The Lord of the Rings - The Motion Picture Trilogy, Elijah Wood, DVD

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Closed Caption; The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring:; Revealing the Secrets Behind the Production of the Epic Adventure: "Welcome to Middle-earth," "Quest for the Ring," "A Passage to Middle-earth"; Featurettes created for lordoftherings.net, exploring the locales and cultures of Middle-earth: "Finding Hobbiton," "Hobbiton Comes Alive," "Believing the World of Bree," "Ringwraths: The Fallen Kings," "Rivendel: The Elven Refuge," "Languages of Middle-earth," "Two Wizards," "Music of Middle-earth," "Elijah Wood," "Viggo Mortensen," "Orlando Bloom," "Cate Blanchett," "Liv Tyler," "Ian McKellan," and "Weathertop: The Windy Hill"; Exclusive ten-minute behind-the-scenes preview of The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers; Original theatrical trailers and TV spots; Enya "May it Be" music video; Preview of Electronic Arts' video game The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers; An inside look at the Special Extended DVD Edition of The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring; DVD-ROM Content: Exclusive online content; ; The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers:; In-depth programs revealing the secrets behind the production of the epic adventure: "On the Set - The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers" and "Return to Middle-earth"; A short film directed by Sean Astin: "The Long and Short of It"; The Making of "The Long and Short of It "; Featurettes created for lordoftherings.net, taking a closer look at the people and places of Middle-earth: "Forces of Darkness," "Designing the Sounds of Middle-earth," "Edoras: The Rohan Capitol," "Creatures of Middle-earth," "Gandalf the White," "Arms and Armor," "The Battle of Helm's Deep," "Bringing Gollum to Life" ; Exclusive ten-minute behind-the-scenes preview of The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King ; Original theatrical trailers and TV spots ; "Gollum's Song" music video by Emiliana Torrini ; Preview of Electronic Arts' video game The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King ; An inside look at the Special Extended DVD Edition of The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers ; DVD-ROM content: Exclusive online content ; ; The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King:; In-depth programs: "The Quest Fulfilled: A Director's Vision," "A Filmmaker's Journey: Making The Return of the King," "National Geographic Special - The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King" ; Featurettes created for lordoftherings.net, taking a closer look at the people and places of Middle-earth: "Aragorn's Destiny," "Minas Tirith: Capital of Gondor," "The Battle of Pelennor Fields," "Samwise the Brave," "�owyn: White Lady of Rohan," and "Digital Horse Doubles" ; Original theatrical trailers and TV spots ; The Lord of the Rings trilogy supertrailer ; A special look at Electronic Arts' The Lord of the Rings series of video games; DVD-ROM content: Exclusive online content

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Scene Index

Side #1 -- The Fellowship of the Ring
1. Prologue: One Ring to Rule Them All...
2. The Shire
3. Very Old Friends
4. A Long-Expected Party
5. Farewell, Dear Bilbo
6. Keep It Secret, Keep It Safe
7. The Account of Isildur
8. The Shadow of the Past
9. Saruman the White
10. A Shortcut to Mushrooms
11. Bucklebury Ferry
12. At the Sign of the Prancing Pony
13. The Nazg�l
14. The Spoiling of Isengard
15. A Knife in the Dark
16. The Caverns of Isengard
17. Flight to the Ford
18. Rivendell
19. Many Meetings
20. The Fate of the Ring
21. The Sword That Was Broken
22. The Evenstar
23. The Council of Elrond
24. Bilbo's Gifts
25. The Ring Goes South
26. The Pass of Caradhras
27. Moria
28. A Journey in the Dark
29. Balin's Tomb
30. The Bridge of Khazad-D�m
31. Lothl�rien
32. The Mirror of Galadriel
33. The Fighting Uruk-hai
34. Farewell to L�rien
35. The Great River
36. Parth Galen
37. The Breaking of the Fellowship
38. The Departure of Boromir
39. The Road Goes Ever On...
40. Credits
Side #3 -- The Two Towers
1. The Foundations of Stone
2. The Taming of Sm�agol
3. The Uruk-hai
4. The Three Hunters
5. The Burning of the Westfold
6. The Banishment of �omer
7. On the Trail of the Uruk-hai
8. Night Camp at Fangorn
9. The Riders of Rohan
10. Traces of Merry and Pippin
11. Treebeard
12. The Passage of the Marshes
13. The White Rider
14. Fangorn Forest
15. The Black Gate Is Closed
16. The King of the Golden Hall
17. Simbelmyn� on the Burial Mounds
18. The King's Decision
19. A Daughter of Kings
20. Exodus From Edoras
21. The Forests of Ithilien
22. Gollum and Sm�agol
23. Of Herbs and Stewed Rabbit
24. Dwarf Women
25. The Evenstar
26. The Wolves of Isengard
27. Helm's Deep
28. Isengard Unleashed
29. The Grace of the Valar
30. Arwen's Fate
31. The Story Foreseen From L�rien
32. The Window on the West
33. The Forbidden Pool
34. Aragorn's Return
35. Entmoot
36. The Glittering Caves
37. "Where Is the Horse and the Rider?"
38. The Host of the Eldar
39. The Battle of the Hornburg
40. Old Entish
41. The Breach of the Deeping Wall
42. The Entmoot Decides
43. Retreat to the Hornburg
44. Master Peregrin's Plan
45. Osgiliath
46. The Last March of the Ents
47. The Nazg�l Attack
48. Forth Eorlingas
49. The Flooding of Isengard
50. The Tales That Really Mattered...
51. "The Battle for Middle-Earth Is About to Begin"
52. Gollum's Plan
53. End Credits
Side #5 -- The Return of the King
1. The Finding of the Ring
2. Journey to the Cross-Roads
3. The Road to Isengard
4. Return to Edoras
5. Gollum's Villainy
6. The Palantir
7. Arwen's Vision
8. The Reforging of Narsil
9. Minas Tirith
10. "The Deep Breath Before the Plunge"
11. Minas Morgul
12. "The Board Is Set..."
13. Osgiliath Invaded
14. The Lighting of the Beacons
15. Th�oden's Decision
16. The Fall of Osgiliath
17. The Stairs of Cirith Ungol
18. Allegiance to Denethor
19. The Parting of Sam and Frodo
20. The Sacrifice of Faramir
21. Marshalling at Dunharrow
22. And�ril - Flame of the West
23. Aragorn Takes the Paths of the Dead
24. "No More Despair"
25. Dwimorberg - The Haunted Mountain
26. The Muster of Rohan
27. The King of the Dead
28. The Siege of Gondor
29. Shelob's Lair
30. Grond - The Hammer of the Underworld
31. The Tomb of the Stewards
32. Breaking the Gate of Gondor
33. The Choices of Master Samwise
34. Denethor's Madness
35. The Ride of the Rohirrim
36. The Pyre of Denethor
37. The Battle of the Pelennor Fields
38. "A Far Green Country"
39. The Nazg�l and His Prey
40. The Black Ships
41. Shieldmaiden of Rohan
42. Victory at Minas Tirith
43. The Passing of Th�oden
44. Oaths Fulfilled
45. The Tower of Cirith Ungol
46. The Last Debate
47. The Land of Shadow
48. The Black Gate Opens
49. "I Can't Carry It for You... but I Can Carry You"
50. The Last Move
51. Mount Doom
52. "The Eagles Are Coming!"
53. The Crack of Doom
54. Sauron Defeated
55. The End of All Things
56. The Fellowship Reunited
57. The Return of the King
58. Homeward Bound
59. The Grey Havens
60. End Credits

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Editorial Reviews

J.R.R. Tolkien's fabled Ring trilogy, originally published in the 1950s, set a new standard for fantasy fiction -- and its Oscar-winning live-action adaptation does the same for movies of the sword-and-sorcery genre. Perhaps the most eagerly awaited fantasy film of all time and nearly five years in the making, The Fellowship of the Ring captures the spirit of Tolkien's Middle-earth saga far more faithfully than its millions of fans dared hope. (Ralph Bakshi offered an animated adaptation in 1978, but to a much less rousing response.) The story begins as elderly hobbit Bilbo Baggins (Ian Holm) relinquishes possession of his most valuable keepsake, a golden ring possessing magical powers, to his youthful heir, Frodo (Elijah Wood). Charged with casting the ring into the fires from which it was forged, the young hobbit begins an arduous trek across Middle-earth, accompanied by a sturdy band that includes his best friend, Sam Gamgee (Sean Astin), the mercurial wizard Gandalf (Ian McKellen), the haunted warrior Aragorn (Viggo Mortensen), and the blustery dwarf Gimli (John Rhys-Davies), among others. Opposed by treacherous sorcerer Saruman (Christopher Lee) and the demonic emissaries of the Dark Lord, Sauron, this continuously embattled Fellowship makes its way slowly toward the cruel land of Mordor. Studded with remarkable action sequences enhanced by state-of-the-art computer effects, Fellowship is a veritable feast for eye and ear. Director Peter Jackson shot the film in his native New Zealand, where he found stunning, picturesque locations in which to set his scenes. These marvelous natural settings combine with the beautifully crafted sets, costumes, makeup, and props to convincingly bring Tolkien's mythical world to life. The actors, one and all, play their roles as if they were born to them; even such briefly seen stars as Cate Blanchett (elf queen Galadriel) and Liv Tyler (elf maiden Arwen) perform with panache. Fellowship departs from the sacred texts in a number of ways, but Jackson's movie replicates the trilogy's first book faithfully. A rousing adventure-fantasy that will delight Tolkien devotees and newbies alike, this is truly an unforgettable film -- one that will yield new pleasures with each viewing, and which therefore belongs in every video collection. Ed Hulse, Barnes & Noble

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January 29, 2007: The Fellowship is the first to taking us into the world of Middle Earth hence the One Ring of Sauron and the Fellowship is then formed. In the Two Towers the journey continues but the band have seperated thus meet up with the people of rohan and set out for the battle of helm's deep and gollum as well steps in. In the Return of the King, the journey comes close to its climatic showdown between the forces of good vs. evil as the battle is now in the land of gondor and of finally being rid of the ring of power once and for all.

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August 19, 2006: These are the best movies that i have ever enjoyed. Everything was so well done, I got these movie for Christmas and since then, i've watched them every chance i can get. I can't wait to get the extended versions and watch those for hours of pleasure and enjoyment. Highly recommended. These books and movies were very well thought out.

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J.R.R. Tolkien's fabled Ring trilogy, originally published in the 1950s, set a new standard for fantasy fiction -- and its Oscar-winning live-action adaptation does the same for movies of the sword-and-sorcery genre. Perhaps the most eagerly awaited fantasy film of all time and nearly five years in the making, The Fellowship of the Ring captures the spirit of Tolkien's Middle-earth saga far more faithfully than its millions of fans dared hope. (Ralph Bakshi offered an animated adaptation in 1978, but to a much less rousing response.) The story begins as elderly hobbit Bilbo Baggins (Ian Holm) relinquishes possession of his most valuable keepsake, a golden ring possessing magical powers, to his youthful heir, Frodo (Elijah Wood). Charged with casting the ring into the fires from which it was forged, the young hobbit begins an arduous trek across Middle-earth, accompanied by a sturdy band that includes his best friend, Sam Gamgee (Sean Astin), the mercurial wizard Gandalf (Ian McKellen), the haunted warrior Aragorn (Viggo Mortensen), and the blustery dwarf Gimli (John Rhys-Davies), among others. Opposed by treacherous sorcerer Saruman (Christopher Lee) and the demonic emissaries of the Dark Lord, Sauron, this continuously embattled Fellowship makes its way slowly toward the cruel land of Mordor. Studded with remarkable action sequences enhanced by state-of-the-art computer effects, Fellowship is a veritable feast for eye and ear. Director Peter Jackson shot the film in his native New Zealand, where he found stunning, picturesque locations in which to set his scenes. These marvelous natural settings combine with the beautifully crafted sets, costumes, makeup, and props to convincingly bring Tolkien's mythical world to life. The actors, one and all, play their roles as if they were born to them; even such briefly seen stars as Cate Blanchett (elf queen Galadriel) and Liv Tyler (elf maiden Arwen) perform with panache. Fellowship departs from the sacred texts in a number of ways, but Jackson's movie replicates the trilogy's first book faithfully. A rousing adventure-fantasy that will delight Tolkien devotees and newbies alike, this is truly an unforgettable film -- one that will yield new pleasures with each viewing, and which therefore belongs in every video collection. Ed Hulse

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The second part of this epic trilogy, based on the perennially bestselling fantasy novels by J.R.R. Tolkien, not only meets but surpasses the high standards set by the initial film, The Fellowship of the Ring. Director Peter Jackson, working from a masterfully adapted script by Frances Walsh, condenses the second book's narrative in a way that captures all the highlights and eliminates the dragging spots. The result is a truly spectacular movie, crammed with action and darker in tone than its predecessor. The story initially focuses on the hobbits Frodo Baggins (played by Elijah Wood) and Sam Gamgee (Sean Astin), who press on toward Mordor and the ultimate disposition of the magical ring they reluctantly bear. Our attention is subsequently directed toward other members of the Fellowship -- human Aragorn (Viggo Mortensen), elf Legolas (Orlando Bloom), and dwarf Gimli (John Rhys-Davies) -- who join forces with a group of humans besieged by demon warriors commanded by the malevolent Lord Saruman (Christopher Lee). Utilizing spectacular New Zealand locations, Jackson's production has enormous scope and majesty, but the director never loses sight of his characters, whose personalities are fully crystallized here. The acting is of a uniformly high caliber, with octogenarian Lee and newly minted genre stalwart Ian McKellen (returning as the wizard Gandalf) edging out their younger costars for top honors. Computer-generated effects are employed generously, but rather than dominating, the action they complement it. A movie that is truly dazzling in every way, The Two Towers builds mammoth anticipation for the trilogy's conclusion, The Return of the King. Ed Hulse

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The third and most spectacular installment of Peter Jackson's remarkable Lord of the Rings trilogy builds to a climax of almost endurable suspense as Middle-earth is rocked by the prospect of impending Armageddon -- an all-out war that can only be prevented by two lowly hobbits. Frodo (Elijah Wood) and Sam (Sean Astin) follow the treacherous Gollum (Andy Serkis) to Mount Doom, into whose fiery core must be hurled the all-powerful ring. Meanwhile, as Gandalf (Ian McKellen) and Pippin (Billy Boyd) cast their lot with the besieged inhabitants of Gondor, the remaining members of the Fellowship -- Aragorn (Viggo Mortensen), Legolas (Orlando Bloom), and Gimli (John Rhys-Davies) -- attempt to recruit the spirit warriors of Cursed Mountains in the final conflict against Sauron. Return of the King reaps the benefit of narrative seeds sown in the previous two installments: The characters and conflicts having been well established in Fellowship of the Ring and The Two Towers, Jackson resolves everything in King on a grand scale that old-school filmmakers would never have imagined possible. Computer-generated special effects account for many of the film's visual delights, but this superb director invests the proceedings with intense emotions as well, and once the final battle has been decided he presents a protracted but satisfying denouement that ties up all the loose ends. Perfection is nearly impossible to attain in any human endeavor, but with this film Jackson has come as close to it as anybody in motion-picture history. We're hard pressed to imagine anybody else having realized a live-action version of J. R. R. Tolkien's story with as much imagination, expertise, and feeling. King swept this year's Oscars for good reason -- it's a stunning, unforgettable work that has already taken its place in cinema history. Jackson's Special Extended Edition adds 50-minutes to the theatrical cut of the film. Ed Hulse

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Closed Caption; The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring:; Revealing the Secrets Behind the Production of the Epic Adventure: "Welcome to Middle-earth," "Quest for the Ring," "A Passage to Middle-earth"; Featurettes created for lordoftherings.net, exploring the locales and cultures of Middle-earth: "Finding Hobbiton," "Hobbiton Comes Alive," "Believing the World of Bree," "Ringwraths: The Fallen Kings," "Rivendel: The Elven Refuge," "Languages of Middle-earth," "Two Wizards," "Music of Middle-earth," "Elijah Wood," "Viggo Mortensen," "Orlando Bloom," "Cate Blanchett," "Liv Tyler," "Ian McKellan," and "Weathertop: The Windy Hill"; Exclusive ten-minute behind-the-scenes preview of The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers; Original theatrical trailers and TV spots; Enya "May it Be" music video; Preview of Electronic Arts' video game The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers; An inside look at the Special Extended DVD Edition of The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring; DVD-ROM Content: Exclusive online content; ; The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers:; In-depth programs revealing the secrets behind the production of the epic adventure: "On the Set - The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers" and "Return to Middle-earth"; A short film directed by Sean Astin: "The Long and Short of It"; The Making of "The Long and Short of It "; Featurettes created for lordoftherings.net, taking a closer look at the people and places of Middle-earth: "Forces of Darkness," "Designing the Sounds of Middle-earth," "Edoras: The Rohan Capitol," "Creatures of Middle-earth," "Gandalf the White," "Arms and Armor," "The Battle of Helm's Deep," "Bringing Gollum to Life" ; Exclusive ten-minute behind-the-scenes preview of The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King ; Original theatrical trailers and TV spots ; "Gollum's Song" music video by Emiliana Torrini ; Preview of Electronic Arts' video game The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King ; An inside look at the Special Extended DVD Edition of The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers ; DVD-ROM content: Exclusive online content ; ; The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King:; In-depth programs: "The Quest Fulfilled: A Director's Vision," "A Filmmaker's Journey: Making The Return of the King," "National Geographic Special - The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King" ; Featurettes created for lordoftherings.net, taking a closer look at the people and places of Middle-earth: "Aragorn's Destiny," "Minas Tirith: Capital of Gondor," "The Battle of Pelennor Fields," "Samwise the Brave," "�owyn: White Lady of Rohan," and "Digital Horse Doubles" ; Original theatrical trailers and TV spots ; The Lord of the Rings trilogy supertrailer ; A special look at Electronic Arts' The Lord of the Rings series of video games; DVD-ROM content: Exclusive online content

Scene Index

Side #1 -- The Fellowship of the Ring
1. Prologue: One Ring to Rule Them All...
2. The Shire
3. Very Old Friends
4. A Long-Expected Party
5. Farewell, Dear Bilbo
6. Keep It Secret, Keep It Safe
7. The Account of Isildur
8. The Shadow of the Past
9. Saruman the White
10. A Shortcut to Mushrooms
11. Bucklebury Ferry
12. At the Sign of the Prancing Pony
13. The Nazg�l
14. The Spoiling of Isengard
15. A Knife in the Dark
16. The Caverns of Isengard
17. Flight to the Ford
18. Rivendell
19. Many Meetings
20. The Fate of the Ring
21. The Sword That Was Broken
22. The Evenstar
23. The Council of Elrond
24. Bilbo's Gifts
25. The Ring Goes South
26. The Pass of Caradhras
27. Moria
28. A Journey in the Dark
29. Balin's Tomb
30. The Bridge of Khazad-D�m
31. Lothl�rien
32. The Mirror of Galadriel
33. The Fighting Uruk-hai
34. Farewell to L�rien
35. The Great River
36. Parth Galen
37. The Breaking of the Fellowship
38. The Departure of Boromir
39. The Road Goes Ever On...
40. Credits
Side #3 -- The Two Towers
1. The Foundations of Stone
2. The Taming of Sm�agol
3. The Uruk-hai
4. The Three Hunters
5. The Burning of the Westfold
6. The Banishment of �omer
7. On the Trail of the Uruk-hai
8. Night Camp at Fangorn
9. The Riders of Rohan
10. Traces of Merry and Pippin
11. Treebeard
12. The Passage of the Marshes
13. The White Rider
14. Fangorn Forest
15. The Black Gate Is Closed
16. The King of the Golden Hall
17. Simbelmyn� on the Burial Mounds
18. The King's Decision
19. A Daughter of Kings
20. Exodus From Edoras
21. The Forests of Ithilien
22. Gollum and Sm�agol
23. Of Herbs and Stewed Rabbit
24. Dwarf Women
25. The Evenstar
26. The Wolves of Isengard
27. Helm's Deep
28. Isengard Unleashed
29. The Grace of the Valar
30. Arwen's Fate
31. The Story Foreseen From L�rien
32. The Window on the West
33. The Forbidden Pool
34. Aragorn's Return
35. Entmoot
36. The Glittering Caves
37. "Where Is the Horse and the Rider?"
38. The Host of the Eldar
39. The Battle of the Hornburg
40. Old Entish
41. The Breach of the Deeping Wall
42. The Entmoot Decides
43. Retreat to the Hornburg
44. Master Peregrin's Plan
45. Osgiliath
46. The Last March of the Ents
47. The Nazg�l Attack
48. Forth Eorlingas
49. The Flooding of Isengard
50. The Tales That Really Mattered...
51. "The Battle for Middle-Earth Is About to Begin"
52. Gollum's Plan
53. End Credits
Side #5 -- The Return of the King
1. The Finding of the Ring
2. Journey to the Cross-Roads
3. The Road to Isengard
4. Return to Edoras
5. Gollum's Villainy
6. The Palantir
7. Arwen's Vision
8. The Reforging of Narsil
9. Minas Tirith
10. "The Deep Breath Before the Plunge"
11. Minas Morgul
12. "The Board Is Set..."
13. Osgiliath Invaded
14. The Lighting of the Beacons
15. Th�oden's Decision
16. The Fall of Osgiliath
17. The Stairs of Cirith Ungol
18. Allegiance to Denethor
19. The Parting of Sam and Frodo
20. The Sacrifice of Faramir
21. Marshalling at Dunharrow
22. And�ril - Flame of the West
23. Aragorn Takes the Paths of the Dead
24. "No More Despair"
25. Dwimorberg - The Haunted Mountain
26. The Muster of Rohan
27. The King of the Dead
28. The Siege of Gondor
29. Shelob's Lair
30. Grond - The Hammer of the Underworld
31. The Tomb of the Stewards
32. Breaking the Gate of Gondor
33. The Choices of Master Samwise
34. Denethor's Madness
35. The Ride of the Rohirrim
36. The Pyre of Denethor
37. The Battle of the Pelennor Fields
38. "A Far Green Country"
39. The Nazg�l and His Prey
40. The Black Ships
41. Shieldmaiden of Rohan
42. Victory at Minas Tirith
43. The Passing of Th�oden
44. Oaths Fulfilled
45. The Tower of Cirith Ungol
46. The Last Debate
47. The Land of Shadow
48. The Black Gate Opens
49. "I Can't Carry It for You... but I Can Carry You"
50. The Last Move
51. Mount Doom
52. "The Eagles Are Coming!"
53. The Crack of Doom
54. Sauron Defeated
55. The End of All Things
56. The Fellowship Reunited
57. The Return of the King
58. Homeward Bound
59. The Grey Havens
60. End Credits

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Performance Credits
Elijah Wood (Films)(Biography)		Frodo Baggins
Ian McKellen (Films)(Biography)		Gandalf the Grey/White
Viggo Mortensen (Films)(Biography)		Aragorn
Sean Astin (Films)(Biography)		Samwise Gamgee
John Rhys-Davies		Gimli
Christopher Lee		Saruman
Billy Boyd		Pippin
Dominic Monaghan		Meriadoc Brandybuck
Orlando Bloom		Legolas
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Peter Jackson		Director

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