The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey

but don't break your neck with all those genres.

Directed by Peter Jackson, who directed the Lord of the Rings trilogy and the Hobbit trilogy.

Nothing too major.

Also written by him.

He wrote those same trilogies.

Also written by Fran Walsh.

She wrote the same thing, the Lord of the Rings trilogy and the Hobbit trilogy.

Composed by Danny Elfman, which I also have fun trivia on, so check back in later at the end of the episode with that.

So who else do we have? We have Lee Pace.

If you have been watching Foundation, which is the Isaac Asimov adaptation, that is where you will know him from, as well as The Hobbit, Guardians of the Galaxy, and a number of other things.

Zolo is the fourth new character, fourth new actor we're going to be introduced to.

He is the boyfriend of one of the sisters.

There's nothing.

I mean, look what Peter Jackson did with her in The Hobbit.

And it's just like, how could she even stand against these guys? No,

and dude, even as you were describing the, whatever they're called, the Nazgul, whatever they're going to call them in the show, I think to myself, in terms of like exploring the different, because Kamul is like one of the named ones, right? There's a couple.

I think there's like two other other than the Witch King who have like specific names at Tolkien.

uh wrote down somewhere but um even the hobbit in the the dolgoldur scenes when when uh gandalf is fighting against and and i think also elrond and saruman and it's the white council essentially and glad you're all are fighting against all of the the naz school they made them all look different And then they, if you look into their, um, like their behind the scenes stuff, what I had like specific designs for, like this one came from rune and this one came from conned and this one came from the North.

Like they, they literally did those like backstories as to why they had like different, uh, weaponry or armor in those kind of those, uh, wraith like forms.

And, uh, Yeah, it's just it's again, we'll see.

That, that he removed, yeah.

He probably filmed this right on the heels of being in The Hobbits for like a year of over...

So, so like the, they talk about like in the, in the behind the scenes stuff, like his only frame of reference for anything was The Hobbit.

Oh, man.

Then we start to experiment.

And, you know, the last big experiment in theaters was The Hobbit,

where

Peter Jackson, he wanted it at 60 frames.

Yeah, he's in the Black Panther.

The Hobbit.

That's why I don't

know.