The Lord of the Rings franchise features many heroes who excel in battle, besides the brave Aragorn and Gandalf.

When Gandalf and Pippin meet with Denethor in Return of the King, he is unwilling to receive their aid. Moreso, he refuses to call Rohan for help in the coming battle against Sauron's forces.

Gandalf wasn’t able to stop Denethor in the end, but his pleas to the steward are still instructive: “You think, as is your wont, my lord, of Gondor only.

Later, Pippin pledges his service to Denethor out of pity for Boromir's death—which, let's be honest, is very noble of him—even though Gandalf told him not to say anything. Related ...

Denethor II (John Noble) was the father of Boromir and Faramir (David Wenham), and the Steward — not king — of Gondor. Time of death: "The Return of the King" Cause of death: After trying (and ...

The further adventures of Gandalf and friends New Line Cinema. One of the ways that The Hobbit was stretched out to three films involved adding things that weren’t in the novel.

Is Gandalf in 'The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power'? What J.R.R. Tolkien and 'The Rings of Power' showrunners say about the Istari coming to Middle-earth in the Second Age.

The Stranger on Prime Video’s “Rings of Power,” played by Daniel Weyman, finally revealed his identity– as some viewers guessed, he is indeed a younger version of Gandalf. Weyman told the ...