The Lord of the Rings (BBC Dramatization)
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| Rating | : | 4.21 (535 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B005CDTU6A |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 146 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-10-10 |
| Language | : | English |
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(On the other hand, Sean Astin's accent and inflections as Sam are so similar to the audiobook's Bill Nighy's, one might suspect that Astin studied this recording before filming.) The 12th CD is devoted to a selection of songs from the books, set to original music. . Ian Holm (who appeared as Bilbo in the films) offers a mature, nuanced portrayal of Frodo that is far truer to the text than Elijah Wood's wide-eyed innocent approach. The radio version remains, in some ways, more faithful to the original trilogy. All rights reserved. Most of the dialogue is pure Tolkien, and the fine cast does it justice. From Publishers Weekly Originally broadcast in 1981 on BBC Radio, this full-cast adaptation of Tolkien's epic trilogy is justifiably regarded as a classic; unfortunately, in 2008, it faces inevitable comparison with Peter Jackson's films. (Sept.)Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. While Jackson had stunning visuals, purists may f
The Lord of the Rings (BBC Dramatization, Consumer Edition) I had trouble finding this information before purchasing, so I am providing it.As far as I can tell, this edition (The Lord of the Rings (BBC Dramatization, Consumer Edition) - black box, 12 CDs) is *almost* the same as the originally-released 13-episode version, which I have on cassette tapes and have listened to often. According to a wiki website, BBC released this first as 26 half-hour episodes, . A Little ol' gal from "Jaw-Ja" said The Lord of the Rings (BBC Dramatization, Consumer Edition). The Lord of the Rings (BBC Dramatization, Consumer Edition)This is a wonderful Radio/Audio Drama of Tolkien's famed "Lord of The Rings" trilogy. It is SO much better than the BBC's radio version of the "HOBBIT".Don't judge this set if you have only listened to the 1970's BBC Radio Drama of the Hobbit. Which has horrible sounding music ( like a dying moose ) and the sound effects were louder than th. A definite classic for LOTR fans earlybirdy I recorded this radio series from my receiver back in the 80's. I loved it then, and I listened to those cassette tapes many times until they could no longer be played. I was sad to have lost that series, and to my delight I found out that they had re-issued this on CD's. My husband and I were planning a road trip from east to west last summer, and I thought this would be a great way to pass the tim
The set includes The Fellowship of the Ring; The Two Towers; and The Return of the King. Tolkien's fantastic tale of Middle Earth. The set features Ian Holm as Frodo, Sir Michael Hordern as Gandalf, and Robert Stephens as Aragorn in J.R.R. Includes bonus music and a Middle-Earth map!Unabridged on 12 CDs. Undertaking the adaptation of Tolkien's best-known work was an enormous task, but with its first broadcast on BBC Radio 4 on March 8, 1981, this magical dramatization became an instant global classic