The Lord of the Rings: The Hunt for Goldlum delayed at 2027: here’s what we know

The Lord of the Rings: The Hunt for Goldlum delayed at 2027: here’s what we know

Fans eager to return to the ground will have to wait a little longer. Originally scheduled for December 2026, The Lord of the Rings: the hunt for the Goldlum was rejected for a whole year, with Andy Serkis Confirming that the film is now observing an release in December 2027.

The delay is reduced to the wide planning and visual effects necessary to give life to the project. Serkis explained to Fan Expo Vancouver 2025 (through the direct):

“We are right at the beginning of the writing process. We will prepare by the end of the year. Prep takes a good part of the time, six or seven months, and then we will turn next year. So, it will return to that release date of December 2027.”

From his announcement in May 2024, the details on Hunt for Gollum they were scarce. What we know is that Serkis will not only say, but he will also resume his iconic role of Gollum.

The film will be an autonomous story, shot in New Zealand, with Peter Jackson Annex as an executive manufacturer. Boyens previously revealed details on the story and promised Gollum hunting It would be a compelling story, which says:

“It is a rather intense story, which falls after Bilbo’s birthday party and before Moria’s mines. It is a specific piece of incredible story not told, told through the prospect of this incredible creature. “

During another interview, Jackson also opened on the story they are trying to tell offering some intuitions on why they wanted to tell this tragic story of Gollum.

Jackson explained: “The character of Gollum/Sméagol has always fascinated me because Gollum reflects the worst of human nature, while his sméagol side is probably quite understanding.

“I think he connects with readers and the cinematographic public in the same way, because there are a bit of both in all of us. We really want to explore his background and deepen those parts of his journey, we did not have time to cover in previous films.

“It’s too early to know who will cross his path, but just say we will take our command from Professor Tolkien.”

We also know that Ian McKellen’s Gandalf is destined to play a role in the film. To the question about the direction of history, Lord of the Rings Boyens mentioned the involvement of the magician, saying: “We are playing with a series of ideas, but most of these ideas include Gandalf”.

McKellen also spoke of the project, saying: “Enthusiasm for The Lord of the Rings It shows no sign of reduction. I can’t tell you more. I have just been told that there will be more films and Gandalf will be involved and they hope that I will play it. “

The actor added: “When? I don’t know. What is the screenplay? It is not yet written. So, it is better that they are fast.” When he was previously asked if he is interested in returning to the role, he replied with a laugh: “If I am alive”.

With a long wait in front, there is still a lot to discover Hunt for Gollum. One thing is certain, when he finally arrives, fans will be ready to return to Tolkien’s world.

By Joey Gour
Source: Geek Tyrant

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