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Uploaded by on May 18, 2009

This is the somewhat infamous 1979 radio production of The Lord of the Rings, adapted by
Bernard Mayes. It was produced by The Mind's Eye for the National Public Radio in the United
States. This production had particular issues with the pronunciations of some of the names,
such as "Sauron" and "Saruman", but that said, it does have its positive and negative
points.

Cast:

Narrator, Gimli, Gollum, Butterbur - Gail Chugg

Bilbo Baggins - Ray Reinhardt

Frodo Baggins, Saruman - James Arrington

Aragorn, Denethor, Treebeard - Tom Luce

Meriadoc "Merry" Brandybuck, Old Woman - Pat Franklyn

Peregrin "Pippin" Took - Mac McCaddon

Samwise Gamgee - Lou Bliss

Gandalf, Tom Bombadil - Bernard Mayes

Glorfindel, Wild Man - Bob Lewis

Legolas, Wormtongue, Faramir, Mouth of Sauron - John Vickery

Boromir, Theoden, Herbmaster - Erik Bauersfeld

Eowyn - Karen Hurley

Eomer - Matthew Locricchio

Elrond, Additional Voices - Carl Hague

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  • thx for the upload,!!!! but could you please try and either put thinks in an order that one can understand or to create a playlist with the correct order. im totally lost....

  • Thanks very much for your feedback!

    Very sorry you're lost with it, I'll try creating a playlist. The titles of the videos should help (at least a little bit). Thanks again :)

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  • The Gaffer sounds like he's off his meds.

  • This is the only! adaptation to feature the Tom Bombadil scenes. So despite the pronunciation issues and the overuse of some of the cast (probably due to te small budget), I always loved this performance. It's the most faithful one I know of. Even the BBC version, which in many ways is far and away superior to this, isn't quite as faithful.

  • The Whole Shire = 6 people. XD

  • This is great! I haven't heard this in twenty years!

  • omg iv got The Hobbit by this lot lol

    Never new they did LOTR was well

  • used to listen to this on cassette as a kid. thanks for the upload

  • thx soooo much, can't wait to listen :D

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