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Nick: Annael (Registered User)
Date/Time: Mon, 6/3/2002 at 10:39 EDT (Mon, 6/3/2002 at 6:39 PST)
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In Reply To: To play the devil's advocate,  <Curious>  [6/1/2002 @ 9:25]  (4/4)
Subject:
I doubt it was intended from the outset
Message:

Tolkien wrote to his son about Faramir that "I am sure I did not invent him, I did not even want him . . . but there he came walking into the woods of Ithilien . . ."

If the parallels were conscious, then they were a result of careful revision after Faramir appeared.

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Well, we often talk about the 'Big One' in the film industry, as in, "see you on the Big One", the mythical film that never comes. They're always too small, too hurried, too under-budgeted.

Now I can say that in my lifetime I've seen the Big One. And it really was a beautiful thing.

- Filmmaker and critic Costa Botes on LOTR:FOTR

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