Filming has wrapped up Season 2 of Amazon’s massive series The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power. And even if the prime start of the continued fantasy epic will not take place until 2024, new information is already leaking out: Now we know, for example, about the cast of a character that we one of the most iconic scenes from The Fellowship of the Ring.
New Lord of the Rings cast opens the door to the film trilogy
Strictly speaking, the new Lord of the Rings cast for season 2 has been fixed since the end of 2022. But now the fan site Fellowship of Fans, known for its mostly reliable leaks, wants to have found out which role is linked to the newcomer of a British actor and comedian: Kevin Eldon plays the dwarf Narvi.
After the hairy Lord of the Rings return of a major movie foe and imminent reunion with Galadriel’s husband Celeborn, Amazon’s The Power of the Rings season 2 beats it once again Bridge to Frodo’s Adventures thousands of years later. Because although Narvi Lord of the Rings film fans without too much Tolkien background knowledge probably seems unknown at first glance, there is more to it:
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Played by Kevin Eldon, Narvi isn’t just a stonemason, he’s a stonemason Friend of Celebrimbor (Charles Edwards), who we met in Season 1 of the Lord of the Rings series as an Elvish ringsmith. According to JRR Tolkien, the dwarf and the elf have in common the created famous secret door to Moria.
This stone Moria access is the one about their riddles “Speak, friend, and enter”Gandalf racks his brains in The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring until Frodo comes up with the solution: The glowing west gate on the lake shore can be opened with the Elvish word for friend (Mellon’ as a code word.
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The Lord of the Rings: West Gate of Moria aka The Doors of Durin
Also known as the “Doors of Durin”, the making of this entrance will be the focus of Season 2 of The Lord of the Rings. The full gate inscription also reveals the collaboration of stonemason and typesetter in Frodo’s time: “I, Narvi, made them. Celebrimbor von Hulsten drew these letters.”
Kevin Eldon in Lord of the Rings series: What does Narvis cast in Season 2 of The Rings of Power mean?
The Lord of the Rings cast of Narvi is interesting for a number of reasons: First, it shows a flourishing Elvish-Dwarven collaboration that culminated in the region of Eregion (aka Hulsten) and Ringsmiths. – Although it is the major battle announced for season 2 should not be about Sauron’s siege of Eregion without reason.
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Lord of the Rings series: Celebrimbor meets Narvi in season 2
On the other hand, it brings together Celebrimbor and Narvi after Legolas and Gimli as well as Elrond (Robert Aramayo) and Durin IV (Owain Arthur). new elf dwarf friendship vicinity. How well the unusual relationship between two Middle-earth peoples who have actually been enemies for a long time already worked in season 1 was proven not least by their rise to new Lord of the Rings fan favourites. Now Season 2 of The Rings of Power will have to show if that feat can be repeated.
By the way, if new Middle-earth actor Kevin Eldon looks familiar to you, that’s probably because you’ve seen him in movies like Hot Fuzz or Four Lions. He is also known to fantasy and series fans from Netflix’s Shadow and Bone and three episodes of Game of Thrones.
The Rings of Power: Lord of the Rings Series Podcast with Season 2 Preview
In the grand finale of Episodes 7 and 8, Amazon’s The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power solves the greatest mysteries of Season 1. We discuss the revelations and take a look ahead at what promises the show is already making for Season 2.
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From hidden Lord of the Rings references to promised new characters joining Galadriel and Sauron, we take a close look at the season ending, covering the best and worst moments alike.
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