Since the release of the teaser trailer, The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power has gone unexpectedly quiet. However, now Amazon seems to be slowly but surely marketing for its by far largest and most expensive in-house production to start Last but not least, the fantasy series will start in September.
New images from Amazon’s Lord of the Rings series feature hobbits, dwarves, a snow troll and the Galadriel
Empire brings us the latest look at the upcoming Middle-earth adventure. Before further details are revealed in the latest issue of the film magazine, we should four cover variations who tell us more about The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power. On the first cover, Morfydd Clark is enthroned as the young Elf Galadriel.
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The second cover takes us into the realm of the dwarves.
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On the third cover we’re back in the Shire with the Hobbits.
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Finally, there is a concept art that shows us a snow troll.
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Finally we get some faces to the characters, whose heads were cut off on the Lord of the Rings series character posters. It’s high time: So far, the Amazon series has mostly kept a secret about who exactly we will follow through the Second Age of Middle-earth.
The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power opens on September 2, 2022 at Amazon.
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