Gaia Wise & Laurence Ubong Williams smiling during The Lord of the Rings: The War of Rohirrim interview
Based on J.R.R. Tolkien's"The House of Eorl", a short story found in Appendix A of his legendary novel, The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim follows the King of Rohan's battle against an army of Dunlendings. The animated movie is told in traditional anime style and helmed by iconic director Kenji Kamiyama and borrows from several stories throughout Tolkien's legendarium as well as the Peter Jackson trilogy of movies.
Posts ScreenRant interviewed Wise and Williams about their characters in The Lord Of The Rings: The War Of The Rohirrim and how they related to their conflicts. The actors also reflected on Tolkien's legacy and what makes his stories as relevant today as when he wrote them. I remember the first time I saw the films, I just to be Éowyn. Seeing those when you're a child, and I hope now having another female character – especially a protagonist in this that’s the hero, adding to the lore of the women and the lore of the Shieldmaidens – was very exciting. She's just incredible; the coolest.
But what we've established in the last 24-48 hours, having been enveloped in the story of The War of the Rohirrim, is that there's another pertinent here and a prophetic one – as Brian Cox said earlier – about women. There are moments in this film where women finally have their moment, not just to do what needs to be done but to get recognition for it. When men are forced to, quite rightfully, finally listen to our sisters and what good can come from that.
such a three-dimensional character. There's so much going on there. What I loved most about her was that she was allowed to be vulnerable. Her vulnerability is a source of her strength because it allows her to remain compassionate and true to her morals and values, and not be overtaken by anger and fear like Wulf.
But he has this sense of duty and honor to himself, the codes of conduct, and the chain of command that he has to obey, and he has a degree of nobility that I now find myself looking up to. I think, “Wow, you can wait for your time. You have to be patient. You have to be stoic when you need to be, and eventually, you'll have time to do the right thing for the people you love.” And, of course, he does.
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