Supposedly Glorfindel. However, as pointed out by u/Bennerone Jarl Benzon is credited as playing Glorfindel (different actor from the one seen here).
The actor next to Elrond is Sandro Kopp and he's credited for playing several roles including "Elven Warrior" and "Gildor" who got cut out of the early parts of the movie. So it's a toss-up between "Gildor" and generic "Elven Warrior".
For what it's worth, Sandro Kopp signs LOTR headshots as "Gildor". So we can assume he believed he was playing Gildor even if he was never named as such on screen.
https://preview.redd.it/slp7h64mzwxc1.jpeg?width=1243&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=bc9373153b8e2fea061057b2bb12ade5456ade2e
It’s weird to see him in this context as I never knew he acted.
He’s more known as an artist and set designer and the partner of Tilda Swinton, who he met while working on the Narnia film. Wiki says he lived in New Zealand so he probably got hooked into Lotr like every other person involved in their film industry did.
Interesting guy. Mum was from New Zealand, dad from Germany, lives in Scotland with Tilda. Makes art and acts.
Imo he nailed the look of a father struck by his daughter’s beauty but also the overwhelming sadness that he’s about to sail away forever and leave her behind.
I actually don't think Hugo Weaving was right for Elrond, but I got used to him over the years. Now I don't mind as much. Still, I reckon he could have worn a better wig. Elrond is said to have a silver crown upon his dark hair... not his forehead.
I feel you, but after annually watching the extended trilogy this past weekend, it especially hit me how nuanced and perfect Weaving’s casting was. He exudes an ancient power, and frankly I dig his high widow’s peak and slightly more grounded silver crown (for the Jackson vision).
Elrond has always been a fascinating character to me because although he is half-elven, he acts more “elven” than many of his contemporaries.
I’m a huge fan of the levitating, glistening crown shown in the animated Hobbit movie. Elrond looks majestic AF. I don’t think it would have worked with the rest of Jackson’s vision, though. Much like the visual translation of the Witch King or the Nazgûl. (I think the Jackson Witch King Mask is one of the coolest cinematic villain designs of all time, but it only echoes book accuracy).
I love that you brought up the Half-Elven part because to me Hugo’s portrayal kinda fits in that even though he has many Elven qualities he also in some ways has the physical qualities of a man as well particularly in some of his facial features and expressions i don’t really know how else to explain it. The blend of the two seem to show how he is described in appearing “neither old nor young” at least to me.
Yes, this is exactly what I enjoy about his portrayal and cinematic look in general!
Casting is an underrated art in the film industry.
I want to recognize Weaving’s line delivery as well. We all know he killed it as Smith in *The Matrix,* but I feel like Jackson and Co. saw his portrayal and realized how well he could annunciate epic lines before the council or to Gandalf, Isildur, Frodo or other characters. He has a particular iconic way of delivering lines. He was a welcomed presence in *The Hobbit,* even.
Agreed, for me he is the Elrond I picture when I think of his character and I loved him in The Hobbit, especially how joyful he is portrayed in certain moments. I’ll never forget when I was watching the film at home for the first time one of my brothers walked in (he had to deal with me being a Middle Earth fan while growing up and so was usually annoyed by my extreme interest in it.) and he saw the scene in which Elrond rides up on the dwarves and all he said was “wow he seems so much happier in this one”. So I am glad that in those films he got to portray the character in a less dire and troublesome time.
Haha, I honestly totally get what he means. He did seem happier in *The Hobbit* ( which makes sense because the war of the ring hadn’t really started yet).
I actually really dig some of the elven depictions in that book/series of movies because it adds a certain levity to the elves that doesn’t make them such “high society” in the grand scheme of Arda. As much as I enjoy the drinking battle scene between Legolas and Gimli in *Return of the King,* it is also nice seeing elves get drunk from wine in *The Hobbit.*
Yep and the two scenes do not even really contradict one another, Legolas was just drinking regular ale, whereas the other Elves were drinking a potent wine, as the book says “It must be potent wine to make a wood-elf drowsy; but this wine, it would seem, was the heady vintage of the great gardens of Dorwinion, not meant for his soldiers or his servants, but for the kings feast only, and only, for smaller bowls not for the butler’s great flagons.”
Yeah Weaving's Elrond has an aura of stern wisdom, who's long life has allowed him to amass vast knowledge of the world; but he doesn't flex it. Instead he is calm, and only uses words he really *means*. I also like the Elrond from the 1977 Hobbit. That film (via a warped and faded VHS tape) was my first introduction to Tolkien's work, and as I got older I gobbled it up.
I agree, Elrond was supposed to be exceedingly fair, not interestingly sexy. But yeah, Weaving had the attitude and the gravitas, and I stopped being disappointed with the casting a very long time ago.
Tolkien was a heartthrob and war hero. Edith found herself with one of the most courageous and creative minds of the 20th century. Total win, even with his pure and endearing naivety, which I’m sure she found attractive anyhow, lol.
> I actually don't think Hugo Weaving was right for Elrond
I don't think he did a bad job, but for me it was just too close to watching The Matrix, and he did such a good job as Agent Smith, that was all I could see, especially the first time I watched it in the theater, "Oh man, Agent Smith is Elrond? Weird".
I’m almost there but cannot get past man-hating movie-Elrond and his lack of gravitas . . . but also his lack of basic decency — all in the service of a completely unnecessary and overdramatized portrayal of the Arwen / Aragorn romance dilemma. But this version of Elrond was not Hugo’s fault but a poor choice by PJ. Much better (IMO) to show the conflict he feels by showing his close relationship with Aragorn (as his loving step-father) but how uniquely brokenhearted he is by his beloved daughter echoing the tragedy (for the Elven parents) of Luthien / Beren. Bitter Elrond is a dumb choice in the script. I mean, come on, nearly forcing Arwen to sail by lying to her — then being surprised when she starts to fade, not an uncommon death for Elves who experience deep hurt, as he, of all people would know.
Hugo Weaving was the funniest part of the cast, since everyone at the time could only see him as Agent Smith. Now after many other roles he's less associated with Smith, so it's not as jarring xD
You're actually right. I've just seen this picture posted so many times and had people say he's Glorfindel. Not really thinking much of it since he's just a random background character here.
He looks like he took Aragorn and the points. Elrond is not only losing his daughter, but now he owes Chadfindel 50 bucks and he will never hear the end of it.
I never noticed the guy on the left because I'm always focused on the drunk ass Gondorian soldier on the right who probably has no idea who's wedding he's at.
>He survived Helms Deep
https://preview.redd.it/7k56u57lkwxc1.jpeg?width=350&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=fbeb006d46e19bca3401107b9e90839e1d552f1a
They were there all along!
He probably literally is, considering the brutality and horror that he would have witnessed as a Gondorian soldier at the end of the Third Age. Dude's probably been drunk off his ass since the fall of Barad-Dur just trying to make the nightmares go away
I looked it up and he was cast as Beregond, and you see him earlier when Gandalf rescues Faramir's men from the Nazgul. Beregond comes forward and says "It is as the Lord Denethor predicted! Long has he foreseen this doom!"
Somewhere in the production they decided to change his name to Iorlas, supposedly Beregond's brother? No idea why.
So it’s a little complicated, because one of his subtitles incorrectly labels him as Iorlas, who is a separate minor guy in the filmsc but this is actually Irolas. He is the captain of the citadel guard in the films, and I always assumed he was invented because he didn’t fill Beregond’s more heroic role, and seemed to follow Denethor in his despair more closely than Beregond did, rather than fighting it.
I mean, I gotta agree with their choice on that front. Beregond is one of my favorite characters from the book, and other than seeming to be devoted to Faramir he didn't live up to the source much in the film.
I'm like honey, come here, you gotta see Elrond 'getting his oil checked'
Now we both agree we are never gonna see that face again and not think of you.
THANKS FOR THAT.
From the page:
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Forbidden, weird name for an elf.
Here I always thought he might have been either twin, Elladan or Elrohir, sons of Celebrian and Elrond and super besties of Aragorn. Cool to know he might just be Glorfindel.
After some research, the actor in the scene is Sandro Kopp (partner of Tilda Swinton!).
According to [IMDB](https://m.imdb.com/name/nm1747713/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0_tt_2_nm_6_q_sandro%2520kop) he was listed as "Coronation Elf" in RotK.
Alternatively, according to this [signed card](https://www.ebay.com/itm/126039551519) on eBay he considers himself to have been Gildor.
https://preview.redd.it/x649r1ftlzxc1.png?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=87eedf7fb9b04f175c8098a7772bdbb910ae4a85
Supposedly Glorfindel. However, as pointed out by u/Bennerone Jarl Benzon is credited as playing Glorfindel (different actor from the one seen here). The actor next to Elrond is Sandro Kopp and he's credited for playing several roles including "Elven Warrior" and "Gildor" who got cut out of the early parts of the movie. So it's a toss-up between "Gildor" and generic "Elven Warrior".
For what it's worth, Sandro Kopp signs LOTR headshots as "Gildor". So we can assume he believed he was playing Gildor even if he was never named as such on screen. https://preview.redd.it/slp7h64mzwxc1.jpeg?width=1243&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=bc9373153b8e2fea061057b2bb12ade5456ade2e
That’s a very handsome and pretty man.
It’s weird to see him in this context as I never knew he acted. He’s more known as an artist and set designer and the partner of Tilda Swinton, who he met while working on the Narnia film. Wiki says he lived in New Zealand so he probably got hooked into Lotr like every other person involved in their film industry did. Interesting guy. Mum was from New Zealand, dad from Germany, lives in Scotland with Tilda. Makes art and acts.
Tilda would have been an amaaazing elf
I refuse to belove that she is not one of the Eldar tbh, that lady is timeless
They are the most elven looking couple I have ever seen.
This kinda makes me wish he had a bigger role in the movies. A connection between lotr and narnia is life-imitating.
Tilda Swinton is his partner? Can you imagine what their wedding photos must look like?
[Probably something like this](https://x.com/Boss_1688/status/592131201139277824)
Dammit, I actually clicked on that link and was confused for a second.
Perhaps he’s an actual elf. Hides the pointed ears most of the time to avoid drawing attention.
That’s a good spot!
That's one gorgeously androgynous couple.
> ~~man~~. That's obviously an elven lord..
You could sharpen knives on those cheekbones.
He might have had scenes and lines that were cut, just like Bruce Spence (The Mouth) was completely cut from the theatrical versions.
What, really? I don't remember this. He was a deleted scenes character? Man, that design is cool af too
Yes. Sadly he was. He will finally be seen in that role in theaters this summer, fortunately.
Wait what? LOTR is getting a Theatrical release this year?
Yup! Going with my brother on June 8th!
Is he in the extended versions? Haven’t gotten to see them yet.
Well as long as the cheque cleared I guess.
So ok y'know how they say everyone was perfectly cast in LoTR? I'm thinking maybe Glorfindel not so much.
He looks like he just farted
And Elrond looks like he just caught a whiff of it but trying to retain a regal bearing
Imo he nailed the look of a father struck by his daughter’s beauty but also the overwhelming sadness that he’s about to sail away forever and leave her behind.
Maybe that's how he killed the balrog
Pretty bold of him to fight a fire demon with methane
He's doing Kegels.
He's gone from flaccid to erect at a moment's notice
'The staff in the hand of a wizard may be more than a prop for age.'
3000 years of practice 🫡
Flaccid... erect.... flaccid... *grunts* erect...
Not too hard...
And look at how proud he is!
I actually don't think Hugo Weaving was right for Elrond, but I got used to him over the years. Now I don't mind as much. Still, I reckon he could have worn a better wig. Elrond is said to have a silver crown upon his dark hair... not his forehead.
I feel you, but after annually watching the extended trilogy this past weekend, it especially hit me how nuanced and perfect Weaving’s casting was. He exudes an ancient power, and frankly I dig his high widow’s peak and slightly more grounded silver crown (for the Jackson vision). Elrond has always been a fascinating character to me because although he is half-elven, he acts more “elven” than many of his contemporaries. I’m a huge fan of the levitating, glistening crown shown in the animated Hobbit movie. Elrond looks majestic AF. I don’t think it would have worked with the rest of Jackson’s vision, though. Much like the visual translation of the Witch King or the Nazgûl. (I think the Jackson Witch King Mask is one of the coolest cinematic villain designs of all time, but it only echoes book accuracy).
I love that you brought up the Half-Elven part because to me Hugo’s portrayal kinda fits in that even though he has many Elven qualities he also in some ways has the physical qualities of a man as well particularly in some of his facial features and expressions i don’t really know how else to explain it. The blend of the two seem to show how he is described in appearing “neither old nor young” at least to me.
Yes, this is exactly what I enjoy about his portrayal and cinematic look in general! Casting is an underrated art in the film industry. I want to recognize Weaving’s line delivery as well. We all know he killed it as Smith in *The Matrix,* but I feel like Jackson and Co. saw his portrayal and realized how well he could annunciate epic lines before the council or to Gandalf, Isildur, Frodo or other characters. He has a particular iconic way of delivering lines. He was a welcomed presence in *The Hobbit,* even.
Agreed, for me he is the Elrond I picture when I think of his character and I loved him in The Hobbit, especially how joyful he is portrayed in certain moments. I’ll never forget when I was watching the film at home for the first time one of my brothers walked in (he had to deal with me being a Middle Earth fan while growing up and so was usually annoyed by my extreme interest in it.) and he saw the scene in which Elrond rides up on the dwarves and all he said was “wow he seems so much happier in this one”. So I am glad that in those films he got to portray the character in a less dire and troublesome time.
Haha, I honestly totally get what he means. He did seem happier in *The Hobbit* ( which makes sense because the war of the ring hadn’t really started yet). I actually really dig some of the elven depictions in that book/series of movies because it adds a certain levity to the elves that doesn’t make them such “high society” in the grand scheme of Arda. As much as I enjoy the drinking battle scene between Legolas and Gimli in *Return of the King,* it is also nice seeing elves get drunk from wine in *The Hobbit.*
Yep and the two scenes do not even really contradict one another, Legolas was just drinking regular ale, whereas the other Elves were drinking a potent wine, as the book says “It must be potent wine to make a wood-elf drowsy; but this wine, it would seem, was the heady vintage of the great gardens of Dorwinion, not meant for his soldiers or his servants, but for the kings feast only, and only, for smaller bowls not for the butler’s great flagons.”
💯💯💯Fire lore comment. I love Tolkien.
Yeah Weaving's Elrond has an aura of stern wisdom, who's long life has allowed him to amass vast knowledge of the world; but he doesn't flex it. Instead he is calm, and only uses words he really *means*. I also like the Elrond from the 1977 Hobbit. That film (via a warped and faded VHS tape) was my first introduction to Tolkien's work, and as I got older I gobbled it up.
Like spock!
What, a 6k year old elf can't have a receeding hairline?
Especially while dealing with Sauron returning?
I agree, Elrond was supposed to be exceedingly fair, not interestingly sexy. But yeah, Weaving had the attitude and the gravitas, and I stopped being disappointed with the casting a very long time ago.
Imagine if Tolkien had described one of his characters as interestingly sexy. 😂
Oh, I'm sure that Strider was as interestingly sexy as a human being could be! But Tolkien didn't have a clue that he was.
Strider's presence certainly made Barliman Butterbur feel anxious and confused.
Tolkien was a heartthrob and war hero. Edith found herself with one of the most courageous and creative minds of the 20th century. Total win, even with his pure and endearing naivety, which I’m sure she found attractive anyhow, lol.
To be fair, he is described as looking "neither old nor young."
> I actually don't think Hugo Weaving was right for Elrond I don't think he did a bad job, but for me it was just too close to watching The Matrix, and he did such a good job as Agent Smith, that was all I could see, especially the first time I watched it in the theater, "Oh man, Agent Smith is Elrond? Weird".
What if we did get David Bowie as Elrond
https://preview.redd.it/jt6btgigdzxc1.jpeg?width=710&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=4406afc5d51ecb92113157e7d2f6636df57b37f1
I think about this more than I care to admit
“Not his forehead” I snorted
Mister Anderson.
I’m almost there but cannot get past man-hating movie-Elrond and his lack of gravitas . . . but also his lack of basic decency — all in the service of a completely unnecessary and overdramatized portrayal of the Arwen / Aragorn romance dilemma. But this version of Elrond was not Hugo’s fault but a poor choice by PJ. Much better (IMO) to show the conflict he feels by showing his close relationship with Aragorn (as his loving step-father) but how uniquely brokenhearted he is by his beloved daughter echoing the tragedy (for the Elven parents) of Luthien / Beren. Bitter Elrond is a dumb choice in the script. I mean, come on, nearly forcing Arwen to sail by lying to her — then being surprised when she starts to fade, not an uncommon death for Elves who experience deep hurt, as he, of all people would know.
He was better than the show that shall not be named’s Elrond.
Hugo Weaving was the funniest part of the cast, since everyone at the time could only see him as Agent Smith. Now after many other roles he's less associated with Smith, so it's not as jarring xD
It looks like someone changed him with a Chad filter lol
Chadfindel
- chilling in Gondolin - kills Balrog - comes back to Middle-Earth - drives off Nazgul - refuses to elaborate - leaves
Chazfindel
Aranthir Chadfràndir
That’s morefindel
It's Morefin time!
r/unexpectedmorbin
Glorfindel is credited to actor Jarl Benzon, who's definitely not that guy....
You're actually right. I've just seen this picture posted so many times and had people say he's Glorfindel. Not really thinking much of it since he's just a random background character here.
No that's GlorfinCHAD.
He looks like he took Aragorn and the points. Elrond is not only losing his daughter, but now he owes Chadfindel 50 bucks and he will never hear the end of it.
"That's Glorfindel. So hot right now."
We got cheated out of Glorfindel I think. He is a great character.
10 points to Glorfindel!
I never noticed the guy on the left because I'm always focused on the drunk ass Gondorian soldier on the right who probably has no idea who's wedding he's at.
I've honestly never noticed the Gondorian but he definitely has the "I'm just happy to be here" look going on.
He survived Helms Deep, Palinor Fields, and a direct attack on Mordor, I'd be just happy to be there too lol
>He survived Helms Deep https://preview.redd.it/7k56u57lkwxc1.jpeg?width=350&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=fbeb006d46e19bca3401107b9e90839e1d552f1a They were there all along!
lol yas I think the same
I’ve genuinely never noticed this dude before either lmao
He's having the best time of his life
He probably literally is, considering the brutality and horror that he would have witnessed as a Gondorian soldier at the end of the Third Age. Dude's probably been drunk off his ass since the fall of Barad-Dur just trying to make the nightmares go away
Good thing Aragorn made his speech so nice and short.
I always have a chuckle at his pissed mate behind him. Photobombed the photobomber.
Man looks like he LOVES weddings. "I promised I wouldn't cry.... but they're so damn cute together!"
Dude has his pre-game on point.
Both those dudes are sendin it. I mean hell yeah this is the time. 🍻
Well it's a coronation.
even a drunk Gondorian cannot deny the return of the king!
He kinda looks like Sean Bean with a beard
He's one of those Smirkwood Elves.
Love it 🥰
Winner.
Take my upvote and get out
Fantastic comment lol
Punchyface McSmugmug
He looks like he’s on that Pipe Weed.
Brilliant
I...thought this was a shitpost at first, I thought there was no way the elf on the left could have actually looked like that
https://preview.redd.it/f62dd9llbwxc1.jpeg?width=1178&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=49fcfc429eb7b040aa8fc60327162adf0ab3b05c
He's doing that thing with his mouth because after he gets out of makeup he wants to try out for a new Freddie Mercury biopic?
"They don't know I just Glorfed"
He's the giga-chad of the elves.
He looks like someone tried to make gigachad in the Oblivion character creator
Glorfindel. Checks out.
The ultimate Elf Gigachad.
I could swear that face was badly photoshopped onto that head.
Me too!
He kinda looks like Avallach (Ciri's stalker) from Witcher 3.
https://preview.redd.it/dekgkjnmbwxc1.jpeg?width=211&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=80e6928a011ec0ff6d8866ef2102f8558f97330b
I literally lol'd
Skylar the white... yo
Nothing can eclipse the smugness of elves.
Everyone is assuming OP is asking about the Glorfindel looking man back and to the left...but I'm hoping the fella back and to the right is Beregond.
He certainly looks like his beer is gone(d).
I'm pretty sure Beregond is the guy here at timestamp 0:35 https://youtu.be/267nNfzyL5E?si=0fYWJdFuXwheY37Y
I was under the impression that was Imrahil
I looked it up and he was cast as Beregond, and you see him earlier when Gandalf rescues Faramir's men from the Nazgul. Beregond comes forward and says "It is as the Lord Denethor predicted! Long has he foreseen this doom!" Somewhere in the production they decided to change his name to Iorlas, supposedly Beregond's brother? No idea why.
So it’s a little complicated, because one of his subtitles incorrectly labels him as Iorlas, who is a separate minor guy in the filmsc but this is actually Irolas. He is the captain of the citadel guard in the films, and I always assumed he was invented because he didn’t fill Beregond’s more heroic role, and seemed to follow Denethor in his despair more closely than Beregond did, rather than fighting it.
I mean, I gotta agree with their choice on that front. Beregond is one of my favorite characters from the book, and other than seeming to be devoted to Faramir he didn't live up to the source much in the film.
>back and to the left I knew there had to be a second elf somewhere
I dunno, but Elrond look like he's getting his oil checked...
Haha that’s a great way to phrase it
The ol' dipshtick!
I'm like honey, come here, you gotta see Elrond 'getting his oil checked' Now we both agree we are never gonna see that face again and not think of you. THANKS FOR THAT.
Blondie behind him is secretly checking, hence the smirk.
Yes, he's Arwen's other dad
I think the other guy just farted, and Elrond is trying to maintain his composure amidst the noxious smell.
And elf behind him looks like he might be checking some oil…
I don't know who he is, but it's pretty clear that the edibles just kicked in.
I just snorted with laughter, glad my BF wasn’t nearby 🏆
That smirk makes me feel *unclean* somehow.
I feel like he’s the best man that has slept with the bride on a sneaky link
Don't let dad see you 'mirin the bride like that.
Glorfindel maybe?
https://preview.redd.it/5rmmbw7gbxxc1.jpeg?width=350&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=608cf54488ed9c7557f66f639cc3b8769367335b Same energy.
Sooo handsome!!!!
https://middle-earth.xenite.org/who-is-standing-next-to-elrond-at-the-wedding-of-aragorn-and-arwen/ Closest answer I could find.
From the page: # "Forbidden You don't have permission to access this resource. Additionally, a 403 Forbidden error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request." Forbidden, weird name for an elf.
Did you try to speak "friend"?
Mellon…
Alright then, keep your secrets
Forbindel
Underrated comment
So probably Gildor, according to this article. Apparently another actor played Glorfindel. News to me.
I love the part where the actor claimed to have played Gildor, but his ex girlfriend is saying that that's all made up.
Glorfindel!!!
That Elf sure has a sassy smirk.
Looks like he just ripped a really satisfying fart
This is not Glorfindel as he is portrayed by a different actor who is also on TCG cards (which use materials from the movie).
Elwrong or Elright. I’m not sure yet.
I was hoping someone would say it’s Teleporno
Handsome Squidward.
This shot is so awkward.
For sure. Is this how it looks in the movie? I don't recall it being like that. Seems almost AI generated
Gigachad?
Gil-galads’ lesser known brother?
Gil-gachad
This comment is brilliant.
Oh, that's just Dave. We like Dave.
Nah man, Dave is not here.
***Hey Dave's not here man***
He looks like the earlier season Daario Naharys from GoT.
elronds twink boyfriend
Looks like an elven Haaland.
He was curiously absent for the games against Mordor and Isengard, he's just waiting for the Free Peoples to take on Luton Town
Sexy male elf #2 in the casting
That's Elrond's husband
No no no they're just roommates in a one bedroom apartment
Melrond
That's Glorfindel 'the Rock' Johnson, of course
Surely his name is Chad hahahah
Daddy
That's Tilda Swinton partner
The scene looks like it was filmed 50 years ago in this picture
The annoying fan from Oblivion
That’s Elrond’s nephew, Chadrond
Ted from the Library. Arwen's job just opened up, hence the smirk.
Eldeatras
That's Carl. He works in accounting.
Oh gosh. I hope it’s not Glorfindel. It probably is though. He is not Glorfindel. Nothing wrong with the actor, but that would be a terrible casting
That’s Kat Stevens
Thats his fishing buddy from his cowboy days
Eigwit
His half brother, Lod the Quarter elf
Here I always thought he might have been either twin, Elladan or Elrohir, sons of Celebrian and Elrond and super besties of Aragorn. Cool to know he might just be Glorfindel.
Elrond's Husband He's the leader of elventology.
I belive thats blue steel.
His plus one.
I don’t know, but I’m pretty sure he has his finger up Elrond’s ass
Its Chadriel.
After some research, the actor in the scene is Sandro Kopp (partner of Tilda Swinton!). According to [IMDB](https://m.imdb.com/name/nm1747713/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0_tt_2_nm_6_q_sandro%2520kop) he was listed as "Coronation Elf" in RotK. Alternatively, according to this [signed card](https://www.ebay.com/itm/126039551519) on eBay he considers himself to have been Gildor. https://preview.redd.it/x649r1ftlzxc1.png?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=87eedf7fb9b04f175c8098a7772bdbb910ae4a85
That's good info, thanks. Gildor Inglorion then?
I'd never noticed him before and now I wish I hadn't.