Question 1107: Film vs. Book: Characterization in Lord of the Rings

The Every Day Novelist by J. Daniel Sawyer

Jun 4, 202427:38Education

Indiana Jim:A couple years ago you did an epic twitter thread on what the Lord of the Rings films got wrong. Could you do an episode on this topic so we can learn how to avoid these pitfalls in characterization? Original...

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