He would without end be generally known as the smith who birthed the rings of energy, Celebrimbor (Charles Edwards), Lord of Eregion and the biggest of Elven smiths, has handed from this world, having met his destiny at the palms of Sauron (Charlie Vickers) in The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power‘s Season 2 finale. The Prime Video collection ended its sophomore season with the Fall of Eregion, and with it the loss of many Elven lives, however none resonates fairly as a lot as Celebrimbor’s. Subjected to Sauron’s thoughts video games for a lot of the second season, Celebrimbor manages to break the cycle simply earlier than his metropolis falls, and he’s impaled by Annatar (aka Sauron) after being crammed with Orc arrows.

“I’ve been very lucky in having Charlie Vickers as a scene partner for most of it, and we’ve had a wonderful, wonderful time. And thank you, bye,” Edwards says whereas addressing the group on set in a brand new behind-the-scenes video shared by Prime Video. The clip reveals that Edwards’ last second on set wasn’t his impalement at the palms of Sauron, however the Galadriel and Sauron battle, when Annatar shapeshifted into the grasp of Elven smiths. Discussing his exit from the present later in the video, Edwards known as it “heartbreaking,” referencing how pleasant the expertise had been. “It is heartbreaking for me, genuinely because we had a truly wonderful time, the two of us,” the actor mentioned in an interview with co-star Vickers.

Edwards’ depiction of Celebrimbor in Season 2 of The Rings of Power is noteworthy. Grandson of Fëanor, the biggest Elven smith ever who cast the Silmarils, Celebrimbor from the present’s very first season, sought to surpass the deeds of his grandfather. Pride and ambition had been two of his most defining traits, and whereas his character, whereas untainted by Sauron, nonetheless held some heat. Ambition was the key with which Sauron, disguised as Annatar, was in a position to manipulate him into forging the different sixteen Rings of Power after forging the Elven Rings in Season 1.

In the End – Celebrimbor Bests Sauron

The final time we see Celebrimbor on display screen, not Sauron’s shapeshifting, he was riddled with arrows and impald on a pike. Bloodied, bruised and damaged, he seems to be at his weakest. However, in that second, Celebrimbor confirmed nice power, arguably the most we had seen from his character all season. Refusing to expose the location of the Nine, the grasp smith goads Sauron into killing him, and it represents one of the few instances the Dark Lord loses management of his feelings. “There’s great sadness and anger that it’s ended like this,” Vickers tells Collider. “But also anger at himself because there is probably this element of truth that he is now a slave to these creations. So much so that he has killed Celebrimbor in order to find the Nine. And, worst of all, Celebrimbor has defeated him in the moment because he hasn’t told him where the Nine are. In dying, he has won.”

Season 1 and Season 2 of The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power are streaming now on Prime Video. Watch the clip above.

Epic drama set 1000’s of years earlier than the occasions of J.R.R. Tolkien’s ‘The Hobbit’ and ‘The Lord of the Rings’ follows an ensemble solid of characters, each acquainted and new, as they confront the long-feared re-emergence of evil to Middle-earth.

Release Date

September 1, 2022

Cast

Morfydd Clark , Charlie Vickers , Charles Edwards , Markella Kavenagh , Daniel Weyman , Ismael Cruz Cordova , Megan Richards , Robert Aramayo , Robert Strange , Cynthia Addai-Robinson , Lloyd Owen , Owain Arthur , Tyroe Muhafidin , Alex Tarrant , Benjamin Walker , Trystan Gravelle , Maxim Baldry , Sophia Nomvete , Ema Horvath , Nazanin Boniadi , Geoff Morrell , Peter Mullan , Sara Zwangobani , Lenny Henry , Leon Wadham , Dylan Smith , Thusitha Jayasundera , Maxine Cunliffe , Anthony Crum , Beau Cassidy , Joseph Mawle , Peter Tait , Sam Hazeldine , Bridie Sisson , Jed Brophy , Ciarán Hinds , Amelia Kenworthy , Kevin Eldon

Main Genre

Fantasy

Seasons

3

Story By

Patrick McKay, John D. Payne

Writers

Patrick McKay , John D. Payne , J.R.R. Tolkien , Justin Doble , Jason Cahill , Gennifer Hutchison , Stephany Folsom , Nicholas Adams

Network

Amazon Prime Video

Franchise(s)

The Lord of the Rings

Showrunner

John D. Payne , Patrick McKay , Louise Hooper , Charlotte Brändström , Wayne Yip

Character(s)

Galadriel , Halbrand , Lord Celebrimbor , Nori Brandyfoot , The Stranger , Arondir , Poppy Proudfellow , Elrond , Glûg , Queen Regent Míriel , Captain Elendil , Prince Durin IV , Theo , Valandil , High King Gil-galad , Pharazôn , Isildur , Princess Disa , Eärien , Bronwyn , Waldreg , King Durin III , Marigold Brandyfoot , Sadoc Burrows , Kemen , Largo Brandyfoot , Malva , Vilma , Ontamo , Dilly Brandyfoot , Adar , Tredwill , The Dweller , Vrath , Dark Wizard , Mirdania , Narvi

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