Thankfully, he had a familiar face to act against.
That was a nice surprise.
But what surprised me even more on day one was the intricate and beautiful set.
Sam Hazeldine as Adar in ‘The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power’ season 2.Ben Rothstein/Prime Video
They were blasting this white ash all over us, it was amazing.
The question is, if Saurons not running Mordor, then wheres it going?
Payne, co-showrunner ofThe Rings of Power, tells EW.
Adar has a really exciting arc ahead thats probably going places you arent expecting.
He leaves season 1 with a huge amount of anger towards Adar and wants to get retribution.
But he has a level of power that someone like Adar cant comprehend clearly.
Their relationship is [a] really cool and complex part of season 2.
