What does Galadriel really look like? - The Barrow-Downs Discussion Forum

Kaiserin · 07-17-2003, 04:26 AM

I thought we were discussing about Galadriel? <BR>Anyway, Blanchett as Galadriel wasn't that cold, at least; she actually "sweetened up" at the gift-giving part. <BR>The movie-Galadriel did have that bit of mystery and a bit of being graceful, with a hint of pride, probably - which I imagined the book-Galadriel to have. I just thought of her as being a bit more... well, down-to-earth; not too untouchable (I agree - That "neon freakout scene" by the mirror was a bit too intense). I guess she was just portrayed as such to communicate, "Behold! She is the great sorceress of the Golden Wood!" - or something to that effect. <BR>As far as physical characteristics are concerned, Cate Blanchett fit the part, though I think someone with more delicate features could have been casted.

07-17-2003, 04:26 AM	#20
Kaiserin Wight Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Cair Paravel Posts: 150	I thought we were discussing about Galadriel? <BR>Anyway, Blanchett as Galadriel wasn't that cold, at least; she actually "sweetened up" at the gift-giving part. <BR>The movie-Galadriel did have that bit of mystery and a bit of being graceful, with a hint of pride, probably - which I imagined the book-Galadriel to have. I just thought of her as being a bit more... well, down-to-earth; not too untouchable (I agree - That "neon freakout scene" by the mirror was a bit too intense). I guess she was just portrayed as such to communicate, "Behold! She is the great sorceress of the Golden Wood!" - or something to that effect. <BR>As far as physical characteristics are concerned, Cate Blanchett fit the part, though I think someone with more delicate features could have been casted. __________________ The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.