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<i.I've also watched the extended edition exept the "Return of the King". Is there more of Faramir in it?</i>
Yes, there is, and it's quite delightful. There isn't a lot more dialogue with him - some - but it does deal with his time in the Houses of Healing, and his romance with Eowyn. It doesn't include the line "I loved you for your sadness," which I have always found so odd and so interesting and moving at the same time. There's also more about Faramir and his father, and an interesting scene between Pippin and Faramir.
Actually at this point I can't remember all the differences, because I've watched the extended version numerous times now. (And the original theatrical version is further away in time.)
I recommend it all highly.
And I commend you on your good taste, in looking for more with Faramir!
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Date: 2007-01-02 12:07 pm (UTC)Yes, there is, and it's quite delightful. There isn't a lot more dialogue with him - some - but it does deal with his time in the Houses of Healing, and his romance with Eowyn. It doesn't include the line "I loved you for your sadness," which I have always found so odd and so interesting and moving at the same time. There's also more about Faramir and his father, and an interesting scene between Pippin and Faramir.
Actually at this point I can't remember all the differences, because I've watched the extended version numerous times now. (And the original theatrical version is further away in time.)
I recommend it all highly.
And I commend you on your good taste, in looking for more with Faramir!