There’s a great new Billy interview in which he talks about his friendship with Dom, about the script they’re writing and gives some more info on it and he talks about going to New Zealand with Elijah and Dom to visit the Hobbit shoot there sometime this year.

Read the interview here: http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/showbiz/celebrity-interviews/2011/03/31/lord-of-the-rings-star-billy-boyd-i-d-love-to-meet-up-with-co-stars-on-set-of-new-film-the-hobbit-86908-23028149/

Dom was on the Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson yesterday, joining Craig for his Email segment.

As we were telling you yesterday, Dom appeared on Jimmy Kimmel last night – we are trying to get the clip, as soon as we have it , don’t worry, we will post it here.
here are some screencaps for you to enjoy- if you want to repost them somewhere else, please, please, credit us;

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Interviews & Talk Shows > Interviews in 2010 > Jimmy Kimmel Live – November 23, 2010

ETA: here are the links to the clips – I’m trying to download them so I can post them here. – Thanks to fienchen for the clips.

Peter Jackson says that an announcement is coming “sometime soon” regarding “The Hobbit,” the “Lord of the Rings” prequel that has been delayed and beleaguered by the financial troubles of MGM. When Guillermo Del Toro removed himself from the project, most fans got it in their minds that Jackson would return to Middle-Earth in his rightful director’s throne. As of now, nothing has been confirmed, but there’s at least one “Lord of the Rings” star hoping that Jackson steps behind the lens on “The Hobbit” — Dominic Monaghan.

“I can’t really imagine anyone other than Pete directing ‘The Hobbit,’” Monaghan told MTV News, adding that the filmmaker’s extensive work in creating the world of Middle-Earth would make it virtually impossible for another director to step into Jackson’s shoes.

“You have to understand — the world of Middle Earth has already been created by Peter Jackson, by his special effects company, both physical and digital, these computer generated characters,” said Monaghan. “It would almost be impossible for a director to come in and bring his own thing because how would he color Middle Earth and how would he create Gollum without those codes? Pete has all of those codes that make Gollum a computer-generated character and makes the Cave Troll and makes all of these special effects.”

“It’s almost like asking someone to paint a picture but giving them no paint,” he continued. “Pete really has all of the paint. Unless he’s either producing or directing, not only will the film not correlate with the ‘Lord of the Rings’ trilogy, but I think the vast majority of the ‘Lord of the Rings’ fans will boycott the film because Pete had so much to do with that franchise.”

For his own part, Monaghan would be up for returning to Middle-Earth in “The Hobbit,” though he has some concerns about the possibility.

“I wouldn’t want to cheapen the strength of ‘The Hobbit,’ which is really the story of Bilbo and Gandalf and various other characters,” he said. “To kind of cookie-cutter in the characters that people grew to love in ‘Lord of the Rings,’ I think might not be incredibly fair to an audience who really loved that book. But I’m going to know Pete for the rest of my life, and I hope to work with him several times before he hangs up his ‘Hobbit’ feet.”