While there are many differences between the Lord of the Rings books and movies, Aragorn and Boromir’s first meeting is an ...

The Lord of the Rings trilogy introduces viewers to several powerful fantasy characters, and these are the ones who are the mightiest.

Palmer Luckey’s defense firm Anduril is set on revolutionizing modern warfare – and the tech executive is now backing a crypto-friendly, digital-first bank startup that aims to rethink the ...

Aragorn's courageous indifference to the thought of death leads him on a perilous side quest that would ultimately be the deciding factor in the conclusion of the Battle of Pelennor Fields.

Aragorn is a Dunedain with much more experience and unparalleled skill with the sword, which does not mean that the son of Tywin Lannister is a one-armed man with a sword (no pun intended).

One user wrote: "Vigo Mortensen as Aragorn in Peter Jackson's The Lord of the Rings. "Stuart Townsend was cast, hired and flown out to New Zealand. on the first day of filming Jackson fired him.

Mortensen became Aragorn, and the trilogy became one of the most successful film franchises ever, pulling in $2.9 billion worldwide. But here’s the kicker—Crowe has zero regrets about it. None ...

Even the framing of Elrond and Míriel giving the swords to Aragorn and Elendil, respectively, is similar. The close-ups of them holding the weapons up to their faces, their reactions, it's all ...

While we don’t know if Mortensen will return as Aragorn in future movies, he did recently wield the power of his character’s sword, Andúril, for his new movie, The Dead Don’t Hurt.

Viggo Mortensen, the famous actor who gave life to Aragorn in the film trilogy of Peter Jackson’s ‘The Lord of the Rings’, has revealed that he sneaked his iconic Andúril sword in his new ...