Thomas Imbert
–Head of Section – Infotainment
From Middle-earth to the far reaches of the Star Wars galaxy, passing through the jungles of Jurassic Park, he never refuses a small trip to the greatest sagas of cinema. Child of the 90s, creator of Give Me Five and Big Fan Theory, he has been writing for DashFUN since 2010.
Giant rabbits, a hedgehog named Sébastien, an overly hasty end… Back to 5 details of the “Hobbit” and the “Lord of the Rings” which have more or less divided the fans.
1. A hedgehog named Sébastien
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Interpreted by Sylvester McCoy in the saga of Peter Jackson, the magician Radagast the Brown, friend of animals, has been able to confuse more than one. Indeed, while he was rather supposed to appear in the first part of The Lord of the Rings – it was he who organized Gandalf’s escape when the latter was prisoner of Saruman in Tolkien’s work – he strangely holds a place choice in the Hobbit trilogy (whereas the original book only mentioned it in a conversation).
His presence in the first part, moreover, would undoubtedly have been a little better received if he had not taken it into his head to take care of an adorable hedgehog called … Sebastien. A name that was particularly unexpected in Middle-earth, and which took us out of the film for a moment, it must be said.
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That we are talking about Hobbit or Lord of the Rings, the two trilogies of Peter Jackson adapted from the work of Tolkien, although they are generally very popular, sometimes contain details that some fans don’t like. From the improbable appearance of Radagast le Brun to the dizzying waterfalls of Legolas, here are 5 elements that sometimes provoked strong reactions among the spectators.
Thomas Imbert
–Head of Section – Infotainment
From Middle-earth to the far reaches of the Star Wars galaxy, passing through the jungles of Jurassic Park, he never refuses a small trip to the greatest sagas of cinema. Child of the 90s, creator of Give Me Five and Big Fan Theory, he has been writing for DashFUN since 2010.
Giant rabbits, a hedgehog named Sébastien, an overly hasty end… Back to 5 details of the “Hobbit” and the “Lord of the Rings” which have more or less divided the fans.
1. A hedgehog named Sébastien
+
Interpreted by Sylvester McCoy in the saga of Peter Jackson, the magician Radagast the Brown, friend of animals, has been able to confuse more than one. Indeed, while he was rather supposed to appear in the first part of The Lord of the Rings – it was he who organized Gandalf’s escape when the latter was prisoner of Saruman in Tolkien’s work – he strangely holds a place choice in the Hobbit trilogy (whereas the original book only mentioned it in a conversation).
His presence in the first part, moreover, would undoubtedly have been a little better received if he had not taken it into his head to take care of an adorable hedgehog called … Sebastien. A name that was particularly unexpected in Middle-earth, and which took us out of the film for a moment, it must be said.
Read more
© Warner Bros.
That we are talking about Hobbit or Lord of the Rings, the two trilogies of Peter Jackson adapted from the work of Tolkien, although they are generally very popular, sometimes contain details that some fans don’t like. From the improbable appearance of Radagast le Brun to the dizzying waterfalls of Legolas, here are 5 elements that sometimes provoked strong reactions among the spectators.
Thomas Imbert
–Head of Section – Infotainment
From Middle-earth to the far reaches of the Star Wars galaxy, passing through the jungles of Jurassic Park, he never refuses a small trip to the greatest sagas of cinema. Child of the 90s, creator of Give Me Five and Big Fan Theory, he has been writing for DashFUN since 2010.
Giant rabbits, a hedgehog named Sébastien, an overly hasty end… Back to 5 details of the “Hobbit” and the “Lord of the Rings” which have more or less divided the fans.
1. A hedgehog named Sébastien
+
Interpreted by Sylvester McCoy in the saga of Peter Jackson, the magician Radagast the Brown, friend of animals, has been able to confuse more than one. Indeed, while he was rather supposed to appear in the first part of The Lord of the Rings – it was he who organized Gandalf’s escape when the latter was prisoner of Saruman in Tolkien’s work – he strangely holds a place choice in the Hobbit trilogy (whereas the original book only mentioned it in a conversation).
His presence in the first part, moreover, would undoubtedly have been a little better received if he had not taken it into his head to take care of an adorable hedgehog called … Sebastien. A name that was particularly unexpected in Middle-earth, and which took us out of the film for a moment, it must be said.
Read more
© Warner Bros.
That we are talking about Hobbit or Lord of the Rings, the two trilogies of Peter Jackson adapted from the work of Tolkien, although they are generally very popular, sometimes contain details that some fans don’t like. From the improbable appearance of Radagast le Brun to the dizzying waterfalls of Legolas, here are 5 elements that sometimes provoked strong reactions among the spectators.
Thomas Imbert
–Head of Section – Infotainment
From Middle-earth to the far reaches of the Star Wars galaxy, passing through the jungles of Jurassic Park, he never refuses a small trip to the greatest sagas of cinema. Child of the 90s, creator of Give Me Five and Big Fan Theory, he has been writing for DashFUN since 2010.
Giant rabbits, a hedgehog named Sébastien, an overly hasty end… Back to 5 details of the “Hobbit” and the “Lord of the Rings” which have more or less divided the fans.
1. A hedgehog named Sébastien
+
Interpreted by Sylvester McCoy in the saga of Peter Jackson, the magician Radagast the Brown, friend of animals, has been able to confuse more than one. Indeed, while he was rather supposed to appear in the first part of The Lord of the Rings – it was he who organized Gandalf’s escape when the latter was prisoner of Saruman in Tolkien’s work – he strangely holds a place choice in the Hobbit trilogy (whereas the original book only mentioned it in a conversation).
His presence in the first part, moreover, would undoubtedly have been a little better received if he had not taken it into his head to take care of an adorable hedgehog called … Sebastien. A name that was particularly unexpected in Middle-earth, and which took us out of the film for a moment, it must be said.
Read more
© Warner Bros.
That we are talking about Hobbit or Lord of the Rings, the two trilogies of Peter Jackson adapted from the work of Tolkien, although they are generally very popular, sometimes contain details that some fans don’t like. From the improbable appearance of Radagast le Brun to the dizzying waterfalls of Legolas, here are 5 elements that sometimes provoked strong reactions among the spectators.
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