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Prime Video - The Lord of the rings tv show release date has been revealed!

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The release date of the new middle earth tv show has been officially announced!

Fans have had a long wait for Amazon Prime’s Lord of the Rings series – but we finally have a release date.

While you won’t quite need an elven lifespan to see the first television adaptation of JRR. Tolkien’s work, there is unsurprisingly quite a bit of time to go until our unexpected journey back to Middle Earth.

However, to tide us over Amazon have released a first-look image from the series, and it looks rather impressive indeed.

Tolkien purists in particular will be delighted to see the first on-screen appearance of the Two Trees of Valinor – suggesting that the show will feature scenes set even further back in time than previously thought.

It’s no surprise the first picture of the series looks good considering the show’s budget, as according to New Zealand news site Stuff, the first season will cost a staggering $465 million to make – for reference, that’s roughly $150 million more than Peter Jackson’s entire film trilogy!

With that kind of money being spent, you’d hope that the series would be a hit, and the details that have been released so far certainly sound promising.

Although plot information is understandably being kept under wraps, we do know that the show will delve into an earlier period in J.R.R Tolkein’s monumentally large universe, following characters that are mentioned in the author’s extensive notes and writings about Middle-Earth.

Meanwhile a recent casting call asked for actors who were comfortable with nudity – suggesting that we might be seeing some steamy scenes in the new series, something we’re not very used to seeing in Middle-Earth as the movies we have seen released have been largely family-friendly.

Orlando Bloom, who played Legolas in the previous trilogy, has told Collider that what’s coming is different, adding, “I think that’s a good thing.” However, not everyone is quite so enthusiastic, as co-star Hugo Weaving recently told Variety that he’s “not interested” in reprising the role of Elrond in Amazon’s project – he is also staying clear of the upcoming sequel to The Matrix.

One thing that hasn’t changed is Middle-Earth’s home in New Zealand, as the crew have recently finished filming on the island nation. Let’s be honest, the country is so synonymous with The Lord of the Rings that setting it anywhere else would feel strange.

Read on for everything you need to know about Amazon’s Lord of the Rings TV series, with confirmed cast, showrunner details and release date – and of course, we’ll be keeping this page updated as soon as new information drops.

Amazon’s Lord of the Rings release date
The Lord of the Rings TV series will be released on Friday 2nd September 2022 – which just so happens to be the birthday of hobbits Frodo and Bilbo Baggins aka Hobbit Day.

Episodes will then be released weekly on Amazon Prime Video.





article by: Radio Times




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Some information is known, there will be a young aragorn and by the looks of the screenshots we might see the valar or gondolin.