Lets discuss some theories. When Gandalf returns, Tolkien writes him to be virtually indistinguishable from Gandalf the Grey. (Except for those few close to him, who notice some small differences in his behavior, and his character.) He is not recognized as different in Rohan. He is not...
MSN: The Lord Of The Rings' Gandalf The Grey, Frodo Baggins RETURNING: Sir Ian McKellen Confirms Andy Serkis' The Hunt For Gollum Cast
Two major characters are set to return to Middle-earth in The Lord of the Rings: The Hunt for Gollum. Fan-favourite characters Gandalf the Grey and Frodo Baggins are making a comeback in the Andy ...
The Lord Of The Rings' Gandalf The Grey, Frodo Baggins RETURNING: Sir Ian McKellen Confirms Andy Serkis' The Hunt For Gollum Cast
MSN: Sir Ian McKellen Confirms the Return of Gandalf The Grey and Frodo Baggins in Andy Serkis' The Hunt For Gollum Cast from 'The Lord Of The Rings'
Two prominent figures are poised to make their return to Middle-earth in The Lord of the Rings: The Hunt for Gollum. Beloved characters Gandalf the Grey and Frodo Baggins are set to reprise their ...
Sir Ian McKellen Confirms the Return of Gandalf The Grey and Frodo Baggins in Andy Serkis' The Hunt For Gollum Cast from 'The Lord Of The Rings'
Known for his iconic quote "You shall not pass!", Gandalf's selfless heroism and strategic brilliance make him a beloved and enduring character in fantasy literature.
I must have missed that part? Would that mean Frodo Baggins was 36-40 years old by the time Gandalf first visited. Then turned 50 when he left the Shire with the ring? However... timeline consistency feels weird here. I dunno. Can someone fact check me. My apologies...