To fulfill the mission, Frodo needed an unlikely group of companions, a fellowship of several races in Middle-earth. One of ...

There's one scene in Lord of the Rings that has fans questioning Frodo's relationship with another member of the Fellowship.

The Legolas of Peter Jackson’s trilogy gives off vibes of That One Weird Kid, someone who seems perpetually surprised by whatever is going on around him — but also with a layer of curiosity ...

Legolas turns, grabs his galloping steed by the breast collar, and then he swings in front of the horse, rotates in the air, and lands in the saddle in front of Gimli.

"Legolas isn't discussed in The Hobbit, but as far as Tolkien is concerned, he would have been part of that structure within the Woodland Realm," Jackson says. "And we needed characters within the ...

The original video centers on his character, Legolas, and has racked up 2.1 million views to date. PHOTOS: Elijah Wood in ‘Hobbit’ and 16 Other Cameos in Prequels, Reboots and Remakes ...

The fact that Frodo never said Legolas’ name. As we all know, the grounds we could cover in regards to Middle-earth are even bigger than the created world they all live in.

Legolas certainly does better than Boromir, but the elves gain no advantages with the defeat of Sauron other than time to move off the continent. He does not gain any favors for the wood elves of ...

Bloom shared his favorite Legolas moments from the five Tolkien movies he has appeared in, as well as the non-Legolas "Lord of the Rings" role he would love to play.

Legolas is 1.8 meters tall (because Orlando Bloom is 1.8 meters tall). The camera is far enough away to ignore perspective (not technically true) and the camera looks perpendicular at the bridge ...

Legolas is just as blonde and beautiful as he was in the "LOTR" films, with long locks that would do any creme rinse commercial proud.