Peter Jackson to Produce Two “Hobbit” Films

December 19, 2007 in Entertainment,Movies with 1 Comment

Yes! Peter Jackson, producer of the LOTR trilogy, and New Line Cinema, who owns the rights to The Hobbit, have worked out their differences.

PETER JACKSON AND NEW LINE CINEMA JOIN WITH MGM TO PRODUCE “THE HOBBIT”

Expected release dates are 2010 for the first Hobbit movie, and 2011 for the “sequel.” Woohoo!

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One Response to “Peter Jackson to Produce Two “Hobbit” Films”

nickmc December 21, 2007 at 11:53 #

thank you, santa clause!

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