‘The Hobbit’ movie: A possible Part 3 using written notes of Middle-earth from JRR Tolkien
After the successful “Hobbit” panel at Comic-Con 2012 in San Diego this week, Peter Jackson still had some more secrets to tell of everyone’s favorite hairy-footed friends.
“Screen Rant” first reveals this Saturday that Jackson did confirm there were several book scenes he was not able to adapt into the movie because of time and space issues.
With the main filming of “The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey” finished—the second prequel installment is titled “The Hobbit: There and Back again”—the director may now make a third film from JRR Tolkien’s unpublished books.
According to “HitFix,” who first received word on a possible trilogy for “The Hobbit” films, this is Jackson’s official statement:
“We’ve been certainly talking to the studio about material we cannot shoot … I’d like to shoot a bunch more material. There’s so much good stuff in the appendices that we haven’t been able to squeeze into these movies. That’s a discussion we’re currently having.”
At Comic-Con 2012, “Lord of the Rings” director Peter Jackson was able to spill a couple more secrets to his Middle-earth fans:
“It’s still premature. We have an incredible source of material, and we do have the rights to many of JRR Tolkien’s notes, and I have been talking to the stuido about other things we haven’t seen that might make into a [third] film.”
READ MORE: http://www.examiner.com/article/the-hobbit-movie-news-may-be-a-trilogy-third-film-from-jrr-tolkien-s-notes
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