News about Peter Mullan

One of the biggest mysteries in Prime Video's The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power has finally been solved in the Season 2 finale : the identity of The Stranger. Ever since his fiery arrival in the series premiere fans have been speculating and theorizing about who Daniel Weyman's character really is. As it turns out, one of the most prevalent fan theories that has been swirling over the past two years was correct: The Stranger is in fact Gandalf.

Lord Celebrimbor (Charles Edwards) finally learns that the calculating Annatar (Charlie Vickers) is in fact Sauron himself in the penultimate Season 2 episode of The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power. While Sauron was still able to manipulate the great elven smith fairly easily, he still put up his fair share of resistance. Celebrimbor was tantalizingly close to finishing the nine rings for men when an argument with Annatar finally broke the spell, so to speak.

Sauron (Charlie Vickers) put on an unimaginable display of power in the sixth Season 2 episode of The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power. The powerful wizard has showcased his awe-inspiring power in many ways throughout the first five episodes of Season 2. However none may be more impressive than the spell he put Celebrimbor (Charles Edwards) under... convincing him that his home of Eregion was at peace... when in reality it was plunged into chaos to prepare for an upcoming orc attack.

Throughout the course of Prime Video's The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power, the two biggest threats to Middle-earth have been the orc army lead by Adar (Sam Hazeldine) and Sauron (Charlie Vickers). While the inhabitants of Middle-earth see them both as evil, they aren't exactly on the same page, with Adar revealing a major twist at the end of this week's episode. Adar managed to capture Galadriel (Morfydd Clark) at the end of Episode 4 , most assumed it was to torture her into giving up the location of the Rings of Power.

After a lengthy two-year wait, fans can finally return to Middle-earth with the long-awaited Season 2 of Prime Video's The Lord Of The Rings: The Rings Of Power. The show made headlines long before filming began, with Amazon plunking down a whopping $250 million just for the rights to J.R.R. Tolkien's books in 2017. The sprawling series is said to cost upwards of $150 million per season with the streaming service believed to be committing $1 billion to the show in total.

The Welsh actress, 35, who stars in the Amazon Prime series as Galadriel, stepped out for the premiere of the show's second season at BFI Southbank on Tuesday. Morfyyd looked incredible in a black gown complete with a sheer lace and chiffon bodice and high-neck, as well as a pair of stilettos. The star kept her brunette locks down in loose waves, tucked neatly behind her ears, and sported a simple pair of stud earrings. Also in attendance at the premiere were two of the show's other female stars, Sophie Nomvete and Markella Kavenaugh.

Being the scariest man on television must have its advantages. It's simple to imagine that Peter Mullan will walk into any packed restaurant, demand the best table, and the restaurant will be clear. You don't say no to me,' he told terrified widow Lexie (Morven Christie) in Payback (ITV1) after arranging for her to be mugged by two thugs on a moped so he could meet her. 'That's not how it works.'

Payback, which takes place in Edinburgh and Lithuania, is a thrilling new drama created by Line of Duty producer Jed Mercurio. Morven Christie appears as Lexie and Peter Mullan as gangster Cal Morris in Its original broadcast. 'We were lucky because the comparison between Lithuania and Scotland was pronounced from the start,' says director Andrew Cumming. 'It catapults the show to a new place.'

In Episode 4 of The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power, the enigmatic Adar and his Orcs continue to wreak havoc on the Southlands, Galadriel (Morfydd Clark) and Halbrand (Charlie Vickers) finally find some common ground with Numenor. Galadriel and Halbrand were taken to the island kingdom, once friendly to elves but no longer as they sought to find a way to carry out their mission. Galadriel and Halbrand are finally finding some allies to their cause in the fourth episode, marking the halfway point of the eight-episode series.

The Lord Of The Rings: The Rings Of Power Turkey is not the word that describes them. No turkey, however bloated and stupid, will ever be large enough to convey Amazon's billion dollar Tolkien epic's mesmerizing terror. This is a disaster dragon that has been plucked and spatchcocked, with a tankerload of Paxo stuffed up its fundament, roasted and served with soggy sprouts.

Amazon Prime Video announced a final trailer for The Lord of the Rings of Power, which the cast and creative team are commemorating at the premiere in New York City. Thousands of years before J.R.R's events, the highly awaited new series is set thousands of years ago. Tolkien's books and the blockbuster films were based on his blockbuster films. Amazon Prime Video's September 2 is scheduled to debut globally on September 2, the show's fabled Second Age of Middle-Earth's history.

Amazon is set to premiere two episodes of its new series The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power, just days before its premiere on Amazon Prime Video. Variety said Sunday that the episodes would air at Cinemark theaters on August 31 in a partnership with Amazon, with the series set to premiere on Amazon Prime Video on September 2. The theatrical screenings are a member of Cinemark's Movie Rewards program.