Peter Jackson's The Lord of the Rings movie trilogy was full of iconic quotes from all its characters, but some stand out above the rest.

The names Aragon and Frodo may be synonymous with The Lord of the Rings, but Middle-earth's strongest women are both powerful and influential.

It’s a discombobulating experience, after a “Lord of the Rings” trilogy that was built, down to every frame and hobbit hair, for the big screen, to see something so comparatively minor, small-scaled and TV-sized as “The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim,

The story focuses on Hera, but it is truly a tale of a father and daughter, showcasing strong performances despite some flat characters.

In this section of the Appendices, Tolkien writes that a rival lord named Freca (voiced by Shaun Dooley) proposed that his son Wulf (voiced by Luke Pasqualino) marry Helm's daught

The War of the Rohirrim leaves several bread crumbs hinting at the larger canon, including a surprising character reference.

Professor Tolkien said in his letters that sometimes the most compelling story is the untold story.” That’s what Philippa Boyens told me when I interviewed her recently about the new animated film The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim,