Quantcast David Wenham - Lord of the Rings - Tolkien Wiki
Recent changes Random page
GAMING
Entertainment
 
Star Wars
Star Trek
Transformers
Muppet Wiki
Digimon Wiki
Marvel Database
See more...

David Wenham

From the One Wiki to Rule Them All, the Lord of the Rings Encyclopedia.

Jump to: navigation, search
David Wenham
Character
Date of Birth
21 September 1965
Origin
Sydney, Australia

[{{{website}}} Website]


David Wenham is an Australian actor who played the role of Faramir in the Lord of the Rings movies. But originally Orlando Bloom auditioned for the part of Faramir but Peter Jackson thought Orlando would be perfect for the role of Legolas. David's one of the actors who voiced their character in the return ofthe king video game and Surprisingly it has an interview David Whenham describing what he thinks of the return of the king video game. Also the way David talks in the interview clearly shows he really enjoyed the return of the king video game. David Whenham really enjoyed doing the Lord of the rings trilogy. He audittioned for the part of because Faramir is the Captain of Gondor, a great swordsmen, a great archer and also a good thinker. Fights: Although it was a bit tough in the fight scenes for him because he got cramped a bit and he had to get up and look like he's fighting all the time, even though it's a stunt guy you just don't want to hurt. In the scenes when wenham had a bow and arrow wenham got a bit confused because he had the bow but he had to pretend that he's shooting arrows at enemies. LOTR two towers game: In the two towers video game even though wenham was in the movie two towers he didn's get to voice his character along with a few other actors. He also kind of liked wearing the fancy armor in the two towers and the return of the king.

Sean AstinSean BeanCate BlanchettOrlando BloomBilly BoydBrad DourifBernard HillIan Holm
Christopher LeeIan McKellenDominic MonaghanViggo MortensenJohn NobleMiranda OttoAndy Serkis
John Rhys-DaviesLiv TylerKarl UrbanHugo WeavingDavid WenhamElijah Wood

Rate this article:
Share this article: