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Mittelerde im TV: Erste Herr der Ringe-TV-Serie in Neuseeland fertiggestellt

Ein erstes Foto von der jetzt in Neuseeland fertiggestellten Herr der Ringe-Fernsehserie (Foto: Amazon Prime Video)

Die Produktion der ersten Fernsehvariante von Autor J.R.R. Tolkiens “Der Herr der Ringe” wurde jetzt in Auckland, Neuseeland, nach 18 Monaten Drehzeit fertiggestellt. Produzent und Vertreiber Amazon will die ersten acht Teile der TV-Serie ab 2. September nächsten Jahres über seinen Prime Video Streaming-Service ausstrahlen. Für die Filmrechte und Produktion hatte Amazon rund US $ 1 Milliarde bezahlt, sodass die Herr der Ringe-TV-Serie als teuerste Fernsehproduktion aller Zeiten gilt. 

Nach der Premiere im September 2022 will Amazon Prime Video die neuen Serien-Teile jeweils wöchentlich neu in weltweit 240 Ländern, inklusive Neuseeland, anbieten. Laut Amazon würde die Herr der Ringe-TV-Version aber tausende Jahre vor den erfolgreichen, von Peter Jackson in Neuseeland gedrehten Kino-Filmen Der Hobbit und die Der Herr der Ringe-Trilogie spielen. Dabei würden neben den bekannten Rollen aus Mittelerde eine ganze Reihe neuer Charaktere auftauchen.

Das erste von Amazon in dieser Woche veröffentlichte Foto (s.o.) zeigt die Mittelerde-Region Valinor und die Stadt Valmar. Fans online sind überzeugt, es handele sich bei dem Bild um die Two Trees of Valinor, die laut Social Media-Berichten eine hohe Bedeutung in den phantastischen Geschichten rund um den Herr der Ringe geniessen. (NN 03.08.21)

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