The Lord of the Rings (disambiguation)

The Lord of the Rings (1954) is an epic fantasy novel by J. R. R. Tolkien. From it, The Lord of the Rings may refer to:

Accommodations

Radius

• The Lord of the Rings (1955), a radio serial of the BBC issued in the UK;
• The Lord of the Rings (1960), a radio serial of the WBAI-FM began to broadcast in New York in the 1960s, and canceled for not having the rights of the work;
• The Lord of the Rings (1979), an NPR radio serial issued in the United States;
• The Lord of the Rings (1981), a radio serial of the BBC broadcast in the UK.

Cinema

• The Lord of the Rings (1978), an animated film directed by Ralph Bakshi;
• La The Lord of the RingsThree films directed by Peter Jackson:
  • The Lord of the Rings: the Ring Community (2001), the film based on the first part of the novel;
  • The Lord of the Rings: the two towers (2002), the film based on the second part of the novel;
  • The Lord of the Rings: the return of the King (2003), the film based on the third and last part of the novel.

Television

• The Lord of the Rings: the Rings of Power (2022), series created by Amazon Prime.

Theater

• The Lord of the Rings (2006), adaptation to the musical theatre of the Tolkien novel.

Audiobook

• The Lord of the Rings, a read version of the novel for audiobook by actor Rob Inglis, in which it gives voice to all the characters.

Games

Role Playing

• The Lord of the Rings, the role play of the Middle Earth (1984), created by Iron Crown Enterprises in 1984 with title Middle-earth Role Playing (“The Role of the Middle Earth”), so it is also known, even in the Spanish-speaking world, by the acronyms MERP;
• The Lord of the Rings, the role play (2002), created by Decipher.

Strategy Games

• The Lord of the Rings: the Ring Community, board game of the first part of the trilogy;
• The Lord of the Rings: the two towers, board game of the second part of the trilogy;
• The Lord of the Rings: the return of the King, board game of the third part of the trilogy;
• The Lord of the Rings (2002), game adaptation Risk to the universe of The Lord of the Rings;
• The Lord of the Rings, the game of strategic battles (2001), created by Games Workshop.

Trading Card Games

• Lord of the Rings: Middle Earth (1995), created by Iron Crown Enterprises in 1995;
• The Lord of the Rings: Collectable Card Game (2001), created by Decipher.

Video Games

• The Lord of the Rings: the Ring Community (2002), videogame of the first literary part, is not related to the following two, which do adapt the cinematographic version;
• The Lord of the Rings: the two towers (2002), videogame of the second part of the film trilogy;
• The Lord of the Rings: the return of the King (2003), videogame of the third part of the film trilogy;
• The Lord of the Rings: the Third Age (2004), a video game of Electronic Arts;
• The Lord of the Rings: the battle for the Middle Earth (2004), an Electronic Arts strategy game;
• The Lord of the Rings: the battle for the Middle Earth II (2006), the second part of the previous game;
• The Lord of the Rings: the Battle for the Middle Earth II: the Resurrection of the Witched King (2006), expansion of the previous;

• The Lord of the Rings Online (2007), an online multiplayer role play;
• The Lord of the Rings: the conquest (2009), Pandemic Studios videogame distributed by Electronic Arts;
• The Lord of the Rings: the adventures of Aragorn (2010), Warner Bros video game. Interactive after getting EA licenses;
• The Lord of the Rings: the War of the North (2011), Warner Bros video game. Interactive;
• Guardians of the Middle Earth (2012), online multiplayer battle video game by Monolith Productions;
• The Middle Earth: Shadows of Mordor (2014), videogame of Monolith Productions;
• Middle Earth: Shadows of War (2014), Monolith Productions videogame, previous sequel;

Characters

• The Lord of the Rings, an appeal with which Tolkien refers to Sauron, the main antagonist of the novel which, in addition, gives him title.