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Elijah Wood was miscast as Frodo
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this post was submitted on 03 Mar 2024
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They just took away all his good lines. Imagine movie Frodo laying down the law to Gollum:
I think if they had gone with the wise and courageous Frodo from the books then Elijah Wood would have been better at delivering this sort of line than Martin Freeman.
OH. Ohhh. Is that why Gollum cast himself into the fire? When was that line? Did that command just actually take effect?
I believe it's just intended to be foreshadowing of Gollum's fate, not suggesting that Frodo actually used the ring on him.