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Kiwi Stars Of The Lord Of The Rings In Auckland



The Two Towers Karl Urban (Eomer of Rohan ) and Bruce Hopkins (Gamling of Gondor ) and Ed Sims, Senior Vice President of Marketing at Air New Zealand.

The stars are holding model aircraft that are smaller versions of Air New Zealand's "Frodo" plane - the giant flying billboard that is taking the Lord of the Rings message to the world.

They also were presented copies of the official movie location guide book by Air New Zealand Ambassador Ian Brodie which is the fastest selling book in New Zealand.

 
 
 
 
 
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