Ian McKellen is ready to return as Gandalf, should necessary.
Ian McKellen asked whether he will come back as Gandalf in The Lord Of The Rings: The Hunt for Gollum, a just announced movie set for 2026. Originally cast member Andy Serkis will oversee the movie, which Peter Jackson will produce. The narrative will show Gollum under hunt prior to the events of The Fellowship of the Ring.
The Times asked McKellen whether he might play Gandalf in The Hunt for Gollum. He admits that, given his long white hair, which he has been cultivating for the stage performance Falstaff, he currently fits the character. "I have not shaved in months," he says. "There is no plan, no script, and no offer, yet." When asked whether he would be eager to play the part once more, McKellen laughed, "If I'm alive."
Gollum's Journey
Examining Gollum's fixation with the One Ring, the forthcoming fantasy adventure film The Hunt For Gollum Examining Gollum's stormy origins and unwavering search for the Ring, the movie chronicles events of The Lord Of The Rings trilogy. The story takes place in Middle-earth and centers on the perilous terrain and sinister powers endangering the future of the Ring.
Though not much is known about the film, it is quite believed that the story will revolve on Gollum's path and offer an original viewpoint. The movie might show how events from the trilogy will alter since the story is portrayed from a different perspective.
More to Ahead
The production and release of the movie should give the audience an interesting movie with possibilities to draw in new viewers and give more to look forward. Since the Gollum story would offer a different viewpoint on the series, the story has been much awaited.
Given a seasoned director and producer, the movie will probably be as gripping and interesting as the last one.
