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Elijah Wood

Actor, Frodo in The Lord of the Rings

We retrieved 1 post and 17 comments from u/ElijahWoodAMA, all from 2025, most often in r/movies.

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A redditor wrote in r/movies

On “Hey /r/movies, I'm Elijah Wood. Ask me anything!”

What's your favorite video game and is there anything that you've been playing recently that you wanted to highlight?

u/ElijahWoodAMA replied

It’s difficult to single out one game as my all-time favorite but I have a real soft spot for the Lucasarts adventure games from the 90s like The Secret of Monkey Island, Full Throttle and Sam & Max Hit the…

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It’s difficult to single out one game as my all-time favorite but I have a real soft spot for the Lucasarts adventure games from the 90s like The Secret of Monkey Island, Full Throttle and Sam & Max Hit the Road. I just love the adventure game format and the heavy focus on great, often comedic, writing. I was honored to get to work with a master of that era, Tim Schafer, on Broken Age, which was truly a gift to be a part of. Lately I’ve been loving Blue Prince (a modern puzzle masterpiece) and Wheel World on the Steam Deck.

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A redditor wrote in r/movies

On “Hey /r/movies, I'm Elijah Wood. Ask me anything!”

How was your time on Over the Garden Wall?

u/ElijahWoodAMA replied

Awww, honestly, Over the Garden Wall is one of my favorite projects that I’ve got to be a part of. I loved the process of making it; working with Patrick McHale and the team at Cartoon Network and the incredible…

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Awww, honestly, Over the Garden Wall is one of my favorite projects that I’ve got to be a part of. I loved the process of making it; working with Patrick McHale and the team at Cartoon Network and the incredible voice cast of Collin Dean, Melanie Lynskey (the first time we got to work together!!), Christopher Lloyd and SO many others. I was drawn into the project by first being cast in the short Tome of the Unknown which then blossomed into the full miniseries and just everything about it, from the writing to the gorgeous old animation style to the extraordinary music of the Blasting Company was just a treat. I love that it has continued to resonate with people and that so many watch it every October. Long live Wirt and Greg!

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