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"What I can tell you is Amazon is going to spend about NZ$650 million in season one alone," New Zealand Minister for Economic Development and Tourism Stuart Nash told Morning Report, confirming the figure though he was unable to disclose any details as to how the money would be spent. "This is fantastic, it really is."  This new figure is well above previously estimated costs for the fantasy show which had initially been thought to have a $500 million price tag for multiple seasons. In comparison, the first season of HBO's adaptation of George R. R. Martin's  Game of Thrones cost $10...

Amazon's Lord Of The Rings Season 1 Will Cost $465 Million To Make - Report The highly-anticipated series is currently in production in New Zealand. The first season of Amazon's highly anticipated Lord of the Rings show will cost around $465 million to produce. The news comes via The Hollywood Reporter, which states it has confirmed the incredible cost of Season 1. The series is currently shooting in New Zealand. The cost of the season was initially revealed by Stuart Nash, the country's Minister for Economic Development and Tourism, who said that "Amazon is going to spend about $650 million ...

March 17th, 2021 By David Knox 1 commentFiled under: Streaming, Australian actor Tom Budge has departed Amazon Prime’s upcoming Lord of the Rings, shooting in New Zealand, but details surrounding the news have not been fully disclosed. Budge, who has already filmed multiple episodes, was cast in the show but his character was never confirmed. “It is with great sadness that I am writing to tell you I have departed Amazon’s Lord Of The Rings television series,” Budge wrote on Instagram. “After recently seeing the first episodes shot over the last year Amazon has decided to go in an...

The actor Tom Budge is out of a job after he parted ways Amazon's upcoming Lord Of The Rings series. The 38-year-old Australian star announced Sunday on his Instagram accounted that he had departed the prequel show amid creative differences with the streamer. He was originally announced to be playing an undisclosed part on the fantasy series back in January 2020, but it sounds as if the character will now be recast. Parting ways: Australian actor Tom Budge, 38, announced Sunday on Instagram that he had departed Amazon's Lord Of The Rings prequel series over creative differences; seen in 2019 ...

Tom Budge has revealed he left Amazon's 'Lord of the Rings' TV series because his character was cut after shooting the first episode.