Filming Wraps on ‘The Hunt for Gollum’

Filming Wraps on ‘The Hunt for Gollum’

Plus, Arnold Vosloo confirms his return as Imhotep in 'The Mummy: Book of the Dead.'

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During his recent appearance on The Morning Mosh Pit (via Screen Rant), Andy Serkis revealed filming has wrapped on The Hunt for Gollum.

We’ve just wrapped principal photography and I’m directing this one, so it’s been an incredible journey back into an endlessly complex and wonderfully drawn and written character for the third time. The Lord of the Rings trilogy, The Hobbit trilogy, and now going back in on this film. So, I’m very excited about it. He just is one of Tolkien’s most complicated characters and does definitely bear closer examination.

Meanwhile, Arnold Vosloo recently confirmed his return as Imhotep in The Mummy: Book of the Dead during his recent appearance on the Danger Close Podcast (via Bloody-Disgusting).

I can report now…I just signed my deal. We are doing another Mummy. Brendan and them are shooting now in London.

In brief

Robert Egger’s Werwulf gets an “R” for mondo “disturbing violent content. The long-awaited Sharknado prequel movie gets a poster. During his recent appearance on The Morning Mosh Pit (via Screen Rant), Andy Serkis revealed filming has wrapped on The Hunt for Gollum. Meanwhile, Arnold Vosloo recently confirmed his return as Imhotep in The Mummy: Book of the Dead during his recent appearance on the Danger Close Podcast (via Bloody-Disgusting).

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