Sir Ian McKellen Reihenfolge der Bücher (Chronologisch)

Instrumentalists will delight in this collection, which features thematic interpretations of 11 selections from Howard Shore's brilliant score to The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey. Shore masterfully expands upon the musical palette of Middle-earth, blending familiar motifs from the Lord of the Rings trilogy with an exciting array of memorable new themes. This beautifully produced folio features an array of colorful photos from the film. Titles: My Dear Frodo * Old Friends * Axe or Sword? * The Adventure Begins * Warg-scouts * A Good Omen * Song of the Lonely Mountain * Dreaming of Bag End * A Very Respectable Hobbit * Erebor * The Dwarf Lords. This title is available in MakeMusic Cloud.

STOPPARD's original Guildenstern, a heartbreaking Newman Noggs and a definitive Lord Peter Wimsey, Edward Petherbridge is one of Britain's finest and most highly respected actors. In a distinguished career spanning more than half a century he has proved equally at home in Greek tragedy and French farce, in Shakespeare and Chekhov, Moliere and O'Neill, Beckett and Bennett, Coward and Kurt Weill. In this fascinating collection of essays, he tells the story of his life in the theatre (low ebbs included), from his first acting lesson, watching Norman Evans in Humpty Dumpty at the Bradford Alhambra, and his early years in 'tatty' rep, through his frustrations and triumphs at the Old Vic under the leadership of Laurence Olivier, to his role in the formation of the democratic Actors' Company and his membership of the Royal Shakespeare Company. Along the way he recounts several 'unscheduled' appearances, in Peter Brook's Oedipus, for instance, and in Wormwood Scrubs as a young conscientious objector. Part memoir and part master class, this unique anthology of prose and poetry, lavishly illustrated throughout by Petherbridge's own artwork and many rare photographs, is a wonderfully entertaining, incisive and often moving exposition of the very heart of the mystery of acting.

Das offizielle Filmbuch zum Herrn der Ringe zeigt aufregende Details von den Dreharbeiten des ersten Teils der Trilogie und führt hinter die Kulissen: Farbaufnahmen vom Drehort, von den Schauplätzen, den Schauspielern, den Untieren, von den Kostümen und der Ausstattung. Im Textteil geht Brian Sibley, ein international anerkannter Tolkien-Kenner und Berater am Set, ausführlich auf Konzeption, Entwürfe und auf die Dreharbeiten der letzten fünf Jahre ein. Ein Fest für die Augen, enthält das reich illustrierte Buch zum Film viele über zwei Seiten reichende exklusive Photos, voller interessanter Details und dazu Kommentare von Peter Jackson, dem Regisseur, selbst. Dies ist das offizielle Buch zu dem bedeutendsten Film des Jahrzehnts.