J.R.R. Tolkien: Origins of Middle-Earth (2003)
Peter Jackson, Jude Fisher, Philippa Boyens, a few Tolkien experts (such as Tom Shippey), and others tell the narrative of J.R.R. Tolkien's friendship with C.S. Lewis, their experience in World War I, Tolkien's inspirations from the war, the creative process and composition of The Lord of the Rings, its impact and reception when published, conflicting worldviews represented in The Two Towers, and the relationship between Frodo and Sam.
Director: Michael Pellerin
![]() |
Brian Sibley as Self |
![]() |
Colin Duriez as Self |
![]() |
Rayner Unwin as Self |
![]() |
Thomas Alan Shippey as Self |
![]() |
Christopher Lee as Self |
![]() |
John Rhys-Davies as Self |
![]() |
Jude Fisher as Self |
![]() |
Peter Jackson as Self |
![]() |
Viggo Mortensen as Self |
![]() |
Philippa Boyens as Self |
![]() |
John Howe as Self |
![]() |
David Salo as Self |
![]() |
Patrick Curry as Self |
![]() |
Dominic Monaghan as Self |
![]() |
Sean Astin as Self |
| Directing | Michael Pellerin | Director |
| Writing | Michael Pellerin | Writer |