[ SECRET POST #3263 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3263 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Elijah was definitely not what I was picturing when I read the Hobbit. I always pictured Frodo as a frumpy older dude. (I think I got confused by 50 not being human 50.) The other hobbits seemed about right to me.

I do like Martin as Bilbo. His hobbit feet look weird to me but his portrayal was pretty spot on. Wish we'd seen more of him and he'd gotten to do more of his moments from the book.

[philstar22]

I always figured it was somewhere inbetween. 50 for a Hobbit isn't the same as a human 50, but it also isn't teenage. Elijah looks a bit too young, but he still works for me in the role because he does a pretty good job. Not my favorite casting, but not awful either.

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Nayrt

I figured the movies skipped the big time gap between Bibo's birthday party and Frodo setting out on his quest (I mean, 20 years go by and Sam still hasn't made a move on Rosie? More importantly, Sam, Merry, and Pippin would have only been kids at thge time of the party if they are supposed to be in teir 20s and 30s later) so what we're seeing is a 33 year-old Frodo, not a 50 year-old one, and I can accept hobbits look a lot like a human teen/20-something when they are 33.

[philstar22]

Oh, that's a good point. That works. Because yes, 33 is supposed to be coming of age for Hobbits, so something like 18-20.