On-Screen Fact: Did you know that during the filming of "The Lord of the Rings" trilogy, over 48,000 costumes were created? The sheer scale and attention to detail in wardrobe design helped bring the rich tapestry of Tolkien's Middle-earth to life. Each costume was tailored to fit the unique characteristics of the characters and their respective races, contributing to the authenticity and immersive experience of the films.

Off-Screen Fact: "The Lord of the Rings" trilogy not only became a cinematic masterpiece but also a remarkable case of cross-generational filmmaking. Peter Jackson, the director, and his wife, Fran Walsh, co-wrote the screenplay for the trilogy. In addition, their children, Billy and Katie, also had involvement in the movies, with Billy playing a Gondorian child and Katie providing the voice for the spider-like creature, Shelob. This family affair added a personal touch and passion to the project, making the trilogy even more special for both the filmmakers and audiences alike.