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Talk Fantasy To Me

The Lord of the Rings: Return of the King Differences Part 2 Between Novel & Film

Talk Fantasy To Me

Riddikulus Productions

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5.0765 Ratings

🗓️ 24 July 2022

⏱️ 101 minutes

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Summary

We are excited to have you join us today as we jump into the final installment of The Lord of the Rings film series and emphasize the major differences between Part 2 of the extended edition of The Return of the King in comparison to the corresponding scenes found in its novel counterpart. Please note that the changing of character perspectives as seen on screen does not evenly line up with the sequence of events in the novel in a chronological order. Follow along while we highlight the key differences found between the movie and the books such as; Frodo's entry into Shelob's Lair, the death of Denethor, the assistance of the dead army, the last council before marching on the Black Gate, and the aftermath of the Second Great War. With Chase and Josh discussing the irregularities, highlighting problems affecting plot lines, providing evidence through passages found in the novel, and presenting Part 2 of the film with a numeric grade, don't miss out. "Well, good luck on your road, and good luck to your homecoming!" said Mr. Butterbur. "Should have warned you before that all's not well in the Shire neither, if what we hear is true. Funny goings on, they say. But one thing drives out another, and I was full of my own troubles. But if I may be so bold, you've come back changed from your travels, and you look now like folk as can deal with troubles out of hand. I don't doubt you'll soon set all to rights. Good luck to you! And the oftener you come back the better I'll be pleased."

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0:00.0

Oh, Welcome everyone to a brand new episode of Chase and Josh

0:34.3

factor fantasy. That's Chas and I'm Josh and we're here to give you a part six of

0:38.3

Lord the Rings and the Return of the King today where we're going to be

0:41.7

highlighting the key differences between the second part of the extended edition

0:46.8

the Lord of the Rings Return of the King film and we're going to be comparing it to the corresponding sections in the Return of the King novel.

0:54.0

Honestly, this is going to be the last thing that we cover that has like new topics are a part of the

0:59.3

storyline before we finish out next week with our rankings episode so it kind of all comes to a

1:04.1

close in a way today obviously we're going to throw in some fun little facts and

1:08.2

anecdotes from the appendixes next week and things of that nature but for the most part

1:12.2

the story comes to an end of day

1:13.8

in its totality.

1:14.6

And it's taken us a long time to get here,

1:17.0

but the train has finally stopped.

1:19.1

This is the end of the road for our guys,

1:21.6

you know, Frodo, Sam, Aragorn, Legolus, Gimmley, Gandolf,

1:24.8

or we're gonna say goodbye to them today, you know, and it's a it's a very

1:28.7

very fitting. We did this thing from the right way from the beginning to where we're at today and

1:33.6

we're just ready to send it off and I don't know I'll just turn back over to

1:37.1

Chase here before we get started and then we'll run through it.

1:40.5

It's been a great ride man it's a while to already think we've been on this ride since March.

1:46.0

You know, that's a three month road and I think when you really embrace it and get in detail like we do on this show here, what's wild is it actually makes time go faster.

1:58.0

So it's been a long ride, but a quick ride but it's been awesome.

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