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From: joerg dao [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, May 07, 2007 4:20 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Tony Nader + the lord of the rings... Hi Rick, maybe you and the people at the FFL could help me out on this: I was seeing the end of the movie: Lord of the rings. There was this scene, which I think is NOT in the original book from Tolkien. Gandalf, all dressed in white, with long white hair and beard, takes a crown and crowns one of the hobbits to be a king. He than says: I crown you king, and this is the day of the king, and for bliss and ..... When I saw this, I felt, gee, this is, what Mr. M. has done. Both scenes, the one from the movie and those pic with Tony Nader really seem very similar .... But now my question: Can anyone sort out the facts: Was this film before Mr. M. crowned King Tony ? I than would say, Mr. M. is an ecclectic. He than must have seen this movie and scene and thought, gee, I could do that and crown someone. The funny part in the movie: The crownd hobbit doesn`t really know, what to do with that, and the surrounding hobbits don`t praise or cheer the new king. It just looks like one more stuffage... Any comments on that ? .-.-.-.--.- I am really puzzled over this cheers joerg.
