Galadriel And Elrond's Kiss Shocked Rings Of Power Fans. Robert Aramayo Told Me Why He Did It, And It Makes Complete Sense
Then, Benjamin Walker, who was sitting next to Aramayo and plays High King Gil-galad, chimed in saying that it was Elrond’s ...
Charlie Vickers Is Ready to Be the Lord of the Rings
The actor behind Sauron himself speaks to io9 about where the Dark Lord goes next after Rings of Power's season 2 finale.
'The intention was to be controversial': The Rings of Power's Robert Aramayo defends divisive season 2 scene between Elrond and Galadriel
Speaking to me during season 2's 'Path to the Finale' press junket on September 25, Aramayo admitted that the sequence was ...
'An obvious bait for controversy': The Rings of Power fans have lots to say about divisive Elrond and Galadriel scene in season 2 episode 7
It's taken six episodes to get there, but The Rings of Power season 2 has finally reached its highly-anticipated tentpole ...
The Rings of Power season 2, episode 8 recap, Easter eggs, and ending explained: Sauron and Galadriel go head to head in an epic finale
It's here: The Rings of Power season 2, episode 8 has arrived, and the finale has plenty to process. Last week's episode left ...
After Watching Elrond Save Galadriel On Rings Of Power, Morfydd Clark’s Comments About Why Their Rift Was ‘Important For Middle-Earth’ Are Hitting Me So Hard
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‘Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power’ Star Charlie Vickers Reveals the Moment Sauron Knows He’s Lost Galadriel Forever: “A Massive Kick in the Face, Literally”
The Rings of Power Season 2 has had its eye focused firmly on the story of Sauron (Charlie Vickers). The Prime Video hit’s ...
Elrond actor gives his take on the Galadriel kiss, as Rings of Power co-star has the perfect Star Wars comparison: "It's very Leia and Luke, if we're being honest"
Exclusive: Elrond actor Robert Aramayo explains to GamesRadar+ why *that* kiss was all about practicality, not passion ...