Detailed Del Toro HOBBIT interview - The Barrow-Downs Discussion Forum

Sauron the White · 04-21-2008, 09:26 AM

http://www.voicesfromkrypton.com/200...ive-inter.html

This is from two days ago and it is the most detailed of all the stuff floating out of the New York Comic Convention. Del Toro mentions a deadline of the next few days to either be in or out. Plus he tells what he loves about HOBBIT, how he sees it, what parts excite him the most and lots of other stuff.

Morthoron · 04-21-2008, 08:34 PM

I liked Del Toro's take on the Hobbit, and that his respect for the LotR franchise does not mean he would make a cookie-cutter replica of Peter Jackson's original production. Good for him. Perhaps he'll put a leash on Phillipa Boyen and Peter Jackson's sometimes obsessive need to distort the original plot into their own image and likeness, and instead develop the script more organically from Tolkien's text. One can only hope that this will be the case.

Fortunately, the storytelling in The Hobbit is much more linear (as was FotR, the most canonical of the three LotR films), and perhaps this will lead to far less disconcerting digressions than in LotR.

04-21-2008, 09:26 AM	#1
Sauron the White Ghost Prince of Cardolan Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 903	Detailed Del Toro HOBBIT interview http://www.voicesfromkrypton.com/200...ive-inter.html This is from two days ago and it is the most detailed of all the stuff floating out of the New York Comic Convention. Del Toro mentions a deadline of the next few days to either be in or out. Plus he tells what he loves about HOBBIT, how he sees it, what parts excite him the most and lots of other stuff.

04-21-2008, 08:34 PM	#2
Morthoron Curmudgeonly Wordwraith Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Ensconced in curmudgeonly pursuits Posts: 2,510	I liked Del Toro's take on the Hobbit, and that his respect for the LotR franchise does not mean he would make a cookie-cutter replica of Peter Jackson's original production. Good for him. Perhaps he'll put a leash on Phillipa Boyen and Peter Jackson's sometimes obsessive need to distort the original plot into their own image and likeness, and instead develop the script more organically from Tolkien's text. One can only hope that this will be the case. Fortunately, the storytelling in The Hobbit is much more linear (as was FotR, the most canonical of the three LotR films), and perhaps this will lead to far less disconcerting digressions than in LotR. __________________ And your little sister's immaculate virginity wings away on the bony shoulders of a young horse named George who stole surreptitiously into her geography revision.