and Stephen Hunter among dwarves [Official]
So, according to Sir Peter Jackson and Philippa Boyens all that Warners are asking for in an uncertain world is
certainty. A surety that no sudden outburst of labour unrest will plague The Hobbit in the coming eighteen months.
Since the union has given that assurance and lifted its threat of a boycott – according to them, this happened last
weekend though others demur – then that should mean everything’s alright, then? More>>
Statement From Producers New Line Cinema : "The actions of these unions have caused us substantial damage and disruption and forced us to consider other filming
locations for the first time. Alternative locations are still being considered." More>>
Response:CTU - CTU Statement on The Hobbit and Warners
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