Tolkien expressed significant concerns in his 1958 correspondence about the film treatment of The Lord of the Rings, criticizing it as a poor adaptation that lacked coherence.
The Letters of J.R.R. Tolkien offers insight into his personal reflections and anxieties regarding film adaptations, revealing his deep connection and expectations for his literary works.
In his candid letters, Tolkien conveyed his skepticism about capturing the essence of Middle-earth in a film, highlighting his strong attachment to the narrative's intricacies and themes.
Tolkien's letters highlight his passionate views on adaptations, suggesting that a faithful representation of his characters and stories was a daunting, if not impossible, task.
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