I surprised Viggo Mortensen with the Flame of the West during my interview. Watch the Lord of the Rings star’s reaction. The interview was about his new movie "The Dead Dont Hurt".
As a swede i can say Danish is more like orcish or maybe some goblin language.. its terrible. And very unfortunate that a language can evolve that way naturally. Personally i believe the language of Danish was made in the pits of Orthanc.
@@ExtroLurkerhaz Quenya elvish language was based on Finnish and Sindarin was based on old Welsh/Celtic language. Black speech of Mordor is supposedly based on some Hurrian language from middle east
@@VidyagameFacts136 Star wars fans are not toxic shit hole. They just don't like the new star wars material, understandably so. And i guess you haven't seen all the haters on the new lord of the rings material. Because it's the same.
Actually since he arrived late to the lord of the rings shoot because he was a recast for Aragon, he just took Anduril everywhere to get used to it. The other people had 6 weeks of fight training already. This familiarity with the prop probably was the reason why he was so skilled in the end
@@oliverhardy9464The cops were called one Sunday morning while he was swinging it after his gym session. He got away after signing autographs and taking pictures with said cops 😅
Bob Anderson taught squat to Errol Flynn, he only ever started doing any kind of movies in the 1950s. Errol Flynn's best swashbuckling films were all made in the 1930s and early 1940s. When Anderson came in, Flynn was long past his prime and hopped up on alcohol and God knows what else. I'll never understand why this "Bob Anderson taught Errol Flynn" myth won't die, they did one or two films together, and not one of them was an outstanding one for Flynn.
@@christophwolf663 My apologies for "taught" I intended to say "instructed", which, for the Master of Ballantrae in, as you say, 1953, long past Flynn's prime, was the case.
"Very bright was that sword when it was made whole again; the light of the sun shone redly in it, and the light of the moon shone cold, and its edge was hard and keen. And Aragorn gave it a new name and called it Andúril, Flame of the West."
Peter Jackson out of his mind as usual. Why on earth wouldn't Sauron himself defend his own land? if the crowd doesn't get it, then let Aragorn and Gandalf have a discussion about it before the fight.
Still as Northern European as always, very down to earth and calm. Love to see he hasn't changed with all the success, there has been enough bloated egos in Hollywood for decades.
@@odlfmariner470 That is true. Northern European women are strong and independent, they're not looking to be anyone's cook and servant. Equality between genders is super strong in Northern European countries, likely strongest in the world.
I think the Lord of the Rings cast will always feel like family to me. I love the movies and the books quite a bit. People will love and enjoy their work long after you and I pass from this world. What an amazing feeling to have with your soul. Cheers to all the creators and fans of Lord of the Rings!
As a Dane it's always nice seeing Viggo speak danish. He has an americanized accent obviously, that's expected. The fact that he understands norwegian also, suprises me. Danish, swedish and norwegian are variations of the same language but the pronunciation of some words can be quite different.
First movie I remember seeing in theaters when I was 5. Just took my 5 year old daughter to see it during its re-release 23 years later. Those movies achieved perfection because of the respect and commitment the entire cast and crew held for the source material. Tolkien would be proud.
His Danish is so adorable. The fact that he still has a grasp of it despite living so far away and speaking another language every single day is incredible. Love that he switched to Danish here when he was face to face with another Scandinavian.
*I remember when the first movie came out and at that time I had NEVER heard of LoTR and had NO desire to see it but my ex's co-worker wanted to see it, etc so we went to see it. Within moments of the movie starting I was captivated!! I was already a Viggo fan from seeing him in the Prophecy movie. I became a fan of the world of LoTR after that movie.*
I love this moment! To see Viggo light up, and also remain humble in a fun way, about the size of the sword on screen, haha 😍 Thank you for sharing this video!
I always chill because i surround myself with good people like Viggo. Not sore loosers like you who find bad even in something so pointless like this comment section. You should try pretending. Pretend to be good for one day. You will find that something doesn´t have to be real in order to be an inspiration. How many people around the world are inspired by non-real heroes like Aragorn or Batman? And how many idiots get killed everyday for a non-real god? We are all adult pretenders, friend.
I’ve just seen all three extended movies (or as I call them, full versions) at my local cinema - it was awesome! 11am to just past midnight but so worth it!
Viggo is firmly cemented in my list of top 5 male actors of all time. I've seen a dozen of his films, from the iconic LOTR to the lower budget mindless action flicks like American Yakuza and he always plays his roles with conviction. Some guys just phone it in sometimes, I don't think I've ever seen him do that. One of his best performances was when he played Lucifer is The Prophecy. Just a small part, comparatively, but he nails the Prince of Lies and you feel fear and revulsion with every word he says. Great actor.
From the ashes a fire shall be woken, A light from the shadows shall spring; Renewed shall be blade that was broken, The crownless again shall be king.
Do you ever have moments where you see someone from your childhood that was at their peak when you were young, then see them a couple decades later and experience immense dread because of how much they've aged? Viggo looking like my grandpa, holy crap, I feel like I've got one foot in the grave.
It's so cool that as a guy from Northern Netherlands I can understand half the Danish sentences he's speaking. I didn't even know he was Danish to be honest, but I almost understood the language without ever interacting with it before. It shows how these languages are connected from a past now long forgotten.
I am only reminded of that when I look at more recent vids/photos of the actors. They are still pretty "young" in my mind. Or at least as young as they were in the movies. But what makes it painful is when news of their deaths reach me. We lost Bernard Hill not to long ago. Rest well King Théoden.
Depends what kind of replica it is. I have one very beautiful one at home, but its like 440 stainless, so it wont rust... and also is overly heavy and would not survive any mildly serious fencing. :-D Maybe this one is better.
To be the King of the best trilogy ever to be made is something that will be remembered. His name will never die. 20+ years later and I still watch the full trilogy at least once a year. Looking forward to showing my sons the movie once they are a bit older!
Gotta love him...I remember he was really into his role, being Aragorn for three years of production time. He sometimes took Anduril with him in his spare time, some people called the police when he took it to restaurant.
Wow, I thought he spoke only English, but from what I read in Wiki, he’s fluent and I mean REALLY FLUENT in Spanish, and also speaks Danish. Learn something new everyday!
Reminder that the first time Aragorn holds the Hero-version (Hero version means the high detail one not used in combat) he is seeing it for the first time himself as an actor. He was supposed to only pull it out a few inches and examine the blade, but he pulls it out and holds it up like a kid in a candy shop, genuinely amazed to see it, and that made the final cut. When he says "You need sharp eyes, or you'll miss it", he's almost certainly talking about the Hero-version he holds here, which sadly only shows up in close up shots, although it's one of the most beautiful swords in the series. Mostly you see the combat version with the rounded aluminum blade.
"You need sharp eyes, or you'll miss it"" He's talking about the scene where you could spot this sword. The Dead Don't Hurt Exclusive Movie Clip - Aragorn's sword Andúril Cameo czcams.com/video/INcQgvZ-umY/video.html
Elrond: Anduril....Flame of the West. Forged from the shards of Narsil Aragorn: Sauron will not have forgotten the Sword of Elendil......the Blade that was broken shall return to Minas Tirith Elrond: The man who can wield the power of this sword can summon to him an army more deadly than any that walks this earth. Put aside the ranger, become who you were born to be, take the Dimholt road. Elrond: in elvish - Ónen i-Estel Edain ( I give hope to the Dunedain) Aragorn: in elvish - Ú-chebin Estel anim ( I have kept no hope for myself)
Remember how Viggo's son is the one responsible for why he took the role of Aragorn, so him having this reaction is probably a thank you to his son and all of us for being his foundation. :)
Narsil is my name, a mighty sword; Telchar made me in Nogrod.” "Sun. I am Andúril who was once Narsil, sword of Elendil. The slaves of Mordor shall flee from me. Moon".
when you know that we're likely to see Aragorn, Legolas etc ... in the next 2 films with Peter Jackson, Andy Serkis etc ... and you see this video in the morning with your coffee, seeing the king take up his sword. it just made my fuckin week
Er macht immer noch eine gute Figur vielen Dank für deine Arbeit an der Rolle Aragon .😢😢😢 Ich vermisse die gute alte Zeit wo Kino noch Spaß gemacht hat. Dank Filmen wie Herr der Ringe und Harry Potter . Wo nicht jeder Film mit politischer Feder geschrieben sonder mit der Hingabe und liebe für das Werk.
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“Your fingers would remember their own strength better, if they grasped your sword”
truly The Return of the King..
That was for Bernard Hill😊
You need to re-watch the films. Wow, smh...
@@ROBERT-ml7ml The quote fits. I'm pretty sure he knows where it's from and to whom it's spoken to.
Exactly, some people are so pendant.. 🙁
the way he laughs and smiles when its pulled out of the bag is like he's seeing an old friend he hasn't seen in years
But it’s his sword. He took it home after the films finished.
@@jonhowarth9911
If it's the case, then they must have possesion of it by asking his wife.
Oh for fuck sake
@@RhetoricalMuse They usually make more then just 1 sword cause things tend to break
@@pom5966 Aye, tis true. There were four made.
The way he says Anduril! Literal chills.
Dude knows his Stuff
100% agreed
Viggo is still king.
He is a mortal man.
@@konstantindrevojorov3550 He will be my king until he's 210 years old.
@@flandrinelextensionniste6490 🎯. I see.
@@konstantindrevojorov3550dunedain* still mortal though
@@flandrinelextensionniste6490 Not if Eowyn's stew have something to say about it
"Do you recognize it?!"
"It cannot be!"
The Flame of the West! Forged from the shards of Narsil!
"That line was broken!"
@@greenkidd529 Its been remade
Only the king can wield it
Fight for me and reclaim your oath, what say u?
Still speaking elvish I see
@@SeanPittaway-lb9bg 😂😂😂
First time I've heard anyone say Danish is like elvish. Most would refer to it as black speech 🙂
@@pharolNorwegian would be more like Elvish
As a swede i can say Danish is more like orcish or maybe some goblin language.. its terrible. And very unfortunate that a language can evolve that way naturally. Personally i believe the language of Danish was made in the pits of Orthanc.
@@ExtroLurkerhaz Quenya elvish language was based on Finnish and Sindarin was based on old Welsh/Celtic language. Black speech of Mordor is supposedly based on some Hurrian language from middle east
Good to see actors that have passion for what film they will
be active in.
I believe Viggo didn't want to take the role of Aragorn but his son insisted cause he was a huge fan of LOTR.
fun facts at least to me :)
It made him famous and get lots of money
@@dancasipitsome actors still hate the movies that made them famous
It helps when the fan base isn't a toxic shit hole like star wars fans for example
@@VidyagameFacts136 Star wars fans are not toxic shit hole. They just don't like the new star wars material, understandably so. And i guess you haven't seen all the haters on the new lord of the rings material. Because it's the same.
Nobody stepped into a role as Viggo did with Aragorn. He was the perfect fit.
I think you've got it backwards. Aragorn simply plays Viggo in our reality.
It’s even more impressive because he was a recast, the original actor was deemed too young to be a convincing Aragorn
The way he holds it is so right
I mean, who else should know how to do that if not him
The guy who did the sword training for the films said Viggo is the most talented swordsman he's ever trained.
@@oodsigma4482 That's really cool bro
Actually since he arrived late to the lord of the rings shoot because he was a recast for Aragon, he just took Anduril everywhere to get used to it. The other people had 6 weeks of fight training already. This familiarity with the prop probably was the reason why he was so skilled in the end
@@oliverhardy9464The cops were called one Sunday morning while he was swinging it after his gym session. He got away after signing autographs and taking pictures with said cops 😅
Bob Anderson, the swordmaster on LotR who also taught Errol Flynn, called Viggo the most natural swordsman he ever instructed.
Bob Anderson taught squat to Errol Flynn, he only ever started doing any kind of movies in the 1950s. Errol Flynn's best swashbuckling films were all made in the 1930s and early 1940s. When Anderson came in, Flynn was long past his prime and hopped up on alcohol and God knows what else. I'll never understand why this "Bob Anderson taught Errol Flynn" myth won't die, they did one or two films together, and not one of them was an outstanding one for Flynn.
@@christophwolf663 My apologies for "taught" I intended to say "instructed", which, for the Master of Ballantrae in, as you say, 1953, long past Flynn's prime, was the case.
well. viggo has probably viking genes in him
He did an old spanish (I think) movie called Captain Alatriste, that's a swordman (musketeer type). I recommend it a lot.
The Return of The King
"Very bright was that sword when it was made whole again; the light of the sun shone redly in it, and the light of the moon shone cold, and its edge was hard and keen.
And Aragorn gave it a new name and called it Andúril, Flame of the West."
😂 Reminded me of those overly religious christian "bots" that randomly comment bible verses
But this is good you're a fan ibcan tell
@@bobjelIy no, I actually am an overly religious Christian bot that randomly comments using bible verses! 🤖
@@leespiderpod and I'm a regular bot that randomly comments nonsense under good comments
I see a men of culture.
And and, and and.
He will always be Aragorn. My brother, my commander, my King. ❤
I wish I was as chill as Viggo.
It helps hes milionare
Who stops you from that?
@@janmajer4662 My wife. I tell you, what a battleaxe.
Your wife is stopping another man from being chill?
@@frankjuuh I identified with his problems myself.
I hoping he was going to say:
“This is a good sword”
Peter Jackson out of his mind as usual. Why on earth wouldn't Sauron himself defend his own land? if the crowd doesn't get it, then let Aragorn and Gandalf have a discussion about it before the fight.
@@scottwarren4998 wut.
@@ALBINO1D Sauron should have defended his land, taken his form and then duel Aragorn. What a way to ruin the ending of a movie by choosing a troll.
@@scottwarren4998 if you think Tolkien's story is about characters getting into full strength before they fight, you've missed his point entirely.
@@ALBINO1D In order to make the movie look logical, this dialogue below is what could have happened before the final fight
That man is a real prodigy. Not just as a person and actor but also as polygloth. I'm truly amazed of how many languages he speaks fluently.
I think Tolkien himself would have been proud of him for that.
No h in polyglot 🙂 Poly means many, glot means tongue.
"I'm old, Gandalf."
Still as Northern European as always, very down to earth and calm. Love to see he hasn't changed with all the success, there has been enough bloated egos in Hollywood for decades.
Very humble and down to earth indeed
Is Swedish girl friendly and wife material?
@@NetvoTV Depends on the girl and especially who is asking, kinda silly question. Same thing as in literally every country on the planet.
@@NetvoTV If you want a traditional wife then probably not.
@@odlfmariner470 That is true. Northern European women are strong and independent, they're not looking to be anyone's cook and servant. Equality between genders is super strong in Northern European countries, likely strongest in the world.
His own fingers remembering how to grasp his sword like muscle memory. It's like they never missed one another.
I think the Lord of the Rings cast will always feel like family to me. I love the movies and the books quite a bit. People will love and enjoy their work long after you and I pass from this world. What an amazing feeling to have with your soul.
Cheers to all the creators and fans of Lord of the Rings!
I feel similarly ❤❤ Well said!
As a Dane it's always nice seeing Viggo speak danish. He has an americanized accent obviously, that's expected. The fact that he understands norwegian also, suprises me. Danish, swedish and norwegian are variations of the same language but the pronunciation of some words can be quite different.
"I Am Anduril, Who Was Narsil, The Sword Of Elendil. Let The Thralls Of Mordor Flee Me."
*Your fingers would remember their old strength better if they grasped your sword.*
First movie I remember seeing in theaters when I was 5. Just took my 5 year old daughter to see it during its re-release 23 years later. Those movies achieved perfection because of the respect and commitment the entire cast and crew held for the source material. Tolkien would be proud.
Don’t you think five is a little young to be seeing these films? They have pretty mature and frightening themes and violence throughout
@@mark9294 its fine dont be a wuss
Lmao what? Grow up. @@mark9294
Frodo or Sam may be the heart of the story, but Viggo was the heart of the production. Love this man so much.
His Danish is so adorable. The fact that he still has a grasp of it despite living so far away and speaking another language every single day is incredible. Love that he switched to Danish here when he was face to face with another Scandinavian.
Anduril! Flame Of The West. Forged from the shards of Narsil.
*I remember when the first movie came out and at that time I had NEVER heard of LoTR and had NO desire to see it but my ex's co-worker wanted to see it, etc so we went to see it. Within moments of the movie starting I was captivated!! I was already a Viggo fan from seeing him in the Prophecy movie. I became a fan of the world of LoTR after that movie.*
Best opening to any movie ever, that prologue
Häftigt! Och roligt som svensk att höra Viggo prata danska. LotR såg jag på bio 2001, 2002 och 2003. Fantastiska filmer.
I’m sorry to say he pulled a harmless «swedish joke» during our interview 😅
@@benjaminbrekken That's what all Swedes, Danes and Norwegians do, don't we? Make fun of each other 😄
@@Qwerty789LL Correct 😅
@@benjaminbrekken What was the joke? :)
How fluent is his Danish?
Want forgot that I saw these films. So I can watch them like it’s the first time. They were perfect. Thank you Peter Jackson.
Our King!
I love this moment! To see Viggo light up, and also remain humble in a fun way, about the size of the sword on screen, haha 😍 Thank you for sharing this video!
They're playing the LOTR trilogy at my local cinema. Can't wait to see it on the big screen for the first time.
That sword and Viggo have many things in common, strong, pure, a force for good undeniably.
Chill, he's just an adult pretender, lol
I always chill because i surround myself with good people like Viggo. Not sore loosers like you who find bad even in something so pointless like this comment section. You should try pretending. Pretend to be good for one day. You will find that something doesn´t have to be real in order to be an inspiration. How many people around the world are inspired by non-real heroes like Aragorn or Batman? And how many idiots get killed everyday for a non-real god? We are all adult pretenders, friend.
If they ever make a metal gear solid 4 movie and need a cast for Old Snake. You're looking at him right now
I’ve just seen all three extended movies (or as I call them, full versions) at my local cinema - it was awesome! 11am to just past midnight but so worth it!
Viggo is firmly cemented in my list of top 5 male actors of all time. I've seen a dozen of his films, from the iconic LOTR to the lower budget mindless action flicks like American Yakuza and he always plays his roles with conviction. Some guys just phone it in sometimes, I don't think I've ever seen him do that. One of his best performances was when he played Lucifer is The Prophecy. Just a small part, comparatively, but he nails the Prince of Lies and you feel fear and revulsion with every word he says. Great actor.
The return of the King!
“If by my life or death I can protect you, I will. You have my sword.”
From the ashes a fire shall be woken,
A light from the shadows shall spring;
Renewed shall be blade that was broken,
The crownless again shall be king.
Do you ever have moments where you see someone from your childhood that was at their peak when you were young, then see them a couple decades later and experience immense dread because of how much they've aged?
Viggo looking like my grandpa, holy crap, I feel like I've got one foot in the grave.
We named our son after this man. All hail Viggo!
Scourge of Carpathia, Sorrow of Moldavia, Vigo the Carpathian, Vigo the Cruel, Vigo the Torturer, Vigo the Despised, Vigo the Unholy!
Viggo is a classic hollyood actor - charm, professional, humble, talented and above all class.
It's so cool that as a guy from Northern Netherlands I can understand half the Danish sentences he's speaking. I didn't even know he was Danish to be honest, but I almost understood the language without ever interacting with it before. It shows how these languages are connected from a past now long forgotten.
Viggo is such a wonderful guy
Viggo Mortensen will not have forgotten the Sword of Elendil...
The sword reforged- Anduril, flame of the west!
Still can't believe it has been over 20 years.... What a time we'll never get to experience again
I am only reminded of that when I look at more recent vids/photos of the actors.
They are still pretty "young" in my mind. Or at least as young as they were in the movies.
But what makes it painful is when news of their deaths reach me.
We lost Bernard Hill not to long ago. Rest well King Théoden.
He really cares for that sword. He rests it on his shoulder for a minute to subtly wipe off the finger prints so it doesn’t rust
Depends what kind of replica it is. I have one very beautiful one at home, but its like 440 stainless, so it wont rust... and also is overly heavy and would not survive any mildly serious fencing. :-D Maybe this one is better.
What a legend, he'll always be remembered as Aragorn.
The glare on the sword when he holds it up high is so magnificent it looks like it bleeds into the sky above
To be the King of the best trilogy ever to be made is something that will be remembered. His name will never die. 20+ years later and I still watch the full trilogy at least once a year. Looking forward to showing my sons the movie once they are a bit older!
“They will answer to the KING OF GONDOR.”
*pulls out the sword
“Wanna hold it?”
Gotta love him...I remember he was really into his role, being Aragorn for three years of production time. He sometimes took Anduril with him in his spare time, some people called the police when he took it to restaurant.
This guy is so classy and smart, a good actor and a good guy !
GOD: *How many languages will you speak in your life, Viggo?* - Viggo: *YES.*
Wow, I thought he spoke only English, but from what I read in Wiki, he’s fluent and I mean REALLY FLUENT in Spanish, and also speaks Danish.
Learn something new everyday!
We'll never get a series of films as impecable as this
I grew up reading and loving LOTR and this man brought my dreams to life in ways i never could have imagined! Long live the king!
Reminder that the first time Aragorn holds the Hero-version (Hero version means the high detail one not used in combat) he is seeing it for the first time himself as an actor. He was supposed to only pull it out a few inches and examine the blade, but he pulls it out and holds it up like a kid in a candy shop, genuinely amazed to see it, and that made the final cut.
When he says "You need sharp eyes, or you'll miss it", he's almost certainly talking about the Hero-version he holds here, which sadly only shows up in close up shots, although it's one of the most beautiful swords in the series. Mostly you see the combat version with the rounded aluminum blade.
He talks about a glimps of the sword in a dream sequence in his new movie The Dead dont Hurt.
"You need sharp eyes, or you'll miss it"" He's talking about the scene where you could spot this sword.
The Dead Don't Hurt Exclusive Movie Clip - Aragorn's sword Andúril Cameo
czcams.com/video/INcQgvZ-umY/video.html
Him speaking danish really warms my heart seeing he still is connected to the homeland☺
Elrond: Anduril....Flame of the West. Forged from the shards of Narsil
Aragorn: Sauron will not have forgotten the Sword of Elendil......the Blade that was broken shall return to Minas Tirith
Elrond: The man who can wield the power of this sword can summon to him an army more deadly than any that walks this earth. Put aside the ranger, become who you were born to be, take the Dimholt road.
Elrond: in elvish - Ónen i-Estel Edain ( I give hope to the Dunedain)
Aragorn: in elvish - Ú-chebin Estel anim ( I have kept no hope for myself)
Æææææ så KUUULT! Så hyggelig at du fikk møte legenden selv! :D ENDA en grunn til at du er min favoritt Intervjuer!
❤❤ Takk!
Childhood movies. Still watch it occasionally until now. The best movie ever for me
Remember how Viggo's son is the one responsible for why he took the role of Aragorn, so him having this reaction is probably a thank you to his son and all of us for being his foundation. :)
"My captain. My king".
Narsil is my name, a mighty sword; Telchar made me in Nogrod.”
"Sun. I am Andúril who was once Narsil, sword of Elendil. The slaves of Mordor shall flee from me. Moon".
And he still speaks perfect Elvish! What a true King.
Brought a smile in my face. The man is such a dear fellow.
The Return of The Sword to The Return of The King.
I get the feels when Viggo caught a glimpse of Andúril.
hes very humble and isnt too keen on fame. a true king
The king has returned! 👑
Viggo honestly looks more Numenorean here than in the movies. I think it's because he's got no beard.
the gray hair makes him look epic. awesome seeing him hold anduril again.
when you know that we're likely to see Aragorn, Legolas etc ... in the next 2 films with Peter Jackson, Andy Serkis etc ... and you see this video in the morning with your coffee, seeing the king take up his sword.
it just made my fuckin week
Anduril, Flame of the West, forged from the shards of Narsil. Put aside the ranger. Become who you were born to be.
The way he grabs the sword with one hand and twirls it up, that is ARAGORNS SWORD
The King has returned.
“Do you remember this?” “How could I forget?” 😂
Man the magic of shutting the fuck up and doing your job well can not be overstated. Noone hates Vigo.
“Do you recognize it?”
“I would not have forgotten the sword of Elendil”
Both G.I. Jane and the White Wizard would be proud. And also Frodo. And Aragorn's Queen 👑
Only one person are worthy to hold that sword and that is him and no one else. He should keep it.
Anduril, Flame of the West, held by the 110 yrs old King Aragorn II Elessar gave me goose bumps.... 🥲
Over 20 years later and I am just NOW realizing he is Danish. Holy shit, now I love him even more!
His western was really great. Viggo is just the best
the King who returned previously has returned again. hail to the king aragorn
He calls it like an old friend...
Er macht immer noch eine gute Figur vielen Dank für deine Arbeit an der Rolle Aragon .😢😢😢 Ich vermisse die gute alte Zeit wo Kino noch Spaß gemacht hat. Dank Filmen wie Herr der Ringe und Harry Potter . Wo nicht jeder Film mit politischer Feder geschrieben sonder mit der Hingabe und liebe für das Werk.
Lol, it's his sword. He brought it home. Also nice to hear him speaking danish! :D
No, its not. Its my collegues replica. We brought it.
The Return of the King
“Put aside the ranger. Become who you were born to be.”
"Put aside the ranger. Become who you were born to be."
Whoever keeps that replica sword can say Viggo has weilded it
" Put aside the ranger, become who you were born to be "
Just like Henry Cavill, this man has no haters.
You forgot Keanu Reeves
@@yenchu1237 Yeah you are right. Henry "shotgun arms" Cavill, Keanu Reeves and Viggo Mortensen, these 3 guys definitely have no haters.
Nice..Now i need to watch The Lord of the Rings again for the 20th Time
I really wanted him to cry from the battlements "RISE.. MEN OF THE WEESSSTTTT!!!"
The chuckle was one you give an old friend.
Ride with me!
damn, Aragorn looks old now. He must be 267 years old now.