On September 2nd at 3:00 am, Middle-earth will again flood our screens with men, elves, orcs and all kinds of creatures from JRR Tolkien’s mind. Amazon Prime has been putting the drums in the last few weeks and left small previews of what we will see in the new universe of ‘The Lord of the Rings’ such as the original soundtrack, JA Bayona giving the keys to the series or the producer debunking fan theories Now, the platform has announced that it will preview the first two chapters of the series (those directed by the Spanish director) in the cinemas of some countries.
To make the experience even more cinematic, Prime Video organized a total of 200 theaters in North America to preview “The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power” on August 31, two days before it arrives on the platform.. As reported by Variety, it can only be booked through a page created by the Cinemark cinema chain for the event. In addition to the United States and Canada, Amazon will also premiere its series in the United Kingdom, Ireland, Argentina, Colombia, Australia and New Zealand. Spain is not among the confirmed territories. With this movement, Prime Video will try to bring the theatrical experience closer to all those fans, both of the novels and of the trilogy directed by Peter Jackson.
The series was created by JD Payne and Patrick McKay, who serve as showrunners. The cast is led by Markella Kavenagh, Morfydd Clark, Joseph Mawle, Maxim Baldry, Robert Aramayo, Nazanin Boniadi, Owain Arthur and Ismael Cruz Córdova.. An inclusive cast, among other things, introducing racialized characters in various races of Middle-earth for the first time.
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Both HBO and Amazon know that the battle to turn their series into the next “Game of Thrones” and win the crown of the new medieval fantasy queen is about to begin. Both producers have announced that they have not left a row unfinished, either now or in future seasons.. If we were surprised to learn that the creators of “The Rings of Power” have had up to “last shot of the series” thought, now we’re not so surprised to find that the showrunners of “The House of the Dragon” already have a planned ending. “We have a very, very precise idea of where we want to go, but we can’t tell.”emphasized Miguel Sapochnik.
Source: E Cartelera
