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Sir Christopher Lee conoció a Tolkien por pura casualidad. A principios de los años 50, entró en un pub de Oxford y vio al autor fumando en una mesa. Cuando sus amigos le señalaron quién era, casi se cae de la silla de la emoción.
Desde su publicación, leía El Señor de los Anillos al menos una vez al año y soñaba con participar algún día en una adaptación cinematográfica de la obra.
Originalmente audicionó para interpretar a Gandalf, pero Peter Jackson consideró que encajaba mejor como Saruman.
Durante el rodaje de la escena en la que Gríma Lengua de Serpiente apuñala a Saruman, Jackson intentó explicarle cómo debía reaccionar. Lee lo interrumpió y le dijo que sabía perfectamente qué sonido hace una persona al recibir una puñalada por la espalda: no es un grito, sino una expulsión de aire. Lo sabía por su experiencia durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial.
Debido a su avanzada edad, no pudo viajar a Nueva Zelanda para rodar sus escenas de El Hobbit. Por ello, Peter Jackson y parte del equipo se desplazaron a Londres para grabarlas allí frente a una pantalla verde.
La noche antes de fallecer en 2015, a los 93 años, estaban emitiendo las películas de la Tierra Media en televisión. Christopher Lee volvió a verlas y compartió con las enfermeras que lo atendían anécdotas y recuerdos de su paso por la triologia, una obra que había marcado profundamente su vida y su carrera.
Se le echa mucho de menos al grande e irrepetible Sir Christopher Lee ❤️🔥
I really miss "#Musou" games set in the Sengoku period; it’s been a long time since we’ve had anything new. #SengokuBASARA is "dormant," and there hasn't been any news about #SamuraiWarriors in years, to me, that is incredibly sad, because I absolutely love these games!
I love the fact that the LEGEND Charlotte Cracker is among the top 30 most popular characters in #ONEPIECE, I love the Big Mom Pirates, Katakuri, Smoothie, Daifuku, Oven, and Perospero, so many incredible characters, OH MY GOD!
An absolute legend, without a doubt. But I still maintain, and have always said, that there should be a #ONEPIECE〜 Marine character, an Admiral, to be exact, modeled after Sonny Chiba, as a tribute and to further immortalize this legend!!! #RESPECT
Japanese film legend and Mackenyu's dad passed away 5 years ago today at 82 years old 🕊️
Long before Mackenyu became an international star, his father Sonny Chiba had already made the family name synonymous with action.
Chiba wasn’t simply an actor who knew martial arts. He brought genuine martial-arts skill into his performances and founded the Japan Action Club to develop actors and stunt performers capable of handling demanding action themselves. His influence eventually reached filmmakers and performers far beyond Japan.
Some of his most memorable roles included:
Takuma Tsurugi (The Street Fighter)
Hattori Hanzō (Kill Bill)
Yagyū Jūbei Mitsuyoshi (Shogun’s Samurai / Samurai Reincarnation)
Duke Tōgō / Golgo 13 (Golgo 13: Assignment Kowloon)
Uncle Kamata (The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift)
Lord Conqueror (The Storm Riders)
Jōji Kanō (Doberman Cop)
Hattori Hanzō III (Shadow Warriors)
Masutatsu Ōyama (Champion of Death / Karate Bearfighter / Karate for Life)
Lt. Yoshiaki Iba (G.I. Samurai)
Five years after his passing, Sonny Chiba’s legacy now has an added dimension: audiences can revisit the man who helped shape Japanese action cinema while watching another generation of his family carry that fighting spirit onto screens around the world. 🕊️
I’ve been thinking about this, for a while, I would REALLY love for a hypothetical #DynastyWarriors10 to feature Wang Yi’s husband, Zhao Ang, a Wei official, as a playable character!!!
Wang Yi is the toughest woman in the game and in real life!!!! (In Tree Kingdoms Era)
SONY IS GONNA FALL !!!
Let’s look at the main purchasing power. Players over 30 years old. They generally have stable careers, disposable income and decades of gaming experience. They aren’t usually buying only two or three games a year. Many buy ten, twenty, or even more games annually across multiple platforms. They purchase consoles, accessories, collector’s editions, subscriptions, controllers and gaming hardware. They spend thousands of euros every year on their hobby.
Meanwhile, younger players are incredibly valuable too, but many are still in school, university or just starting their careers. Naturally, many focus on a handful of games such as Call of Duty, EA Sports FC, Fortnite, or similar live service titles that they play for hundreds of hours.
There’s nothing wrong with that.
But as a platform holder, you cannot build your entire long term strategy around players who are primarily loyal to individual games rather than to your platform. Cross-play has changed everything. If my friends can play with me regardless of platform, then choosing between PlayStation, Xbox, Steam, or PC becomes much easier. Platform loyalty becomes weaker.
Customer experience becomes more important.
Now ask yourself this - what happens when you alienate the customers with the highest spending power?
They leave.
Read the full Article here 👇🏻👇🏻
#NoDiscNoBuy #SavePhysicalMedia #playstation #PSBlackout
It’s sad, but it’s true, this world is exhausting and draining; stupid people making the worst decisions, and everyone pays the price for those DAMNED decisions.
Some large companies of various types, for example...not to mention politicians and so on...
I AM SO FUCKING TIRED OF LIVING IN A WORLD WHERE THE PEOPLE MAKING THE BIGGEST DECISIONS ABOUT OUR LIVES ARE THE ONES WHO WILL NEVER HAVE TO LIVE WITH THE CONSEQUENCES OF THEIR FUCKED UP ASS DECISIONS
ONE OF THE BEST EVER!!!! (AFTER SENGOKU BASARA 3 UTAGE, AND 2 HEROES) I can say that a large part of my life was spent playing this masterpiece!!!! #ThankYou#SengokuBASARA
Capcom one-upped Koei/Omega Force by making the historical figures even whackier than what the Musou games depicted
It proved successful enough the first time that they didn't even need to try hard for the sequels. Thus Koei's Musou became the victor in the end