how did I never hear about that?
Aug. 22nd, 2004 09:12 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
psocopteraFrom the 1 December 2003 Newsweek, and repeated here:
With the journey over, Orlando Bloom, who plays the elf Legolas, tells Newsweek about the emotional end of filming. "I was definitely welled up, man," he says. "I was choked. I was suddenly reminded of how lucky I was to be a part of this process and how much it changed me -- Viggo being a real mentor to me, and Peter being this incredibly amazing, visionary director. They cut together a little gag reel. It was, like, four minutes of all these different Leggy moments from the whole shoot and outtakes and stuff. It was hilarious! It had all this '80s music. You know that song 'Hungry Eyes'? 'One look at you and I touch the sky?' They had this homoerotic thing where they had a shot of Viggo pulling out his sword and looking at me, and me looking at him and drawing my bow. It was brilliant, man."
I suppose it would be too dangerous to put on the ROTK dvd, the swoonage would be epidemic.
With the journey over, Orlando Bloom, who plays the elf Legolas, tells Newsweek about the emotional end of filming. "I was definitely welled up, man," he says. "I was choked. I was suddenly reminded of how lucky I was to be a part of this process and how much it changed me -- Viggo being a real mentor to me, and Peter being this incredibly amazing, visionary director. They cut together a little gag reel. It was, like, four minutes of all these different Leggy moments from the whole shoot and outtakes and stuff. It was hilarious! It had all this '80s music. You know that song 'Hungry Eyes'? 'One look at you and I touch the sky?' They had this homoerotic thing where they had a shot of Viggo pulling out his sword and looking at me, and me looking at him and drawing my bow. It was brilliant, man."
I suppose it would be too dangerous to put on the ROTK dvd, the swoonage would be epidemic.
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Date: 2004-08-23 02:03 am (UTC)