The Lord of the Rings could have been down one hobbit by the trilogy’s end. Franchise stars Dominic Monaghan and Billy Boyd are using their new podcast The Friendship Onion to divulge a numbe…
While discussing the possibility of which Hobbit might have been axed had Jackson actually agreed to the request, Monaghan said it would have “definitely” been him, before breaking down exactly why.
“It’s a good job that didn’t happen because it would have been me,” he said. “There’s no way they are killing Frodo and Sam, and the only ones that would be left would be Merry and Pippin. They wouldn’t kill Pippin because Pippin has a really strong story with Gandalf.” While the actor said he was “thankful that didn’t happen,” he also offered up some reasoning for Jackson’s refusal to kill one of the four characters, saying the director “stuck by his guns.”
“I think Pete quite rightly was like, ‘This is a luminary piece of written work, and we need to stick close to the text,'” Monaghan said.
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