The Lord of the Rings is one of the two trilogies with the largest number of followers, and therefore with the greatest revenue in money and if money (or the tail of the devil) is in abundance it is more likely to bring conflict and preoblemas. The Lord of the Rings, like the other 
trilogy with more followers, long ago announced new movies (prequels too as his godmother stras wars) based on Tolkien's "The Hobbit ."
trilogy with more followers, long ago announced new movies (prequels too as his godmother stras wars) based on Tolkien's "The Hobbit ." Since announcing the intention of shooting this film, which tells how Bilbo Baggins comes into possession of the Ring and the adventures, the rumors have not stopped. At first it was assumed it would be Peter Jackson, director of the award-winning trilogy and continue with the style praised by critics and fans (who are the hardest to hit the taste), but the recently announced New Zealand few months would not be the director, why? Would not you like how they look, or could not stand the smell so creature that walked in pelagic leg?, of course I do not (the "3d monkeys" do not have foot odor), but because demand has against New Line by economic discrepancies on The Lord of the Rings but also in Chile it is usual to finish some film work has "grazes" for money (obviously keeping a mile away) 
but this is not the only demand pressures as hovering on the ring, also the heir to JRR Tolkien launched against 'The Hobbit'. Christopher Tolkien, son of legendary author, has gone to court to try to stop filming the prequel to 'The Lord of the Rings' finally Guillermo Del Toro will direct in New Zealand. At age 83, Tolkien's son is ready to embark on a new judicial crusade against the producers of the trilogy. And that, says Tolkien, New Line Cinema, producer of The Lord of the Rings' now owned by Warner Bros., owes to the heirs of the South African-born British writer of 158 million dollars.
This debt arises, according to the Tolkien family, a commitment dating back to 1969, when his father (who by this time I think again) reluctantly sold the film rights to adapt his work to afford to farm. And under of that covenant, according to Christopher Tolkien took to shoot the production of three films of The Lord of the Rings, New Line must pay the heirs of the author for 7.5 percent of the benefits of the trilogy, in Film There are two ways to work with fixed income paid at the end of work, or (the one I like to me) by percentage, working for a lower base, but with the proviso that if a film wins a lot or little, you also looking forward to this relationship. For Tolkien the covenant of this agreement strictly affects the recovery of the tapes, not the merchandising profits (from the elf ears and cartoons of Aragon, to my slip of Pipin) merchandising at that time was a concept that JRR Tolkien, of course, did not.
The heir to the writer complains that the producer with the popular trilogy won a total of 6,000 million dollars and therefore they are almost 160 million. And on the 6th of June, according to a report says for 'The Sunday Times' collection of otr / press, Tolkien's son appear in a California court to request the cancellation of the film rights for 'The Hobbit' by default contract.
Filming began in 2010
This is a desperate attempt by the son of Tolkien to cripple a project calendar revealed final few hours ago the director, Guillermo del Toro and executive producer, Peter Jackson. In the remainder of the year will end the script in 2009 were held all pre-production work and not until 2010 when the film begins shooting the two films followed, as did Jackson with 'The Lord of the Rings. Finally, if Christopher Tolkien has its way, the two films will be released in December 2011 and 2012, a year later than originally announced to present the project. Before meeting the new judicial crusade against Tolkien's son 'The Hobbit' Del Toro and Jackson (the good and evil?) Were also questioned about whether the project will with the blessing of the author's son, and his diplomatic answer was that Christopher Tolkien did not want to be involved in the films of The Lord of the Rings''and therefore assume that 'feelings are the same with these two films' .
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but this is not the only demand pressures as hovering on the ring, also the heir to JRR Tolkien launched against 'The Hobbit'. Christopher Tolkien, son of legendary author, has gone to court to try to stop filming the prequel to 'The Lord of the Rings' finally Guillermo Del Toro will direct in New Zealand. At age 83, Tolkien's son is ready to embark on a new judicial crusade against the producers of the trilogy. And that, says Tolkien, New Line Cinema, producer of The Lord of the Rings' now owned by Warner Bros., owes to the heirs of the South African-born British writer of 158 million dollars. This debt arises, according to the Tolkien family, a commitment dating back to 1969, when his father (who by this time I think again) reluctantly sold the film rights to adapt his work to afford to farm. And under of that covenant, according to Christopher Tolkien took to shoot the production of three films of The Lord of the Rings, New Line must pay the heirs of the author for 7.5 percent of the benefits of the trilogy, in Film There are two ways to work with fixed income paid at the end of work, or (the one I like to me) by percentage, working for a lower base, but with the proviso that if a film wins a lot or little, you also looking forward to this relationship. For Tolkien the covenant of this agreement strictly affects the recovery of the tapes, not the merchandising profits (from the elf ears and cartoons of Aragon, to my slip of Pipin) merchandising at that time was a concept that JRR Tolkien, of course, did not.
The heir to the writer complains that the producer with the popular trilogy won a total of 6,000 million dollars and therefore they are almost 160 million. And on the 6th of June, according to a report says for 'The Sunday Times' collection of otr / press, Tolkien's son appear in a California court to request the cancellation of the film rights for 'The Hobbit' by default contract.
Filming began in 2010
This is a desperate attempt by the son of Tolkien to cripple a project calendar revealed final few hours ago the director, Guillermo del Toro and executive producer, Peter Jackson. In the remainder of the year will end the script in 2009 were held all pre-production work and not until 2010 when the film begins shooting the two films followed, as did Jackson with 'The Lord of the Rings. Finally, if Christopher Tolkien has its way, the two films will be released in December 2011 and 2012, a year later than originally announced to present the project. Before meeting the new judicial crusade against Tolkien's son 'The Hobbit' Del Toro and Jackson (the good and evil?) Were also questioned about whether the project will with the blessing of the author's son, and his diplomatic answer was that Christopher Tolkien did not want to be involved in the films of The Lord of the Rings''and therefore assume that 'feelings are the same with these two films' .
and as friends who are all on TV.
enjoy
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