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Re: A Real World-Star Wars Relation

That was a random comparison. I can only think of Sauruman that was British.

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Re: A Real World-Star Wars Relation

There where countless numbers of british actors in lord of the rings lol, especially on the good side >_>
Gandalf the grey/white
Merry
Boromir
just to name a few lol#

oh yeah and and Sir Alec Guinness was obi-wan in the original trilogy and he is english tongue

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In the Chinese versions , I heard that Mandarin is spoken by the empire , and Cantonese is spoken by the rebels

I strongly doubt that, seeing Mandarin and Cantonese are practically two different languages (the same way, say, Spanish and German are different languages).

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Re: A Real World-Star Wars Relation

Dark-Sun wrote:

There where countless numbers of british actors in lord of the rings lol, especially on the good side >_>
Gandalf the grey/white
Merry
Boromir
just to name a few lol#

oh yeah and and Sir Alec Guinness was obi-wan in the original trilogy and he is english tongue

Hehe It's been a long time since I've seen those movies.

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Mitthrawnundo wrote:

Hehe It's been a long time since I've seen those movies.

oh, hehe i kind got a Lotr marathon in the other night, my familys been away in egypt lol, that and im good at remembering british actors lol not that, that has anything to do with it XD, good films though (hopefully Sir Ian Murray McKellen will be back in the hobbit)  need to read the books though i hear they are always better than adaptations of films lol

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The books are great especially fellowship. You should read them and if you like them try your hand at the Silmarillion and the hobbit.

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