LOTR will there be an extended Two Towers?

I remember all the hype about the LOTR extended version last year 40
minutes of deleted scenes...they played it up for almost a year.
Two Towers I have not heard anything about extened version.
Is/will there be one ?

Sparks

sparks

"sparks" <> wrote in message
news:...
> I remember all the hype about the LOTR extended version last year 40
> minutes of deleted scenes...they played it up for almost a year.
> Two Towers I have not heard anything about extened version.
> Is/will there be one ?
>
> Sparks
>
Have you been sleeping
yes ... there will be an extended version in November

Roy

Roy

"sparks" <> wrote in message
news:...
> I remember all the hype about the LOTR extended version last year 40
> minutes of deleted scenes...they played it up for almost a year.
> Two Towers I have not heard anything about extened version.
> Is/will there be one ?
>
> Sparks
>

There is a trailer for the extended version on the original Two Towers disc.

Kaydigi

Thanks I checked several online sites and the made no mention
of an extended version.
I believe last year even DTV showed the std version in sept and
had the extended version in nov

thanks again for the info
I will wait to buy

sparks



On Thu, 25 Sep 2003 16:38:40 +0200, "Roy" <>
wrote:

>
>"sparks" <> wrote in message
>news:.. .
>> I remember all the hype about the LOTR extended version last year 40
>> minutes of deleted scenes...they played it up for almost a year.
>> Two Towers I have not heard anything about extened version.
>> Is/will there be one ?
>>
>> Sparks
>>
>Have you been sleeping
>yes ... there will be an extended version in November
>
>Roy
>

sparks

"Roy" <> writes:

> "sparks" <> wrote in message
> news:...
> > I remember all the hype about the LOTR extended version last year 40
> > minutes of deleted scenes...they played it up for almost a year.
> > Two Towers I have not heard anything about extened version.
> > Is/will there be one ?
> >
> > Sparks
> >
> Have you been sleeping
> yes ... there will be an extended version in November
>
> Roy
>

Noverber 18th to be exact.

--
Scott Streeter

http://www.wpi.edu/~ss/

Scott Streeter

On Thu, 25 Sep 2003 14:33:34 GMT, sparks <> typed:

>I remember all the hype about the LOTR extended version last year 40
>minutes of deleted scenes...they played it up for almost a year.
>Two Towers I have not heard anything about extened version.
>Is/will there be one ?

It is mentioned in regular version of TTT that there will be extended
version this November. The 3rd and final movie, Return of the King hits
theaters a month later.

Anyone wanna bet there's a coupon for a free Return of the King movie?
There was a ticket for free TTT movie in extended version of FotR.

PS LOTR is the title of the entire series that is made up in 6 books.
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space for rent.

Impmon

<<PS LOTR is the title of the entire series that is made up in 6 books.>>

7 actually, counting the appendices. there was a 7 volume paperback set not too
long ago, but I believe it's OOP now.

BubbCoop

On 25 Sep 2003 21:16:48 GMT, (BubbCoop) wrote:

><<PS LOTR is the title of the entire series that is made up in 6 books.>>
>
>7 actually, counting the appendices. there was a 7 volume paperback set not too
>long ago, but I believe it's OOP now.

I thought it was three books, but then I'm only counting the stuff
published while he was alive.

Ken

Ken Cobb

> Thanks I checked several online sites and the made no mention
> of an extended version.

Guess you didn't check Amazon, huh?

Paul

Paul

"Ken Cobb" <> wrote ...
> On 25 Sep 2003 21:16:48 GMT, (BubbCoop) wrote:
>
> ><<PS LOTR is the title of the entire series that is made up in 6 books.>>
> >
> >7 actually, counting the appendices. there was a 7 volume paperback set
not too
> >long ago, but I believe it's OOP now.
>
> I thought it was three books, but then I'm only counting the stuff
> published while he was alive.

It was originally published in three volumes. Each volume contained
2 of the "books", with the third volume, Return of the King, containing
the appendices as well. The word "book" is not used here to describe
the dividing up of the novel into physically separate volumes, but to
describe a main division of a larger printed or written work, as
in a book of the Old Testament.

The most common way the LOTR novel is published is either in
a recreation of the original 3 volume division or as one complete
volume.

-Jay

Jay G