JRR Tolkien’s universe returns. Fantasy returns on a large scale. The most radiant adventure returns. Unique characters return. The spectacular action returns. Impossible maps are back. The heroes and heroines are back. The big bad and the bad guys come back. The emotion returns. Back to the epic. “The Lord of the Rings” is back. Although yes, on a small screen and looking back in time.
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1 Morfydd Clark as Galadriel
A priori, if we have just the previews that we have been able to see, this version of the unforgettable elf Galadriel, of the Noldor clan, indicates the great protagonist of ‘The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power’. A responsibility that actress Morfydd Clark must carry on her shoulders, as well as taking into account that it is Cate Blanchett who gives her the testimony.
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Two Robert Aramayo in the role of Elrond
After counting on the massive presence of Hugo Weaving in his favor in Peter Jackson’s initial trilogy, Elrond returns to our lives with the face of Robert Aramayo, a British performer of Spanish descent, who we could also see as a young Eddard Star in ‘Game of Thrones’. A character that we will still meet far from his status as Lord of Rivendell, which increases our interest for having known the steps that brought him to that illustrious point.
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3 Cynthia Addai-Robinson in the role of Miriel
First wife of High King Finwë and mother of Fëano, the elf of the Noldor clan will appear in “The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power” as queen of Númenor and as one of the most mysterious characters in the series. The only certainty about her? The undeniable presence in your favor Cynthia Addai-Robinson.
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4 Maxim Baldry in the role of Isildur
Elendil’s eldest son, Isildur founded the Kingdom of Gondor with his brother Anárion. With this data it should be enough to feel that unique nerve generated by the recognition of characters, moments and emotions of the original trilogy. It will be difficult to control the illusion before its every appearance.
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5 Markella Kavenagh as Elanor Brandyfoot
The closest thing to a hobbit we will find in “The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power”. Elanor Brandyfoot, also known as Nori, will go on an adventure when she discovers a mysterious person hiding near the place where a meteorite crashed into the earth. yes, young people Brandyfoot has all it takes to become one of the favorite characters of the series.
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6 Benjamin Walker as Gilgalad
Attention, big words. Gil-galad, played by Benjamin Walker, a young actor I hope this series puts in his rightful place, is nothing more and nothing less than the Supreme King of the Noldor himself in the Second Age. To get to know him better, nothing better than remembering the verses recited by the unforgettable Samwise Gamyi on the figure of him:
Gil-Galad was a king of the elves;
the troubadours complained about their fate
of the last free and beautiful kingdom
between the mountains and the ocean.
The king’s sword was long and the spear sharp,
and from a distance the gleaming hull could be seen;
and in the silver shield they were reflected
the countless stars of the fields of heaven.
But a long time ago he went away,
and no one knows where he lives now;
Gil-Galad’s star fell into darkness
of Mordor, the land of shadows.
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7 Owain Arthur as Durin IV
Another character of clear importance in “The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power”. Durin is a dwarf, king of the House of Durin, the fourth of that name, who ruled the great underground city of Khazad-dûm, you know ?, between the end of the Second and the beginning of the Third Age of the Sun. The one we encountered filled with darkness and darkness from Peter Jackson’s hand promises to be a resplendent and captivating place in the series. And Durin our dream guest.
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8 Ismael Cruz Cordova in the role of Arondir
Wood Elf who lives in the eastern forests of Middle-earth, Arondir points out, just look at the photo that illustrates this text and the few moments we were able to enjoy in the previews, a kind of new Legolas. Let’s hope, yes, that Ismael Cruz Córdova’s interpretative talent is a little above Orlando Bloom.
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9 Nazanin Boniadi as Bronwyn
After being part of famous series such as “Homeland”, “How I Met Your Mother”, “Suits: The Key to Success” or “Grey’s Anatomy”, Nazanin Boniadi lands in Middle-earth to play Bronwyn, a character created exclusively to “The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power” whose clandestine relationship with Arondir promises moments of romance and suffering of true height.
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10 Sophia Nomvete as Disa
Another unreleased character for ‘The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power’ will also be Disa the first dwarf woman we will see on screen in this universe. Office? Princess of Khazad-dûm.
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eleven Charlie Vickers is Halbrand
Son of Halbaron, North Ranger, and his wife Evonyn, Charlie Vickers’ Halbrand was also cousin of Aragorn himself, which automatically makes him one of the best characters in “The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power”. Your moments with Galadriel are also eagerly awaited.
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12 Lenny Henry is Zadok Burrows
Zadok Burrows is the chief of the Pelosi tribe, a precursor branch of the hobbits. Being another character created specifically for “The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power”, little or nothing is known about the adventure he will have to play in the series.
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13 Charles Edwards as Celebrimbor
No more unreleased characters with Celebrimos, Tolkien’s creation for “The Silmarillion”. Played by Charles Edwards, we are faced with a very powerful blacksmith who played a vital role both in forging the Rings of Power as in the War of the Elves against Sauron.
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Rarely has there been such a great expectation before the arrival of a new series like the one that characterized the months leading up to the premiere of ‘The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power’. With previous reviews that assure us a proposal (almost) at the height of its monumental cinematographic precedent and the ever-sharp knife of this world’s devotees alert to any failure to tear it down mercilessly, the work created by Patrick McKay and John D. Payne has everything, absolutely everything, to become a constant piece of cultural conversation throughout the coming weeks. .
With JA Bayona in the direction during his opening lines, “The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power” will also test us on what it has to do with memory. And it is that, once again, we find ourselves in front of it a significant number of characters who should know each other a little before delving into their respective stories. Yes, let’s go back to Middle-earth.
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