The Lord Of The Rings: The Fellowship Of The Ring 2001
Genres: Action Epic, Adventure Epic, Dark Fantasy, Epic, Fantasy Epic, Quest, Sword & Sorcery, Adventure, Drama, Fantasy, Adaptation, Ambitious, Authentic Emotion, Character Development, Cinematography, Epic, Friendship, Production Design, Special Effects, Worldbuilding
Country: GoofsMany Viewers Spotted A Car In The Background Of The Theatrical Version When Sam Says That He Is Now The Furthest He Has Ever Been From Home. In A 1 December 2003 Newsweek Article, Director Peter Jackson Confirmed This, And Revealed The Car Had Been Removed Digitally For The DVD Release. Jackson Says: "We Actually Didn't Know About The Car Until We Were Cutting The Movie. The Smoke And Dust Wasn't So Bad Because There Was Already Lots Of It Around, But The Bloody Windshield Was Reflecting The Sun Back Into The Camera Lens. So We Erased It For The DVD. I Think Some People Were Upset Because They Tried To Show It To Their Friends And It Was Gone." (The Infamous Car Can Be Seen On The "Academy DVD" Which Was Created For The Oscar Jurors And Leaked On The Internet. Also, The Unaltered Shot With The Car Appearing In It Is Contained In The Bonus Material Of The SEE DVD - The Feature About The Film Score.) United States
Director: Peter Jackson
Duration: Pg-13 2h 58m
Year: 2001
Actors: Elijah Wood, Ian McKellen, Orlando Bloom, Alan Howard, Noel Appleby, Sean Astin, Sala Baker, Sean Bean, Billy Boyd, Andy Serkis, Marton Csokas, Viggo Mortensen, Megan Edwards, Michael Elsworth, Cate Blanchett, Mark Ferguson, Ian Holm, Christopher Lee
Storyline:
A Meek Hobbit From The Shire And Eight Companions Set Out On A Journey To Destroy The Powerful One Ring And Save Middle-earth From The Dark Lord Sauron. A Meek Hobbit From The Shire And Eight Companions Set Out On A Journey To Destroy The Powerful One Ring And Save Middle-earth From The Dark Lord Sauron. A Meek Hobbit From The Shire And Eight Companions Set Out On A Journey To Destroy The Powerful One Ring And Save Middle-earth From The Dark Lord Sauron. Release: December 19, 2001 (United States)