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The Rebuilding of Hobbiton Has Begun!

July 18, 2009

TheOneRing.net reports that rebuilding of Hobbiton has begun for the filming of The Hobbit and its sequel. The first film is scheduled for a December 2011 release, followed by the second film in December of 2012. The site says:

The re-building of Hobbiton has begun, with the planting of hedgerows and fruit trees. An extension to the path that passes in front of Bag End has been marked out also. There will be several new Hobbit holes dotted along its length.

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COMMENTS (68)

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Kazakhstan is number one exporter of potassium

July 19, 2009

i dont understand its sequel. is it gonna be like the deathly hallows split in two? this is exciting but confusing

Posted by:

frisby

July 19, 2009

wont you take me to.... hobbit town...

Posted by:

Yourms

July 19, 2009

HEEELLLL YAAA!!

Posted by:

Darkest Knight

July 19, 2009

I'm excited about this as I am already cast to be an extra. I'm actually a midget so I will be one of the random hobbits walking around in Hobbiton. Just look for the black hobbit. That's me.

Posted by:

Steven

July 19, 2009

shhheeeeeeeiiit... awesome.

Posted by:

Bobby Peru

July 19, 2009

And it begins again...

Posted by:

Steven Burnette

July 19, 2009

Sounds good. I wonder how many academy awards it will take.

Posted by:

jkoepke

July 19, 2009

Awesome!

Posted by:

ukulelemike

July 19, 2009

Kazakhstan, etc: From what I understand, the two parts are going to be partly the Hobbit, and partly about where Gandalf disappears to during much of the movie, which, as I recall, is in one of the other books of Tolkiens-though I may be wrong. But it follows Gandalf as well as Bilbo and the dwarves.

Posted by:

Ron Burgundy

July 19, 2009

Why does this picture look fake?? Photoshop anyone?