The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power Final Trailer Revealed Ahead of September Debut

Fans were waiting with bated breath as Prime Video finally released the new and final trailer for The Lord of the Rings: Rings of Power. The series highlights the wide expanses of Middle Earth, in its Second Age, years before the events of The Lord of the Rings series.

The plot reveals how Tolkien's legendary characters unite together to guard against the resurgence of evil, against all the odds.

In the new trailer, Morfydd Clark starring as Galadriel, is seen overcoming obstacles to fulfill her mission to save Middle Earth. A quote from the series is already making the rounds, 'Choose not the path of fear, but that of faith'.

Another dialogue that was featured heavily was about "staying true to each other', especially as the characters navigate dangerous terrain.

The trailer also gives us a glimpse of Sauron, as the series is reportedly planning to bring forth his terrifying origin.

The audience is also all set to take a trip through the breathtaking Elven realm of Lindon and Eregion, the Dwarven realm of Khazad-dûm, as well as the Southlands, the Northernmost Wastes, the Sundering Seas, and the island kingdom of Númenór.

Watch the special two-episode Global Series Debut of #TheRingsOfPower

🕘: September 1 at 9pm ET
🕐: September 2 at 2am UK

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The Lord of the Rings: Rings of Power features Galadriel played by Morfydd Clark, Elrond played by Robert Aramayo, High King Gil-galad played by Benjamin Walker and Celebrimbor played by Charles Edwards. The show also stars Markella Kavenagh, Dylan Smith, Daniel Weyman, Maxim Baldry, Ema Horvath, Lloyd Owen and Trystan Gravelle.

Fans can watch the first two episodes of The Lord of the Rings: Rings of Power on September on Amazon Prime Video, with new episodes coming in weekly.

With a reported budget of $465 million, it is claimed to be one of the most expensive series ever produced. Amazon had bought the rights for the series from the Tolkien estate for $250 million in 2017.

August 24, 2022