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How Thranduil’s Elk Became a Funny Problem in The Hobbit (Bloopers) 😂 While filming The Hobbit, Thranduil’s majestic elk was actually played by a massive horse named Moose. But every time Lee Pace delivered his lines, Moose would suddenly move out of position forcing retake after retake. It made... show more

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Sir Ian McKellen (Gandalf) falls asleep on the Hobbit set. 😂 During the filming of The Hobbit, the legendary Sir Ian McKellen, who plays Gandalf, actually fell asleep on set. Filming was incredibly exhausting, and a famous behind the scenes clip captures the moment he napped right in his Gandalf the Grey costume. Even powerful wizards need their rest! 🧙‍♂️

Sir Ian McKellen (Gandalf) falls asleep on the Hobbit set. 😂 During the filming of The Hobbit, the legendary Sir Ian McKellen, who plays Gandalf, actually fell asleep on set. Filming was incredibly exhausting, and a famous behind the scenes clip captures the moment he napped right in his Gandalf the Grey costume. Even powerful wizards need their rest! 🧙‍♂️

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oh this part of Youngjae in plot twist was actually created when they were filming the draft and suddenly one of the dancers tripped down, that’s how they made it into the choreo 😶

oh this part of Youngjae in plot twist was actually created when they were filming the draft and suddenly one of the dancers tripped down, that’s how they made it into the choreo 😶

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This is the side of crypto you never see. It's been a joy and honor filming the behind the scenes of Azuki, one of the dopest brands in crypto. On the outside, we're used to and expect perfect moments, but it’s actually wild how much goes into every single detail. #shipnobugs

This is the side of crypto you never see. It's been a joy and honor filming the behind the scenes of Azuki, one of the dopest brands in crypto. On the outside, we're used to and expect perfect moments, but it’s actually wild how much goes into every single detail. #shipnobugs

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So behind the scenes Yejun licking his finger was actually funny, he was filming seriously while Noah and Hamin kept teasing him by sticking their tongues out and then during the pair choreo with Noah, Yejun suddenly did it too and Noah got completely flustered 😂 💜: Can I be honest about one thing? 💜: I was making a lot of funny faces with Hamin to tease Yejun but it was supposed to be a serious scene and then Yejun suddenly stuck his tongue out, it was so funny, it really wasn’t easy to get through it 💙: PLLI probably don’t know this but the expressions of the members behind us were insane, woahhh it was honestly so hard to film 💙: The camera filming me was right here, they seriously need to release that footage

So behind the scenes Yejun licking his finger was actually funny, he was filming seriously while Noah and Hamin kept teasing him by sticking their tongues out and then during the pair choreo with Noah, Yejun suddenly did it too and Noah got completely flustered 😂 💜: Can I be honest about one thing? 💜: I was making a lot of funny faces with Hamin to tease Yejun but it was supposed to be a serious scene and then Yejun suddenly stuck his tongue out, it was so funny, it really wasn’t easy to get through it 💙: PLLI probably don’t know this but the expressions of the members behind us were insane, woahhh it was honestly so hard to film 💙: The camera filming me was right here, they seriously need to release that footage

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J.R.R. Tolkien originally conceived Aragorn (Strider) as a Hobbit named "Trotter" in the early drafts of the story. In the earliest drafts of The Lord of the Rings, the character we know as Aragorn and Strider was a Hobbit named Trotter. His name came from the fact that he either had wooden feet or wore wooden shoes after being tortured in Mordor. In some versions of the story, his real name was Peregrin Boffin, a cousin of Bilbo Baggins, and he was even present at the Council of Elrond as a member of the Fellowship. As Tolkien continued writing, Trotter gradually evolved into a Man whose true name was Aragorn. During the writing of the Lothlórien chapters, Tolkien even briefly considered other names such as Elfstone and Ingold. Despite this, "Trotter" remained Aragorn's alias for much of the writing process and was not finally replaced with "Strider" until 1948, when Tolkien revised the drafts of the final chapters. It's fascinating to think that one of fantasy's greatest heroes began life as a Hobbit in wooden shoes.

J.R.R. Tolkien originally conceived Aragorn (Strider) as a Hobbit named "Trotter" in the early drafts of the story. In the earliest drafts of The Lord of the Rings, the character we know as Aragorn and Strider was a Hobbit named Trotter. His name came from the fact that he either had wooden feet or wore wooden shoes after being tortured in Mordor. In some versions of the story, his real name was Peregrin Boffin, a cousin of Bilbo Baggins, and he was even present at the Council of Elrond as a member of the Fellowship. As Tolkien continued writing, Trotter gradually evolved into a Man whose true name was Aragorn. During the writing of the Lothlórien chapters, Tolkien even briefly considered other names such as Elfstone and Ingold. Despite this, "Trotter" remained Aragorn's alias for much of the writing process and was not finally replaced with "Strider" until 1948, when Tolkien revised the drafts of the final chapters. It's fascinating to think that one of fantasy's greatest heroes began life as a Hobbit in wooden shoes.

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When The Hobbit Announcement trailer was released on December 23, 2011, Peter Jackson was still planning the project as a two-film adaptation rather than a trilogy. Later, on July 30, 2012, it was announced that The Hobbit would be expanded into a trilogy, just like The Lord of the Rings. In my opinion, this was one of the biggest mistakes made in the adaptation. Do you think the upcoming The Lord of the Rings: The Hunt for Gollum, set to be released in December 2027, might make the same mistake and be expanded into a trilogy as well? What are your thoughts on this?

When The Hobbit Announcement trailer was released on December 23, 2011, Peter Jackson was still planning the project as a two-film adaptation rather than a trilogy. Later, on July 30, 2012, it was announced that The Hobbit would be expanded into a trilogy, just like The Lord of the Rings. In my opinion, this was one of the biggest mistakes made in the adaptation. Do you think the upcoming The Lord of the Rings: The Hunt for Gollum, set to be released in December 2027, might make the same mistake and be expanded into a trilogy as well? What are your thoughts on this?

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Two wildlife officers discovered a large Moose trapped in a net. It was panicked, struggling violently, and fell to the ground, crying out in fear and pain. The officers carefully approached it (as the large elk could have been dangerous) and quickly cut through the net to free it. After being released, instead of attacking, the Moose got back on its feet and immediately ran into the forest—perhaps understanding that they had saved its life. 🫎🌲

Two wildlife officers discovered a large Moose trapped in a net. It was panicked, struggling violently, and fell to the ground, crying out in fear and pain. The officers carefully approached it (as the large elk could have been dangerous) and quickly cut through the net to free it. After being released, instead of attacking, the Moose got back on its feet and immediately ran into the forest—perhaps understanding that they had saved its life. 🫎🌲

Beauty of music and nature 🌺🌺

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In my opinion the greatest Dragon ever put to film is Smaug from the Hobbit franchise by WetaFX. It is the most real looking and feeling Dragon I have ever seen. The incredible team at Weta spent a lot of time iterating and developing the character to make it what it is in the final film, even changing his design after the first film was released with a small snippet of Smaug in his previous form (they went back and re-rendered that snippet for the digital release of the first film to keep it consistent). He was changed from a 4-legged Dragon to his final form which is technically a Wyvern. He was voice acted and given reference performance capture by Benedict Cumberbatch which proved to be helpful for the animators at Weta. I have never worked on a Dragon before but it is definitely on my wish-list of creatures to work on one day as they are my favourite fantasy creatures. I highly recommend taking a look at how he was made in the below links, it is truly inspirational the level of detail and craftsmanship that went into making him. CREDITS & SOURCES: Video snippets are from WetaFXs breakdown of Smaug: Check out the full 3 part behind the scenes of how he was made from the Hobbit Appendices: Part 1 Part 2 Part 3

In my opinion the greatest Dragon ever put to film is Smaug from the Hobbit franchise by WetaFX. It is the most real looking and feeling Dragon I have ever seen. The incredible team at Weta spent a lot of time iterating and developing the character to make it what it is in the final film, even changing his design after the first film was released with a small snippet of Smaug in his previous form (they went back and re-rendered that snippet for the digital release of the first film to keep it consistent). He was changed from a 4-legged Dragon to his final form which is technically a Wyvern. He was voice acted and given reference performance capture by Benedict Cumberbatch which proved to be helpful for the animators at Weta. I have never worked on a Dragon before but it is definitely on my wish-list of creatures to work on one day as they are my favourite fantasy creatures. I highly recommend taking a look at how he was made in the below links, it is truly inspirational the level of detail and craftsmanship that went into making him. CREDITS & SOURCES: Video snippets are from WetaFXs breakdown of Smaug: Check out the full 3 part behind the scenes of how he was made from the Hobbit Appendices: Part 1 Part 2 Part 3

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Two Baby Moose and Their Cheerful Battle with the Sprinkler 🦌💓 I watched this video and suddenly found it so adorable. Two twin moose calves in Alaska happened to discover a sprinkler spraying water in someone’s backyard. And just like that, the battle began. One of them had the spirit of a warrior. It kept charging in, headbutting, kicking, determined to destroy that sprinkler. It looked so determined that I imagined it thinking: “How dare this thing spray water all over the place in front of me?” The other one played the role of the “timid little sibling.” It stood at a distance, watching its brother fight the sprinkler with a face full of suspicion, as if wondering: “My brother has completely lost it.” Mom moose stood not far away, massive and extremely calm. She just quietly observed, with the attitude of: “Whatever, let them play, as long as they don’t get into real trouble.” The person filming stood from a safe distance, recording while complaining. She wanted to turn off the sprinkler but didn’t dare walk past the mother moose, because “her back is taller than I am.” Hearing that only made me laugh harder. And so the entire backyard turned into an accidental water park. One baby moose was trying to “fight” the sprinkler, the other stood watching, mom stood guard, and the homeowner stayed far away filming while silently hoping the sprinkler wouldn’t get destroyed. After watching, I couldn’t help thinking that nature sometimes knows exactly how to make people happy with something this simple.

Beauty of music and nature 🌺🌺

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Everyone wants to see a moose… until they actually meet one. 😳 🫎 Explorer Henri Kretschmer was deep in the wilds of Canada on his motorcycle when a massive moose appeared ahead on the trail. Thinking it would simply veer into the bushes, Henri followed slowly, camera ready for the epic shot. Instead, the moose turned the tables—seeing the rumbling bike as a full-blown threat. In a heart-pounding instant, the giant charged straight toward him. Lesson learned the hard way: respect the wild at a safe distance. Next time, Henri’s heading the other way fast! 🏍️💨

Everyone wants to see a moose… until they actually meet one. 😳 🫎 Explorer Henri Kretschmer was deep in the wilds of Canada on his motorcycle when a massive moose appeared ahead on the trail. Thinking it would simply veer into the bushes, Henri followed slowly, camera ready for the epic shot. Instead, the moose turned the tables—seeing the rumbling bike as a full-blown threat. In a heart-pounding instant, the giant charged straight toward him. Lesson learned the hard way: respect the wild at a safe distance. Next time, Henri’s heading the other way fast! 🏍️💨

Crystal Hope

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Actor who played Frodo Baggins makes surprise appearance at “Lord of the Rings”–themed wedding Elijah Wood surprised newlyweds at a themed wedding in New Zealand, delighting guests with his unexpected visit. The event took place in Hobbiton — the iconic filming location for The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings trilogies. All attendees were dressed in costumes inspired by Tolkien’s universe. “This is amazing — everyone’s dressed like hobbits,” the actor commented.

Actor who played Frodo Baggins makes surprise appearance at “Lord of the Rings”–themed wedding Elijah Wood surprised newlyweds at a themed wedding in New Zealand, delighting guests with his unexpected visit. The event took place in Hobbiton — the iconic filming location for The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings trilogies. All attendees were dressed in costumes inspired by Tolkien’s universe. “This is amazing — everyone’s dressed like hobbits,” the actor commented.

NEXTA

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Before filming on The Hobbit had even begun, Richard Armitage was already stepping into the role of Thorin Oakenshield. During the traditional Pōwhiri welcoming ceremony on the first day of filming in March 2011, Armitage spoke in Māori on behalf of the cast as the soundstage and production were welcomed and blessed. He then joined his fellow Dwarves in singing “Misty Mountains” long before audiences would hear their version in An Unexpected Journey. A pretty incredible way to begin their journey into Middle-earth.

Before filming on The Hobbit had even begun, Richard Armitage was already stepping into the role of Thorin Oakenshield. During the traditional Pōwhiri welcoming ceremony on the first day of filming in March 2011, Armitage spoke in Māori on behalf of the cast as the soundstage and production were welcomed and blessed. He then joined his fellow Dwarves in singing “Misty Mountains” long before audiences would hear their version in An Unexpected Journey. A pretty incredible way to begin their journey into Middle-earth.

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Director Lee Han-gyeol said in an interview that, while filming the “2.0” music video, the most impressive member to him was Taehyung. - Even before starting the music video filming, I exchanged many opinions with V-ssi. - Taehyung-ssi said he was confident in being funny. - Taehyung-ssi's proactiveness made me feel excited as well, and he played a big role as a 'mood maker' on set. Q: I can really picture that scene inside the elevator; V-ssi said, "We’ve arrived." Was all of that ad-libbed? Or were those lines already decided? Lee: The direction I actually gave was very simple and brief, and the rest of the scenes were created thanks to the members’ ad-libs. Q: Which member did you find most impressive, or which member made you think, "My intention was only this much, but he brought it to life this well"? Lee: To be honest, I am grateful to all the members because they all brought [their parts] to life so well. However, in the case of member V-ssi, we had a friendly relationship from working on many other projects together, so we actually exchanged a lot of opinions even before the music video filming started. Also, when I first mentioned that I wanted the scene of stepping out of the elevator to be impactful and witty, Taehyung-ssi was the one who told me, "I’m confident in being funny." That kind of proactiveness from Taehyung-ssi made me feel excited as well, and I think he played a big role as a mood maker on set. Regarding the makeup, I didn't think he would go as far as being so proactive about putting on a mustache, but when I first saw V-ssi’s disguise, I laughed so much that I remember the filming being delayed for a bit.

Director Lee Han-gyeol said in an interview that, while filming the “2.0” music video, the most impressive member to him was Taehyung. - Even before starting the music video filming, I exchanged many opinions with V-ssi. - Taehyung-ssi said he was confident in being funny. - Taehyung-ssi's proactiveness made me feel excited as well, and he played a big role as a 'mood maker' on set. Q: I can really picture that scene inside the elevator; V-ssi said, "We’ve arrived." Was all of that ad-libbed? Or were those lines already decided? Lee: The direction I actually gave was very simple and brief, and the rest of the scenes were created thanks to the members’ ad-libs. Q: Which member did you find most impressive, or which member made you think, "My intention was only this much, but he brought it to life this well"? Lee: To be honest, I am grateful to all the members because they all brought [their parts] to life so well. However, in the case of member V-ssi, we had a friendly relationship from working on many other projects together, so we actually exchanged a lot of opinions even before the music video filming started. Also, when I first mentioned that I wanted the scene of stepping out of the elevator to be impactful and witty, Taehyung-ssi was the one who told me, "I’m confident in being funny." That kind of proactiveness from Taehyung-ssi made me feel excited as well, and I think he played a big role as a mood maker on set. Regarding the makeup, I didn't think he would go as far as being so proactive about putting on a mustache, but when I first saw V-ssi’s disguise, I laughed so much that I remember the filming being delayed for a bit.

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Perfectly Synchronized: The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies → The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring. 🎬 One of the coolest details in the entire Middle-earth saga is how the ending of The Hobbit The Battle of the Five Armies seamlessly transitions into the beginning of The Lord of the Rings The Fellowship of the Ring. The final scenes show Bilbo returning to Bag End with the Ring, and the timeline jumps forward to an older Bilbo writing his book, leading directly into the events that begin The Lord of the Rings. The transition was designed to mirror the opening of The Fellowship of the Ring, creating the feeling that the two trilogies are parts of one continuous story rather than separate franchises. Even the framing, dialogue, and setting were carefully recreated to strengthen that connection. A fun bit of trivia is that the final shot of The Hobbit was one of the last scenes filmed for the entire Middle-earth saga, meaning the journey effectively ended where it originally began. The sequence also features a direct visual handoff between Martin Freeman’s Bilbo and Ian Holm’s older Bilbo, helping bridge films that were released more than a decade apart.

Perfectly Synchronized: The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies → The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring. 🎬 One of the coolest details in the entire Middle-earth saga is how the ending of The Hobbit The Battle of the Five Armies seamlessly transitions into the beginning of The Lord of the Rings The Fellowship of the Ring. The final scenes show Bilbo returning to Bag End with the Ring, and the timeline jumps forward to an older Bilbo writing his book, leading directly into the events that begin The Lord of the Rings. The transition was designed to mirror the opening of The Fellowship of the Ring, creating the feeling that the two trilogies are parts of one continuous story rather than separate franchises. Even the framing, dialogue, and setting were carefully recreated to strengthen that connection. A fun bit of trivia is that the final shot of The Hobbit was one of the last scenes filmed for the entire Middle-earth saga, meaning the journey effectively ended where it originally began. The sequence also features a direct visual handoff between Martin Freeman’s Bilbo and Ian Holm’s older Bilbo, helping bridge films that were released more than a decade apart.

LOTR Universe

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Action movies, as they exist today, would not be the same without a mistake made by a special effects team in the 1960s in the samurai movie Sanjuro. While it was meant to be a powerful scene, the blood geyser effect went awry during filming. Tatsuya Nakadai was equipped with a hose beneath his costume, pressurized with 30 pounds to simulate bleeding. But during the duel scene, a connection in the hose failed, causing all the fake blood to burst out in one sudden, massive spurt instead of the intended gradual flow.

Action movies, as they exist today, would not be the same without a mistake made by a special effects team in the 1960s in the samurai movie Sanjuro. While it was meant to be a powerful scene, the blood geyser effect went awry during filming. Tatsuya Nakadai was equipped with a hose beneath his costume, pressurized with 30 pounds to simulate bleeding. But during the duel scene, a connection in the hose failed, causing all the fake blood to burst out in one sudden, massive spurt instead of the intended gradual flow.

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In honor of The Usos Birthday here is one of the funniest debates of all time The New Day questioned if The Usos would actually still be twins, if they were born a day after each other. BIG E WAS CRASHING OUT THE ENTIRE TIME 😂

In honor of The Usos Birthday here is one of the funniest debates of all time The New Day questioned if The Usos would actually still be twins, if they were born a day after each other. BIG E WAS CRASHING OUT THE ENTIRE TIME 😂

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Mike Ehrmantraut was never supposed to exist in Breaking Bad. Saul was originally meant to clean up the scene after Jane’s death, but Bob Odenkirk was busy filming How I Met Your Mother, so the writers created Mike instead. One scheduling problem gave us one of the best characters in TV history.

Mike Ehrmantraut was never supposed to exist in Breaking Bad. Saul was originally meant to clean up the scene after Jane’s death, but Bob Odenkirk was busy filming How I Met Your Mother, so the writers created Mike instead. One scheduling problem gave us one of the best characters in TV history.

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[Share a funny moment from the set] jan said one of the funniest bts moments was during the bowling scene when jingjing’s character wine was supposed to stagger around drunk 😭 the director kept telling her to stagger, but she didn’t hear and just stood there HELPP jingjing said jan’s funniest moment was when she fell asleep on her chest while filming a scene. her chest felt heavier and after a while, jingjing was like, “why has it gotten so quiet?” so jingjing asked the staff if jan was asleep, and they were like yep 😂😂 so funny fr #JanJingjing

[Share a funny moment from the set] jan said one of the funniest bts moments was during the bowling scene when jingjing’s character wine was supposed to stagger around drunk 😭 the director kept telling her to stagger, but she didn’t hear and just stood there HELPP jingjing said jan’s funniest moment was when she fell asleep on her chest while filming a scene. her chest felt heavier and after a while, jingjing was like, “why has it gotten so quiet?” so jingjing asked the staff if jan was asleep, and they were like yep 😂😂 so funny fr #JanJingjing

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A yet to be named wolf pack, which formed last winter, has been successfully hunting elk on the National Elk Refugee for the last month. Yesterday morning, the pack crossed the Gros Ventre River north into Grand Teton National Park. Over just a few hours, the wolves attempted five separate hunts of bull elk in the park, though all five proved unsuccessful. The same bull elk was the target of at least two of the hunts (the two shown in the video that take place out in the sagebrush flats rather than on the slope of the butte). Although the bull elk got a few licks in, kicking at least one wolf and hitting another with its antlers, and was able to hold the pack off, the chases left it utterly exhausted. Footage captured while guiding with @jacksonholeecotours using a @swarovskioptik_outdoor spotting scope and yoliztly martinez mo.nature snapshot system. The Strategist.to.naturalist

A yet to be named wolf pack, which formed last winter, has been successfully hunting elk on the National Elk Refugee for the last month. Yesterday morning, the pack crossed the Gros Ventre River north into Grand Teton National Park. Over just a few hours, the wolves attempted five separate hunts of bull elk in the park, though all five proved unsuccessful. The same bull elk was the target of at least two of the hunts (the two shown in the video that take place out in the sagebrush flats rather than on the slope of the butte). Although the bull elk got a few licks in, kicking at least one wolf and hitting another with its antlers, and was able to hold the pack off, the chases left it utterly exhausted. Footage captured while guiding with @jacksonholeecotours using a @swarovskioptik_outdoor spotting scope and yoliztly martinez mo.nature snapshot system. The Strategist.to.naturalist

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the filming for this going seventeen season is already done 🐰 that season has ended. all the filming is wrapped up. but since we have pre-recorded [episodes] saved up, it’ll probably keep coming out 🐰 the [episode] coming out next week.. we filmed that quite a while ago. it was really funny when we were filming that. i’m actually curious to see on how would it turn out

the filming for this going seventeen season is already done 🐰 that season has ended. all the filming is wrapped up. but since we have pre-recorded [episodes] saved up, it’ll probably keep coming out 🐰 the [episode] coming out next week.. we filmed that quite a while ago. it was really funny when we were filming that. i’m actually curious to see on how would it turn out

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