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book Gandalf
Rohan
Apr 5 2014, 4:54pm
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i always thought gollums gollum was more of a gargle swallow type thing,even tolkine i think does this sound in an audio recording, but serkis makes it sound more like a cough? isnt that wrong?
This is a serious journey, not a hobbit walking-party.
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BlackFox
Half-elven
Apr 5 2014, 5:03pm
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To me it sounds more like a gagging noise that film-Gollum makes.
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(This post was edited by BlackFox on Apr 5 2014, 5:05pm)
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Rohan
Apr 5 2014, 5:16pm
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same thing really, but stiill not a swallow as described in the books!
This is a serious journey, not a hobbit walking-party.
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Rohan
Apr 5 2014, 6:46pm
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yes
This is a serious journey, not a hobbit walking-party.
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Lorien
Apr 5 2014, 10:11pm
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Since reading TH, I've imagined 'gollum' as a loud swallowing/ hiccupping/ gulping sound, which I think is closer to the book descriptions. I have a TH CD set where they pulled it off beautifully. I loved Andy Serkis's performance as Gollum, but as for the 'gollum' itself, the CD wins. 
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Bracegirdle
Valinor
Apr 6 2014, 8:52pm
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I've always thought of it as an "Up-chucking Lunch" kind of sound. 
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Meneldor
Valinor
Apr 6 2014, 9:10pm
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I always imagined a gulping/swallowing king of sound.
Didn't Andy Serkis say that he based his gollum on the sound of his cat coughing up a furball?
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Starglass
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Apr 7 2014, 2:01am
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He did say it was based on his cat and having five cats myself (three of which have very long hair), I can definitely see the influence. 
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