Gandalf is the wielder of one of the three Elven rings during the Third Age, with the other two holders of rings of power being Galadriel and Elrond. This might seem strange, especially since there ...

Like his robe, Gandalf's staff was given to him by Galadriel. Made of ash wood, it's white, sleek, and elegant. Its crown is beautifully designed and is capable of emitting a powerful white light.

When Galadriel finds Celebrimbor ... Then we have Bombadil telling Gandalf—who gets his name by way of hobbits calling him Grand-Elf—that “A wizard does not find his staff, the staff ...

It would be this level of ease he would have to have with Galadriel early on, and then he underestimates her and has to start putting in more effort.” The Stranger was confirmed to be Gandalf in the ...

If so, how will Saruman eventually convince (or simply dupe) Gandalf, Elrond, and Galadriel into becoming his close ally by the time the third age dawns? Gandalf and Tom Bombadil: Whether you ...

Described by Tolkien as the fairest and wisest of the Elves, Galadriel is meant to exude ... The clumsy inclusion of Gandalf is a prime example. Gandalf, who doesn’t canonically appear for ...

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Later, Galadriel awakes beside Gil-galad (Benjamin ... Bizarre how physically distant Nori and Gandalf are when they say goodbye. After all they went through, they don't hug?

Gandalf is involved in "most" of Warner Bros.' new The Lord of the Rings film ideas and may even return in the second incoming live action film after The Hunt for Gollum. Lord of the Rings ...