Peter Jackson's The Hobbit expands to a trilogy
CBC
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Posted 09.29.2012
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Canada
Bilbo Baggins's "unexpected journey" is going to be a little longer — enough to become a film trilogy. The Hobbitdirector Peter Jackson ...
Bilbo Baggins's "unexpected journey" is going to be a little longer — enough to become a film trilogy. The Hobbitdirector Peter Jackson ...
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