Hobbit to be Two Films
by Paul Talon on May.07, 2008, under The Hobbit
Directed by Guillermo del Toro, scored by Howard Shore and with Ian McKellan and Andy Serkis reprising their roles as Gandalf and Gollum, this is a good time to be a Middle Earth Fan.
Of course we all want to see Peter Jackson return to Middle Earth, but del Toro is a phenomenal second choice.
Howard Shore’s score should help maintain a seamless transition as well.
I am intrigued on what this second film will be and from what material it will be culled. It seems like a box office move, but it will certainly be interesting to see what’s up their sleeves.
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