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(Andy Serkis is Gollum. Photo by Melissa Eagan)
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Andy Serkis’s work as Gollum in “The Lord of the Rings” began as just a three-week voiceover commission, but it turned into a five-year project. He is here to explain how he brought Gollum to life.
Andy Serkis’s work as Gollum in “The Lord of the Rings” began as just a three-week voiceover commission, but it turned into a five-year project. He is here to explain how he brought Gollum to life.
Andy Serkis
Andy Serkis has just written Gollum: A Behind the Scenes Guide of the Making of Gollum.
See the film’s website.
Music: Lord of the Rings: Return of the King: #1,9, 11, & 18 (composed by Howard Shore)
See the film’s website.
Music: Lord of the Rings: Return of the King: #1,9, 11, & 18 (composed by Howard Shore)
Ken Wells
The new book Herd on the Street: Animal Stories from The Wall Street Journal tells stories of depressed dogs, chimpanzees retired from the Air Force, and taste-tester cats. Ken Wells is the book’s editor.
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Read more about the book.
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Saadi Yacef
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