The Lord of the Rings

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The ring's come off in the surf, so he sort of shit himself and went down and packed and grabbed this bit of sand and did the Hail Mary.

It was like Lord of the Rings pulling the bloody ring out of the sand.

No way.

So

And it's one of the most magical places.

It looks like you're in Lord of the Rings or something like that.

It's just crazy.

But we went up to these hot springs, and they have signs everywhere.

Now, the reason I'm going to say don't get too excited about that yet is because of this.

If the name Night Edge Media sounds familiar, it's because we had to talk about them recently, which was because you guys may remember that there was a story that went around that after the Skydance and Warner Brothers merger completed, that Skydance put the brand new Peter Jackson, Stephen Colbert, Lord of the Rings project on the shelf.

Remember that? That was the big story going around?

Yeah.

Yeah.

For our British viewers and listeners, I mean, building a high-speed bullet train from Bakersfield, California to Merced is like, I don't know, like in The Lord of the Rings, building a bullet train from Hobbiton to Bree.

It's like nobody would use that train.

It doesn't make any sense.

Bernard Hill voiced the judge.

He is most famous for Boys from the Black Stuff, Gandhi, and, of course, as Theoden in Lord of the Rings.

Elijah Wood, Sean Astin, Dom, Billy, Ian, Andy, all led with their main parts, but Brad Dourif, cast as Wormtongue, played a cross from John Noble, eating a tomato like that, and didn't drive heave, I think is worth an Oscar.

Yep.

I love the man.

He can do absolutely no wrong for me.

I mean, he's in Lord of the Rings.

He's a writer in Rohan.

Yeah.

For our British viewers and listeners, I mean, building a high-speed bullet train from Bakersfield, California to Merced is like, I don't know, like in The Lord of the Rings, building a bullet train from Hobbiton to Bree.

It's like nobody would use that train.

It doesn't make any sense.

It was intentional, specific, and rigorously coherent.

The goal here is to work with Matt and his team to generate footage that will integrate seamlessly with what's already been shot so then matt can properly finish his film end quote and the last quote is reeves himself just to be clear i am not leaving the batman part two i am profoundly grateful to steven for coming to my aid during this challenging time to help me finish principal photography thank you for all your concern and well wishes end quote So I wondered about Andy Serkis, obviously, because he's in the movie and works with WB as a director on other projects like Lord of the Rings.

But it seems like Steven Soderbergh is the answer to the same question.

They're making it seem like he called Reeves and that's kind of what got this ball rolling.

So I guess why she's chosen that and...

And yours said Lord of the Rings because you already have two walks.

That was shade at you and your sister.

Then two laughing emojis, but I don't know why you put that because it's not that funny.