Bilbo Baggins will finally see the light of day as the film adaptation of J.R.R. Tolkien’s fantasy novel The Hobbit has been green-lighted, according to TheWrap.com. Citing an unnamed source, the website reported that MGM and Warner Bros. have set a…
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The Hobbit to Begin Production in February
Jurassic Park actor Sam Neill criticises New Zealand’s prime minister for getting involved in the ongoing dispute over The Hobbit film.
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Sam Neill wades into Hobbit row
A union dispute should not lead to filming of The Hobbit being driven out of New Zealand, the country’s prime minister says.
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Hobbit movie ‘should stay in NZ’
An agreement would allow the director Peter Jackson to begin shooting J. R. R. Tolkien’s “The Hobbit” early next year.
Warner Bros., New Line and all the other financial players involved in “The Hobbit” have yet to green light the movie, yet there is already another hurdle this troubled production must jump over in its quest to begin filming. What is it this time? Actors.
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‘Hobbit’ faces possible actors strike
Film director Peter Jackson warns production of The Hobbit could cease over a contractual dispute with acting unions.
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Jackson threatens Hobbit shutdown
