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** The prologue has cameos by:
*** Senior prosthetics supervisor Gino Acevedo and prosthetics technicians Rich Mayberry and Xander Forterie as three of the seven Dwarf Lords who receive Rings of Power;
*** Concept artists Creator/JohnHowe and Alan Lee play two of the Nine Kings; and
*** Weta production worker Ben Britton and pre-viz storyboard shader Jason Secto play elves fighting in the Last Alliance.
** Peter Jackson in a blink-and-you'll-miss-it appearance as "Albert Dreary" (a man eating a carrot) when the hobbits arrive in Bree.
** The [[HellIsThatNoise hellish screeching noises]] made by the Ringwraiths were delivered by Fran Walsh, co-writer, producer and Peter Jackson's partner.
** The prologue has cameos by:
*** Senior prosthetics supervisor Gino Acevedo and prosthetics technicians Rich Mayberry and Xander Forterie as three of the seven Dwarf Lords who receive Rings of Power;
*** Concept artists Creator/JohnHowe and Alan Lee play two of the Nine Kings; and
*** Weta production worker Ben Britton and pre-viz storyboard shader Jason Secto play elves fighting in the Last Alliance.
** Peter Jackson in a blink-and-you'll-miss-it appearance as "Albert Dreary" (a man eating a carrot) when the hobbits arrive in Bree.
** The [[HellIsThatNoise hellish screeching noises]] made by the Ringwraiths were delivered by Fran Walsh, co-writer, producer and Peter Jackson's partner.
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*** Concept artists Creator/JohnHowe and Creator/AlanLee play two of the Nine Kings; and
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*** Concept artists Creator/JohnHowe and Creator/AlanLee Alan Lee play two of the Nine Kings; and
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* CreatorCameo:
** The prologue has cameos by:
*** Senior prosthetics supervisor Gino Acevedo and prosthetics technicians Rich Mayberry and Xander Forterie as three of the seven Dwarf Lords who receive Rings of Power;
*** Concept artists Creator/JohnHowe and Creator/AlanLee play two of the Nine Kings; and
*** Weta production worker Ben Britton and pre-viz storyboard shader Jason Secto play elves fighting in the Last Alliance.
** Peter Jackson in a blink-and-you'll-miss-it appearance as "Albert Dreary" (a man eating a carrot) when the hobbits arrive in Bree.
** The [[HellIsThatNoise hellish screeching noises]] made by the Ringwraiths were delivered by Fran Walsh, co-writer, producer and Peter Jackson's partner.
** The prologue has cameos by:
*** Senior prosthetics supervisor Gino Acevedo and prosthetics technicians Rich Mayberry and Xander Forterie as three of the seven Dwarf Lords who receive Rings of Power;
*** Concept artists Creator/JohnHowe and Creator/AlanLee play two of the Nine Kings; and
*** Weta production worker Ben Britton and pre-viz storyboard shader Jason Secto play elves fighting in the Last Alliance.
** Peter Jackson in a blink-and-you'll-miss-it appearance as "Albert Dreary" (a man eating a carrot) when the hobbits arrive in Bree.
** The [[HellIsThatNoise hellish screeching noises]] made by the Ringwraiths were delivered by Fran Walsh, co-writer, producer and Peter Jackson's partner.
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* CreatorsFavoriteEpisode: Viggo Mortensen has said that he prefers ''The Fellowship Of The Ring'' over the second and third film due to the minimal amount of CGI used, which is something he felt hurt the second and third film.
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* CreatorsFavoriteEpisode: Viggo Mortensen has said that he prefers ''The Fellowship Of The Ring'' over the second and third film due to the minimal amount usage of CGI used, CGI, which is something he felt hurt the second and third film.
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* CreatorsFavoriteEpisode: Viggo Mortensen has said that ''The Fellowship Of The Ring'' is his favourite film in the trilogy due to the minimal amount of CGI.
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* CreatorsFavoriteEpisode: Viggo Mortensen has said that he prefers ''The Fellowship Of The Ring'' is his favourite over the second and third film in the trilogy due to the minimal amount of CGI.CGI used, which is something he felt hurt the second and third film.
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* CreatorsFavoriteEpisode: Viggo Mortensen has said that ''The Fellowship Of The Ring'' is his favourite film in the trilogy due to the minimal CGI.
** When the dragon firework goes off at the party, the shriek heard is Billy Boyd actually screaming, as he was unaware at the time that the firework was really going to explode on-set (he thought that it would be in a separate shot). It was not scripted, but the take ended up in the final cut.
** Much of the fight between Lurtz and Aragorn at Amon Hen was unchoreographed, unscripted, and ''very'' real due to some dodgy makeup effects on Lurtz's actor; specifically, his contacts eliminated a lot of his depth perception, resulting in him actually head butting Creator/ViggoMortensen quite hard, not pulling his punch on a sock to the gut, and famously throwing a real dagger straight at Mortensen's face because he got his aim wrong (which Mortensen instinctively deflected with his sword).
** When the dragon firework goes off at the party, the shriek heard is Billy Boyd actually screaming, as he was unaware at the time that the firework was really going to explode on-set (he thought that it would be in a separate shot). It was not scripted, but the take ended up in the final cut.
** Much of the fight between Lurtz and Aragorn at Amon Hen was unchoreographed, unscripted, and ''very'' real due to some dodgy makeup effects on Lurtz's actor; specifically, his contacts eliminated a lot of his depth perception, resulting in him actually head butting Creator/ViggoMortensen quite hard, not pulling his punch on a sock to the gut, and famously throwing a real dagger straight at Mortensen's face because he got his aim wrong (which Mortensen instinctively deflected with his sword).
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* CreatorsFavoriteEpisode: Viggo Mortensen has said that ''The Fellowship Of The Ring'' is his favourite film in the trilogy due to the minimal CGI.
** When the dragon firework goes off at the party, the shriek heard is Billy Boyd actually screaming, as he was unaware at the time that the firework was really going to explode on-set (he thought that it would be in a separate shot). It was not scripted, but the take ended up in the final cut.
** Muchamount of the fight between Lurtz and Aragorn at Amon Hen was unchoreographed, unscripted, and ''very'' real due to some dodgy makeup effects on Lurtz's actor; specifically, his contacts eliminated a lot of his depth perception, resulting in him actually head butting Creator/ViggoMortensen quite hard, not pulling his punch on a sock to the gut, and famously throwing a real dagger straight at Mortensen's face because he got his aim wrong (which Mortensen instinctively deflected with his sword).CGI.
** When the dragon firework goes off at the party, the shriek heard is Billy Boyd actually screaming, as he was unaware at the time that the firework was really going to explode on-set (he thought that it would be in a separate shot). It was not scripted, but the take ended up in the final cut.
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