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X Factor rejects John and Edward are apparently being lined up to play a pair of dwarves in a new movie. Full Article at Irish Independent
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X Factor twins John and Edward Grimes are reportedly set to audition for roles in new Lord Of The Rings prequel The Hobbit. The blockbuster’s producer Peter Jackson apparently got in touch with the boys’ mentor Louis Walsh, to organise a screen test. Full Article at Mirror.co.uk
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Grizzled veteran Tom Waits may be bringing his inimitable voice to bear not on a new album, but as part of the 'Lord of the Rings' prequels based on 'The Hobbit', due to begin filming in New Zealand soon. Full Article at Spinner.com
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Peter Jackson has revealed that casting for The Hobbit will go ahead this week. Full Article at Female First
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John & Edward could be about to audition for parts in The Hobbit. Full Article at Female First
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John and Edward, aka Jedward, former contestants of X Factor Photo: PA John and Edward Grimes, the Irish teenagers who became an unlikely sensation on the ITV talent show, have been invited to do a screen test for the movie, scheduled for release... Full Article at The Telegraph
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Although casting for The Hobbit starts this week, Peter Jackson told MTV that there are two "Lord of the Rings" stars who will most likely be returning in addition to the previously-announced Ian McKellen: "Gandalf, being a 2,000-year-old wizard, is... Full Article at Comingsoon.net
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BEVERLY HILLS, California — Peter Jackson's "Lord of the Rings" movies thrilled millions of moviegoers, endeared themselves to us, and touched fans so deeply that many feel like... Full Article at MTV.com
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Aside from comic book adaptations being seemingly endless these days, the subgenre has had some trouble introducing lesser known characters from the comics world to audiences without a traditional origin story. Full Article at FirstShowing.net
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December 8, 2009 - Wow, is it time for our "Year in Review" already? But it's only December 8th, you're thinking. There are still three whole weeks left of 2009! We know, right? Full Article at IGN
