Tom Bombadil Revealed for Rings of Power Season 2!



Tom Bombadil has been confirmed to appear in Season 2 of Amazon’s The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power, played by Rory Kinnear. Four first look images, and an article, were dropped today by Vanity Fair.

The Life of Tom Bombadil: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P4GKGJynuoU

Full article: https://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/story/tom-bombadil-the-rings-of-power-first-look

A new edition of The Adventures of Tom Bombadil releases on August 20, 2024. LINK: https://amzn.to/4dXUVT7

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48 thoughts on “Tom Bombadil Revealed for Rings of Power Season 2!”

  1. Tom Bombadil looking an awful lot like a Blue Wizard in one of those still shots…
    Blue cloak
    Pointy hat
    Walking stick
    Just saying I noticed an interesting connection is all, not implying anything 🤷

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  2. Tom has always been given this “primordial” reputation because of his power but his attributes have always been akin to what you would expect a man to be like in the eyes of iluvitar in the books. Love for song and his wife. What I would like to see is some sort of deviation from concrete event based scenes in chronological order and bring in some dreamlike sequences that we see with Finrod, the reveal of halbrand as Sauron and any magic scene. An appeal to the power of lighting and memory perhaps as well as movements that completely distinguish him in these profound but subtle ways. It would be concerning to see him purely in a light that we see, say Elrond and Durin in this casual friendly setting. Every scene cannot be like this in my opinion because there has to be a reference frame of actual hero, the sense of some stability in at least two of their characters such as you see with Elrond and Galadriel. What breaks that expectation of roles is Galadriels resistance and Elronds challenges. In this way, we must see Tom bombadil in this perspective as an axiom in an ocean of newfound chaos in Sauron.

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  3. To be honest, I think TB is such a constrasting character to the stories (and yet, so important in my opinion in the books from a reader's perspective), that I think adding him to a show is nothing but detrimental. If TB feels out of place, jovial, and tone deaf to the ongoing story, then they did the character well. If TB is too involved, concerned, and not singing all the time, they did the character wrong. I hope they found a third alternative for the show! But wow, that was a bold move by them.

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  4. Dude, yes! I cant wait. Tommy B in Rings of Power is gonna be sick. I hope hes brooding, influential, and has a crazy falling out with Gold Berry. Maybe because she wants him to be more than a singing, good natured fellow, and help fight Sauron with out heroes!

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  5. Hope Tom admits in his own words to becoming a moss grower. Would be a perfect exit for the character as he returns to his home in the west. It'd be so easy for them to mess this up lmao

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  6. I like your channel, it’s the most informative and translated. But Peter Jackson ruined anyone else trying to make movies about it because he did the best. Amazons is just Woke of the rings.

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  7. I am ok with him… I always kind of bought into the theory that Bombadil was some sort of spirit of Arda, a sort of echo of the Green Man… a sort of universal being associated with life and rebirth. This makes sense in the overall Tolkien motif of praising a more bucolic, pre-tech lifestyle. So… perhaps just being in Rhun has washed out some of his color and jollity and is symbolizing the fading of life in the East? He "might" discover the loss of the Entwives? In any case, I hope we see a cameo in a later season where he is back in the Old Forest celebrating life, in full color, happy-happy-happy with Goldberry.

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  8. 11:01/14:34 Tom is shown in live adaptation of Lord of the rings. It's old Soviet movie called Khraniteli (Russian: Хранители, lit. 'Guardians [of the Ring]'). It is a Soviet television play miniseries based on J. R. R. Tolkien's The Fellowship of the Ring. It was broadcast once in 1991 by Leningrad Television and then thought lost before being rediscovered in 2021. It is hard, but not impossible to find it on internet…

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  9. I like Rory Kinnear as an actor, he's been great in a large number of roles over the years but it's going to be a tough ask to put the character of Tom Bombadil on screen and make it work well. Either it will be fantastic or it will be horrible, I very much hope it's the former but ROP got a couple of wrong calls in s1 and need to make amends – this could be an excellent call but I fear the worst.

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