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Happy birthday, Richard Armitage | 22. August 1971
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Happy birthday, Richard Armitage | 22. August 1971
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The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies press conference - Beijing, China, January 19th, 2015 (2)
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Is there a particular cast member that you'll kind of miss the most?
“It was a little chilling, to be honest. I looked so different from myself. Obviously, I’m not going to play this Elvenking like me. No one wants to see that. But, yeah, it was very interesting. The way the character is designed — he’s beautiful, he’s exquisite. There’s something very ethereal about him. But also unforgiving and cold. We figured that out with the way he looks before I even shot a scene. We would do the costume fittings and I would be like, ‘Yeah, he takes up a lot of space this guy. He belongs on a throne.” - Lee Pace Happy birthday, Lee Pace! | March 25, 1979
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"Well, all of my costumes, they are big. They are huge and they’ve got capes and trains and big robes. I don’t have one costume that doesn’t have a trail of fabric coming behind me. And I don’t think there’s one scene that I shot that I haven’t tripped on it."
"In the first scene that I appeared in in the movie, I go up these steps, and I’ve got these big golden robes falling behind me. And every single take, I tripped. I know I forced a cut on Peter because I’m trying to walk up these steps and I– With the cape in the Battle of the Five Armies, it gets everywhere. It doesn’t feel very Elfish, by the way, when I fall."
Happy birthday, Lee Pace! | March 25, 1979
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