But we got to the location on time and were greeted by the second assistant director, as well as our contact/chaperone from Abundant PR, James (Wilkins). The whole day proved to be a surreal, but fantastic one, as the freak snowstorms saw all kinds of train delays and panics (mostly from me after we left on one train, only to be returned to the same station we’d departed from half an hour ago). My dad literally made up excuses to go to Burger King at any given time just to make sure he eventually got the whole set.Just before Christmas, we were kindly offered the chance to come and see an action scene being filmed on the set of forthcoming independent Brit thriller, Cleanskin, which also afforded an interview with the film’s main star, one Sean Bean.įrom what we were told, Cleanskin portrays Sean Bean’s character, Ewan, a secret service agent with a personal vendetta, defining his path and a need to stop any form of terrorist activity, while at the same time it aims to portray the other side of terrorism, which shows how the character of Ash (Abhin Galeya) is turned towards terrorism, bucking the trend of taking a one dimensional approach to the subject. I also remember after Fellowship came out and Burger King was doing a promotion for the film with those collectable soundbite toys of the characters that you could link together to form the One Ring when you had the whole set. I was in the third grade when that happened. After I fell in love with Fellowship of the Ring and wanted to know what was going to happen next, my dad handed me his copies of the books and helped push me to read the whole trilogy (after reading The Hobbit first, of course) and understand it. Wellington into disarray, forcing at least 1 1/2 days ofīoromir is his best death scene all around, but Goldeneye is my other favorite.ĮDIT: I was just a kid in elementary school when the LOTR trilogy came out in theaters, but my dad had been a Tolkien nut ever since he was in high school in the 70's, so he took me to go see all three films when they all came out in theaters. Townsend'sĭismissal had thrown the first week of filming in Jane, Crimson Tide) to fill the vacated role. Negotiating with Viggo Mortensen (A Perfect Murder, GI Sources said the trilogy's producers were already Was made and the dumping filtered through to Reportedly ordered by Jackson over what a senior studioĮxecutive described as "director-actor creativeĬhemistry". The key role of Aragorn, was dumped on WednesdayĪnd left New Zealand the same day, insiders on the set Irish actor Stuart Townsend, who had been cast to play Was sensationally sacked after two days of filming. The cast and crew of Peter Jackson's Lord of the Ringsįilm project are reeling after one of the stars RINGS STAR FIRED AFTER JUST TWO DAYS OF FILMING
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