Dorset's Pulpit Rock featured in Rings of Power season three trailer
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 23 Oct, 15:33 · Archive
Pulpit Rock at Portland Bill appears in the new trailer for The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power season three.
Pulpit Rock at Portland Bill has appeared in the newly released trailer for The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power season three. The Dorset landmark is visible in the mid-ground as a fleet of Númenor ships sails toward the city of Armenelos, with producers adding CGI technology to transform the location into JRR Tolkien's fictional world.
The scenes were filmed a year ago at Portland Bill, when actors and crews descended on the Dorset coast. Robert Aramayo, who plays Lord Elrond, Trystan Gravelle, who plays Pharazôn, and Benjamin Walker, who plays Gil-galad, were all spotted during filming. Production crews took over part of the car park, with a helicopter and boat also observed during shooting.
Pulpit Rock joins other Dorset locations that have featured in major films and television series. The Dorset View reports that Durdle Door appeared in Project Hail Mary, and Winspit Quarry featured in Star Wars: Andor. The new Rings of Power trailer was released on 21 October and had attracted nearly five million views within a day. The third season will premiere on Amazon Prime on 11 November.
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- Dorset’s Pulpit Rock appears in new Lord of the Rings seriesFamous rock formation adds gravitas to new The Rings of Power scene. The post Dorset’s Pulpit Rock appears in new Lord of the Rings series appeared first on Dorset View .Dorset View · 23 Oct, 15:16
- Famous Dorset landmark appears in new Rings of Power season three trailerFamous Dorset landmark Pulpit Rock appears in the new season three trailer for Amazon's the Rings of PowerDorset Echo · 23 Oct, 05:00
In this story: Pulpit Rock · Portland Bill · The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power · Robert Aramayo · Trystan Gravelle · Benjamin Walker · Amazon Prime
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