#sam hazeldine

[marilynshamu]

Look at this vascular man signing for Empire.

[nikinikori]

“The man who knelt before her would have sprung from her needles, even down the ghostly flecks of silver in his hair.” ― Catherynne M. Valente, Deathless

[insp]

[catz4ever]

Made this for all of my fellow Adar enthusiasts. 🥹

[valar-did-me-wrong]

Part: 125/?

[eye-of-mordor]

pup·pet·ry

/ˈpəpətrē/ noun Puppetry is a form of theatre or performance that involves the manipulation of puppets – inanimate objects, often resembling some type of human or animal figure, that are animated or manipulated by a human called a puppeteer.

[itwillbeourswansong]

Lord Father 🖤🖤🖤 Sam is as adorable as ever

📷 empiresignings

[love-and-doom]

"If ever there was a show that first needed to walk in order to fly (you fools), it was "The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power." Though far more enjoyable than the internet would have you believe, the debut season of the mega-budget Prime Video series struggled too often to define its approach to J.R.R. Tolkien's idiosyncratic lore. The same can't be said for the much-improved season 2, a darker and more villain-centric adventure that took the foundation laid by its previous eight episodes and carved out its own identity altogether. More so than any fantasy series this year (yes, even "House of the Dragon"), "The Rings of Power" truly came into its own.

For those willing to follow a modern twist on Tolkien canon, creators/showrunners J.D. Payne and Patrick McKay crafted a particularly thrilling — if radical — reinterpretation of the Second Age of Middle-earth. What if our greatest heroes in Galadriel (Morfydd Clark) and Elrond (Robert Aramayo) showed a more human side over how to deal with the temptation of the rings? How about the centuries-long rivalry between Charlie Vickers' deceptive Sauron and Sam Hazeldine's fallen Elf Adar culminating in a three-episode siege on Eregion? And, through it all, that shapeshifting diva Annatar captured the hearts and minds of unsuspecting characters and viewers alike. I'm not condoning his season-long gaslighting of poor Celebrimbor (Charlie Edwards) ... but I get it"

Nice as hell to see the show being praised 🤗

[fukutomichi]

The Rings of Power | Season 2 | Aug 29 - Oct 3, 2024 Benjamin Walker as High King Gil-galad and Sam Hazeldine as Adar

[goodsirs]

The Rings of Power 2.07 "Doomed to Die"

[anthemias]

Adar & Galadriel ↳ The Rings of Power, S2E8 "Shadow and Flame"

[markantonys]

Nerdist interview

[leotanaka]

THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE RINGS OF POWER (2022 - ) Charlie Vickers as Halbrand / Sauron & Sam Hazeldine as Adar Season 2, Episode 1: Elven Kings Under the Sky

I was in your place once. In the eldest of the Elder Days. Thirteen of us were chosen to be blessed of Morgoth's hand, with the promise of power. A new birth. I was led up to a dark and nameless peak. Chained and left. And after what seemed endless thirst and hunger… I saw it. His servant's face. Sauron's face. And it was beautiful. He offered me wine, red as a blood moon. He offered me wine, and on that dark and nameless peak, I drank it. I drank it all.

[lexys]

THE RINGS OF POWER. S2.E5 - Halls of Stone. | S2.E7 - Doomed to Die.

[seedsofmordor]

Sam Hazeldine as Adar

The Rings of Power, S2E1 - Elven Kings Under The Sky

[valar-did-me-wrong]

Sam is literally one of the biggest Adar & ROP fan around because look what he shared on his Instagram stories!! ❤️‍🔥

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A post shared by Katie Chatham | Visual Artist (@katiechathamstudio)

^links directly to the artist's video 🖤 they are SO TALENTED