The dramatic scene with Elrond confronting Isildur over the One Ring in Jackson’s movie, while iconic, did not happen that way in the books.

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Isildur's role in The Lord of the Rings was short-lived, especially on screen. But his death set in motion the main events of J.R.R. Tolkien's epic.

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As we know from Tolkien’s extensive writings about the history of Middle-earth, Isildur had four children with a wife Tolkien never actually got around to naming, one of which he called Valandil.

Isildur’s wife is primarily mentioned in the book The Peoples of Middle-Earth, wherein J.R.R. Tolkien’s son complied additional The Lord of the Rings writings authored by his father.

Few men of Middle-earth have ever left a more complicated legacy behind than Isildur. Fans of The Lord of the Rings know why. As does The Rings of Powers‘ Maxim Baldry, who plays a younger ...

And we’ve got Isildur, who we see in one of the very early scenes with an Elrond flashback in Lord of the Rings about the susceptibility of men to seduction and corruption by Sauron.

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Isildur’s wife is primarily mentioned in the book The Peoples of Middle-Earth, wherein J.R.R. Tolkien’s son complied additional The Lord of the Rings writings authored by his father.

On the other hand, Lloyd Owen, who plays Elendil, Isildur’s father in the series, understood his character through Tolkien’s own Biblical references. Owen says, “Elendil is a combination of ...

Of course, The Lord of the Rings fans – diehards and more casual observers – know how Isildur's story ends, but the journey he takes to get to that point isn't really explored in J.R.R ...