Legolas is a pretty bad character. Mirkwood's Princeling owns the battlefield. He goes on the snow. He retains his comrades when he is angry and shows extraordinary wisdom for his unknown but venerable age. Despite that, Elvish's wirelessness, however, was played in Peter Acksecson's film adaptations "Lord of Rings" From the mortal itself, Orlando Bloom - who was in the early twenties at the time.

Speaking of retrospective in the career of "Expo Chicago" in 2025 (through Fun weekly), Orlando revealed that, despite his ultimate immortal warlike person in those films, he was subject to teasing behind the scenes. As he remembered:

"I was the butt of most jokes because I was never dirty. Legolas never gets blood, never get dirty. Vigo (Mortensen) would like to talk about my beautiful hair, clean face and hands and nails and things. It was funny."

Orlando also made other interesting comments about his character warrior. In particular, he discussed his experience traveling through New Zealand with other film actors during the shooting. Indeed, despite the teasing, he had nothing but good things to say about that period in his life, which he adhered appropriately:

"I was 20 or 21 years old - we were all young. There was a lot of fun. We were a family of friends."

Orlando Bloom was a character carrying the show in the adaptations of Peter Aksecson Jrr Tolkien Starv. He even returned as the main connection between Acksecson's "Lord of the Rings" trilities and Hobbit. Even a quarter of a century after playing Legolas for the first time, he could easily return to a project As well as the upcoming movie "Golum Hunting"which is currently in development. Unfortunately, from this writing, there is still no confirmation of his involvement in that film. However, there is no doubt that Bloom wants to be included.

As early as 2024, when the project was just moving forward, Bloom revealed that while he did not know much about the plans for the film, he talked to the director (and returned Golum's actor) Andy Serkis about it. Bloom is now twice as much as the age when he first showed Legolas, and he shared that when he asked him how the actors would return like himself at the moment, Serkis replied: "Well, AI!" Of course, it got the fiercely protective members of Tolkien Handom in weapons. (After all, they do not want AI to attack their middle country.)

The real news here, however, is not AI. (To borrow a line from Gandalf, "My heart tells me that Golum AI has a part to play in it, for good or evil, before this ends. ") No, it's that the bloom seems to be suffocated to return to the middle country. He even ended his comments by noticing:

It was a pretty magical time in my life and it's one of those things where there is no lack of it.

Ai or not, here's to hope that Bloom will find his way back to his pure character in the foretelling "socializing the ring" (in some capacity or other).