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Scoop Images: The Return Of The Ringers Party (2)

By: Alastair Thompson
Published: Mon 1 Dec 2003 01:30 AM
Scoop was delighted to accept an invitation from Theonering.net to the Return of The Ringers Party in Wellington last night. The following photo essay illustrates just a small part of what was a very very excellent party. See also Scoop Images: Return Of The Ringers Party (1) & Scoop Images: Return Of The Ringers Party (3)


Stars in our eyes – Sean Astin (Samwise) and Richard Taylor (Weta)
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Snap happy fans
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Several happy hobbits with Peter Jackson
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One Ring To Rule Them All
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There they are again!!
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… photo essay continues… Scoop Images: Return Of The Ringers Party (3)
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