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The Lord Of The Rings 'epic' new trilogy quietly teased

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Published 09:42 6 Dec 2024 GMT

The Lord Of The Rings 'epic' new trilogy quietly teased

Yesss, more preciousssses

Dan Lipscombe

Dan Lipscombe

Fans of The Lord of the Rings have plenty of Middle-Earth goodies to look forward to at the moment, but a tease dropped yesterday shows there could be even more on the horizon.

We already have The Rings of Power which will continue, then there’s the anime adaptation, The War of the Rohirrim, and don’t forget Andy Serkis’ The Hunt for Gollum.

The anime adaptation of The Lord of the Rings will be in cinemas before Christmas

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However, in an interview with The Playlist, Philippa Boyens, a member of the Lord of the Rings brain trust, gave us details of more to come.

Boyens opened up by saying, “Anything Professor Tolkien wrote, you see the layers and layers of story that’s underneath there and how interconnected they all are.”

Readers and avid film fans would agree - the depth of details in Tolkien’s work is staggering.

This is where Amazon has been dipping in to find plot points for their TV show, The Rings of Power.

When asked if there are possibilities to adapt more of the writer’s work, Boyens replied, “There’s a lot of things in there, actually.”

She hints at another anime adaptation down the line, saying, “this [‘War Of The Rohirrim’] story has shown us is that a stand-alone story works really successfully within the world of Middle-earth, and I would genuinely [...] love to see another anime.”

But what about more live-action films?

To this, Boyens commented, “There are some epic, particular stories that could translate into that more traditional epic trilogy format that was the original ‘Lord Of The Rings,’ the war of the rings story.”

It’s clear there are more stories swimming in the heads of those overseeing Tolkien’s work, and the audience would be eager to see more.

Just what these stories are, and when they could be made into film, is hard to say.

Regardless, fans of Middle-Earth will be cared for over the coming decades.

Featured Image Credit: New Line Cinema

Topics: The Lord Of The Rings, TV And Film

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