If you have very sharp eyesight you can see Arwen fighting in the Battle of Helm’s Deep from The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers

There are countless movies in the form of adaptations of very popular books. Regardless of how well they may be, in the end it is all too common for them to be criticized for the fact that many people consider books to be betterwhich is what has happened with each of the film installments of The Lord of the Rings.

A big reason was because Peter Jackson and his team invented or modified certain details that had no place in the novels. One of these cases occurred in The two Towersspecifically during the intense and impressive battle that takes place at Helm’s Deep, where he was supposed to Arwen was going to have an important role

during the course of this large-scale combat. However, that never happens in the original story.

Actress Liv Tyler participated in many scenes during the filming of this battle, something that reached the ears of all the fans of this universe who were enraged by the fact that it would have been too huge a change compared to the books. That is why, in order to calm the waters, it was decided to eliminate Arwen from any scene in which she could appear during this section of the film.

However, although they tried to hide her presence during the post-production process, the truth is that Arwen it ended up sneaking in anyway, but to see it you have to sharpen your eyes too much, because it only appears for a couple of seconds, as some followers of this fantasy world have come to understand. You can check it in the following video.

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In the DVD that was put on sale corresponding to the extended version of The two Towers

, some members of the cast and crew appear talking about the presence of the elf in this part of the film, although the balance leaned towards the option of eliminating her scenes due to the serious criticism that was arising for moving so far from the original idea. by JRR Tolkien. The pressure was too great and of course the film would have been very different compared to the material we have seen on the big and small screen.

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