Now that I’m back from Italy, I’ve been catching up with the many little pieces of Hobbit-project news that have come out since my departure on June 25. Of course Guillermo Del Toro has been helping to publicize Hellboy II: The Golden Army, and of course just about every interviewer asked him about The Hobbit.
If you’ve read the fourth chapter of The Frodo Franchise, where I discuss press junkets and interviews, you’ll know that these interviews often include the same frequently asked questions over and over. Watching or reading the interviews that have appeared over the past three weeks or so, it’s obvious he has his answers ready and can deliver them very articulately. As GDT said in his chat with Quint on Ain’t It Cool News (July 12),
It’s in the early stages of investigation and I have never been asked so many questions about a project that hasn’t been started or a script that is not written and it’s natural, but I’ve been dealing with it since w...
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The family theme for this season is understanding the impact of suffering on our lives. As I have sought God’s guidance in home schooling and shaping these very impressionable minds, I have noticed a remarkable answer from God. All the literature I have been lead to deals with the theme of suffering, perseverance, and triumph. But it doesn’t stop there. Triumph in and of itself is not the end. Triumph leads to impact, influence, and world change.Â
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The New Zealand air force searched for 29 fishermen Thursday (20 Nov) after the charred remains of their boat was found abandoned near the South Pacific island nation of Kiribati.
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I need to thank Trauma for preparing Jonathan Ley style maps for the Te Araroa, which I guess I will be the first person to test out. I also want to thank Gary Turner for getting me updated NZ topos for my Garmin GPS. And
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A Conversation with Rick Porras, Part 3
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As we all know, New Line Cinema is hoping to make The Golden Compass the beginning of a new franchise trilogy on the scale of The Lord of the Rings. I’ve blogged about how the studio has been replicating as closely as possible its tactics for promoting The Fellowship of the Ring back in 2001: preview and party at Cannes, similar graphics for the promotional material, and so on.
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