The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey |4K-HDR| The Fall Of Erebor ●Part 1 of 2● (2012)
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The Fall of Erebor is a key event in The Hobbit, setting the stage for Thorin Oakenshield’s quest to reclaim his homeland and treasure.
Erebor, the Lonely Mountain, was once the thriving kingdom of the Dwarves under the rule of King Thror, Thorin’s grandfather. The mountain was a center of wealth, culture, and craftsmanship, with vast halls filled with gold and precious jewels. The Arkenstone, a unique and radiant gem, was the most prized possession of the Dwarves, symbolizing their rule and prosperity.
Thror’s wealth and power were unmatched, and the kingdom's opulence attracted attention far and wide, including from a dangerous, unexpected adversary.
Smaug, a mighty and greedy dragon, is drawn to Erebor by the rumors of its immense treasure. In a sudden and devastating attack, Smaug unleashes fire and destruction upon the mountain, scattering the Dwarves. Despite their strength and bravery, the Dwarves are no match for Smaug’s overwhelming power.
The neighboring kingdom of Dale, a prosperous human city at the foot of the mountain, is also consumed by the dragon’s flames. The survivors flee as Smaug takes up residence in Erebor, hoarding its treasure and leaving the Dwarves homeless.
Thorin, along with his family and the surviving Dwarves, becomes a wandering exile. Consumed with grief and bitterness, he vows to reclaim his home and restore his people’s honor. His resentment deepens when the Elves of the Woodland Realm, who once traded with Erebor, refuse to aid the Dwarves during their time of need.
This catastrophic event serves as the emotional and motivational core for Thorin's quest, driving the story forward. The Fall of Erebor is depicted as both a personal tragedy for Thorin and a symbol of the wider loss of Dwarvish pride and legacy.
Director: Peter Jackson
Writers: Fran Walsh, Philippa Boyens, Peter Jackson
Cast:
Ian McKellen - Gandalf
Martin Freeman - Bilbo
Richard Armitage - Thorin
Ken Stott - Balin
Graham McTavish - Dwalin
William Kircher - Bifur / Tom Troll
James Nesbitt - Bofur
Stephen Hunter - Bombur
Dean O'Gorman - Fili
Aidan Turner - Kili
John Callen - Oin
Peter Hambleton - Gloin / William Troll
Jed Brophy - Nori
Mark Hadlow - Dori / Bert Troll
Adam Brown - Ori
Ian Holm - Old Bilbo
Elijah Wood - Frodo
Hugo Weaving - Elrond
Cate Blanchett - Galadriel
Christopher Lee - Saruman
Andy Serkis - Gollum
Sylvester McCoy - Radagast
Barry Humphries - Great Goblin
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