Directed by Peter Jackson will extend the recently completed dilogy "The Hobbit" and remove the third film about the adventures of this hero

Directed by Peter Jackson will extend the recently completed dilogy "The Hobbit" and remove the third film about the adventures of this hero, according to the director's page in the social network Facebook.

Тhe project is based on the novel by John Tolkien, which is the pre-history of the famous saga of "The Lord of the Rings." Work on the "Hobbit," Peter Jackson began in March last year in New Zealand. It was assumed that the adventures of "nedoroslika" fit into two films, which on completion of filming, Peter Jackson announced in early July.
"We know how much of the story of Bilbo Baggins ... remain untold if we do not take the case. Wealth (story)" The Hobbit "and the related material in the annexes to the" Lord of the Rings "allows us to tell the story about the adventures of Bilbo Baggins in full ... Therefore, on behalf of interested movie studios and stage the team, I am pleased to announce that two films will be three, "- wrote on his Facebook page director.
The Los Angeles Times reports that the third film of the Hobbit will be in theaters in the summer of 2014.
The "Hobbit" starring actors, already known for "Lord of the Rings' Orlando Bloom played the elf Legolas, Cate Blanchett was again the elven queen, Ian McKellen was Gandalf and Elijah Wood - Frodo. Protagonist Bilbo played by Martin Freeman Begginsa, best known for playing Dr. Watson in the series BBC "Sherlock Holmes" (Sherlock).
The "Hobbit" tells the beginning of history, unfolded in such detail in "The Lord of the Rings." Bilbo Baggins, who lives a simple life of the inhabitant, goes to an unusual journey. Faced with a mass of difficulties and obstacles, he learns a lot about the world around them. It is the "Hobbit," Tolkien, John made his debut in the literature. The book was born from a fairy tale, which the writer wrote for his children.
The first album under the name of "The Hobbit: Unexpected Journey" (The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey) will be released in cinemas in Russia December 20 this year, and in 2013, Russian viewers will see the second part - "The Hobbit: there and back" (The Hobbit: There and Back Again).