We now know with 100 percent certainty that the Stranger in The Rings of Power is Gandalf, played by Daniel Weyman. "That's what they're going to call me," Gandalf realizes in one of season 2's ...

Here’s how it works. Two Towers has three main plots going on – Sam, Frodo and Gollum traveling toward Mordor, Aragorn, Gimli, Legolas and Gandalf (occasionally) in Rohan, and Merry and Pippin ...

Gandalf calling the Balrog "Flame of Udûn" is a reference that The Lord of the Rings non-book fans just won't get.

The Stranger on Prime Video’s “Rings of Power,” played by Daniel Weyman, finally revealed his identity– as some viewers guessed, he is indeed a younger version of Gandalf. Weyman told the ...

the cornered wizard protested against Gandalf’s promise to give him back his staff later, based on good behavior. “Later! Later! Yes, when you also have the Keys of Barad-dûr itself ...

Yes, Daniel Weyman's staff-wielding wizard is Gandalf. Speaking to GamesRadar+, the Gandalf actor (as we can now officially call him) says he hasn't yet reached out to Ian McKellen – but ...

Well, the beloved Wizard Gandalf doesn’t exactly show up in The War of the Rohirrim but don’t count him out just yet. The movie helmed by anime maestro Kenji Kamiyama, dives deep into Tolkien ...

In the movie The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring, Gandalf the Grey faces off against the Balrog of Morgoth in the Mines of Moria. The wizard manages to cast it into the abyss ...

We now know with 100 percent certainty that the Stranger in The Rings of Power is Gandalf, played by Daniel Weyman. "That's what they're going to call me," Gandalf realizes in one of season 2's final ...