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bookgirl13
Lorien
Oct 27 2012, 6:17am
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Another report of an earlier visit to the set
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I don't think this report has already been posted, so apologies if it has, but it contains some interesting details on character relationships, etc. I also love the sketches by Lauren Davis in lieu of photographs, which were forbidden.
http://io9.com/...the-hobbit--revealed
(This post was edited by bookgirl13 on Oct 27 2012, 6:18am)
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Moahunter
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Oct 27 2012, 8:16am
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Interesting reference to Dale.
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"Dale is the largest set constructed for the film, and we'll be seeing Dale both pre-Smaug (which we don't get to see in the book) and post-Smaug. Pre-Smaug Dale will emphasize the city as an orchard city, with a fairgrounds feel, filled with fruit trees, grape vines, and raspberry bushes. But the team also identified it as an alpine city, with water flowing through it, giving it a somewhat Venetian feel. The teams wants to portray what day-to-day life was like in this version of Dale, right down to the fabrics people would wear on a Sunday afternoon."
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bookgirl13
Lorien
Oct 27 2012, 8:26am
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Dale in the production diaries
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In the last(?) production video from PJ there is a view of a market in, what I presumed, was Dale. I think that this report confirms it as that glimpse fitted in with the description given here. It also showed dwarves and men interacting and I thought I saw both male and female dwarves 
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Azaghâl
Lorien
Oct 27 2012, 1:18pm
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What a great read!
I really loved the part about the background of the dwarves. The good thing about three movies is that we (hopefully) get to see more full fleshed portrayals of each dwarf and the dynamics within the group.
And finally; I can't believe, that Richard Taylor thinks the design for Nori is more radical or experimental, than that of Kili. 
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TheSexyBeard
Lorien
Oct 27 2012, 10:56pm
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The writer is a legend in my eyes for attempting to draw everything he/she saw.
Would never have thought after Bombor (forgot the actors name sorry) Richard Armitage would be carrying the heaviest costume. I honestly would have thought Dwalin and Gloin's costumes would have been heavier. The characterization through the costumes was really interesting in regards to Thorin, Kili, Fili being noble lords, Balin being a councilller, Dwalin a general, etc. Never realized their costumes were so deep.
Yes, my username is terrible.
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