Jackson wanted to make sure he captured it all for posterity. A video diarist documented the entire period of principal photography. Every drawing, painting, prop, costume, prosthetic, and test was saved. Many departments videotaped all they could, from early design meetings, to location scouting, to the building of the sets, miniatures, and creatures. Hours of interviews were conducted specifically for this DVD, and encompass every department that had a hand in these films. Everyone - cast, crew, Weta Workshop and Digital - contributed their time, resources, treasures, and memories to this DVD. This is the next best thing to having been there when this film was made, and an extraordinary opportunity to see firsthand the talent and passion that brought Middle-earth to the screen.