Could be her other dad, Todd Rundgren. He raised her. She figured out she was Steven Tyler’s daughter later on and after they got close she changed her name. Both love her very much.
Her real voice has more of a light, fairy ethereal vibe to it while Arwen is a more mature, mysterious ethereal feeling. So I’d say her real voice absolutely is ethereal but just not the right vibe for the character.
Her and Viggo nailed the dynamic between Arwen and Aragorn. And quite honestly, Tyler's facial range was so beautiful. Her smiling, her laughs, her sternness and elegance, her sorrow and grief, and her serious expressions when being pursued by the Nazgul/Ring Wraiths. So, not only did her voice carry well (and frankly I didn't even notice that she'd lowered her voice), but her facial expression range was amazing. We loved your work, Ms. Liv Tyler, and we will always cherish your role as Arwen!
There was not enough of her on screen to make me feel she worked. She felt like a tacked on queen to me. And yes, I read the books. And no, I didn't want her to play at Helm's Deep. To me, she was simply a marriage of convenience.
@tanikokishimoto1604 she shouldn't have been in the movie as much as she was, Flashbacks would have been more than enough, taking away frodo's scene of courage and giving it to her. Took out one of his most important scenes She knew that the magic of the river would save her.... no bravery shown Frodo didn't know any magic was cast on the river, frodo strides across the river turns to face all of the 9 ring wraiths and draws his sword with the courage that none of the other characters could have shown.
An art teacher friend was hired by Weta to make ears and feet for the movies, and after a very long flight, arrived early on Halloween morning. He was taken directly to the workshop, then to the cast & crew party after work. Roman was hungry and tired, so he found a chair close to the food and dozed. A very nice young lady sat down next to him and talked to him the rest of the evening. When it became apparent he couldn't stay awake anymore, she offered to help him get to his new home, and found out where he'd be staying for the next couple of years. The next morning, he went to work and got teased, because he spent the evening with and was taken home by Miss Tyler. He had the privilege of putting her ears on a couple of times over the years, and she remained very gracious to him.
@@Chellebelle121 - He also found out that she had trouble with which side of the road to drive on at the time, so she was an absolute hazard behind the wheel, but he was too tired to care.
@@rockysquirrel4776 which side of the road?! Omg that’s just too much! Imagine being THAT tired, lol. Thank God there mustn’t have been too many people on the road, lol. He definitely came back with a fantastic story!
@@Chellebelle121 - Roman was a college professor, and they gave him a leave of absence. Part of the deal was bringing back a presentation of his adventure. He's a great storyteller, so it was a lot of fun. In New Zealand, they drive on the left, while the Americans drive on the right, and she apparently was bad at staying on the left. I would guess it was late and not far, so they let her do it since she was sober.
@@rockysquirrel4776 That’s hilarious. I confess, as an American myself, it would be a little bit of a struggle for me too, lol. I’ll bet that presentation was a riot! Sounds like he’s a pretty cool friend. ☺️
Perfect casting. Especially since they were willing to put the work in. How many people would CHOOSE to speak in a made up language instead of just English because they felt the story/film deserved it?? Crazy to volunteer to memorize all that gibberish AND still act so well
@@lindsay9838Getting your point, thou not agreeing. Apart from acting generally is having a huge element of fiction, the language the author of The Lord of the Rings created is following rules like grammar. This and the sound are not fitting the word gibberish.
Viggo’s voice is so different in this to, whereas his actual voice tends to be the same in any other film he is in. It’s so crazy to listen to Aragorn speak and hear the huge difference!
Yeah, he's half dane, half american plus being set in Middle-Earth you got to speak with a british accent as Tolkien was not only english but also an Oxford professor in languages, plus his love for languages (particularly finnish and welsh) formed the tales of Middle-Earth. This meant Mortensen had to use a british accent to not feel out of place in Middle-Earth.
That's probably the best compliment she has, that her voice was so different that her dad didn't recongnize it. She is so tallented! One of my favorite actresses of all time.
It was only when I watched the Welsh language version of Hinterland(Y gwyll), that I realised how much Tolkien had been inspired by Welsh when he made Elvish.
Well the Red Book that Bilbo / Frodo wrote in is based on 'Y Mabinogion' which is a collection of Welsh Folk Lore / Tales, which is based on another book, 'The Red Book of Hergest'. The majority of the entire legendarium is practically based off Welsh / Christian mythology, with bits borrowed from other cultures, like the Norse etc.
If you think that's proof of Tolkien's inspiration from Wales, listen to this. In the 13th century the Welsh King Gwynedd Llywelyn had a ring made for his wife-to-be. On the ring was inscribed: "Un fodrwy i ddangos ein cariad; Un fodrwy i'n clymu." Translated this is: "One ring to show our love; One ring to bind us."
@lj_aderyn It's true, I've just checked it out for myself! First I've ever heard of that tale, thank you for sharing it with me, definitely seems to be one of those lesser known, but clearly very obvious connections to Welsh history!
The deeper voice really did sell it. The high pitched voice sounds too much like a giggly silly young girl which is fine i dont mean in a bad way it has a very youthful quality. But the deeper voice made her feel ancient like shes been here for thousands of years seen rivers form and dry. Seen great cities form and crumble to dust and disappear into history. Like she remembers things of which no written records exist.
Eowyn tugs at my heart. When I was younger, I really struggled with Biblical ideas of femininity, despite wanting to be a mom myself. It’s stories like Eowyn growing into her beautiful, tender womanhood and Jo March maturing and blossoming into a gentle, caring woman that have really helped form a view of virtuous womanhood for me. Neither lose even a shred of their identity, but their identities are fulfilled by their acceptance of the natural roles they most thrive in, and they become all the more beautiful and inspiring for it.
correct. Eowyn's arc is commonly misinterpreted as some sort of modern feminist story arc. it isn't at all, it's quite the opposite. the films in their extended editions do include the Faramir story in a very brief fashion at the end but i don't feel they ever really made the conclusion of her arc explicit to the audience in the way the books did. given that there were 2 women in the writers' room i wonder if there wasn't intention of obscuring the real meaning of the character and her story, and its real ending. she put away the masculine ideals of warrior virtues she had grown up around and accepted her feminine identity and what we think of as more traditional feminine roles - for example nurturing instead of destruction or protection (or the seeking of a glorious death in battle if she couldn't fulfill her hypergamous inclinations to the fullest and produce warrior sons w the greatest warlord in the world). it wasn't just about finding a man, even the best man. it was about roles, values, expectations. how she viewed herself and her place in the world. but a film only viewer would be left awfully confused about what the story is trying to actually say w her arc.
I always thought that her voice was modified in post-production to make it so unreal and elfish. Until I heard her in the recording from one of the LotR fan meetings and realized it was actually her own voice. 😯 Incredible.
I'm so glad to see the Liv Tyler love here! There were so many who were upset about her playing Arwen because of her looks. I thought she was perfect for the role and when she and Viggo came together in the screen for the first time, my heart was beating so fast! Two of my favorite people in the planet in the same scene was chef's kiss.
She litterally looks like his twin. He probably drank and smoked and never used sunscreen. But he looks elfish and gas beautiful features. People get so distracted by skin issues
Seriously? Liv looks *a lot* like her father but her mother was a model back in the day so that certainly helped round things out in the genetics department.
Eh, I watched Armageddon about a billion times so it sounded weird to me when I first heard her speak as Arwen. But, the lower register does fit better with the character. And she did a great job through the whole trilogy.
I feel like they added more of Arwins story to show more of the dynamic of elves in middle earth but also they changed Aragorns character to make him seem like he didn't want to be king and it gave his character motivation to want to fight and become a leader. In the books Aragorn was always destined to take his place as king and had been basically had been brought up by Elrond along side his sons to do so.
@@katea6305 not exactly true, Aragorn was not destined to be the king, otherwise his ancestors would already taken the throne. As Isildur's heir, he inherited the throne of Arnor, the sister kingdom of Gondor, while Gondor was ruled by Isildur's brother Anárion and his descendants. Aragorn had the right to offer his candidature as Elendil's heir, but could be easily rejected by the Stewards of Gondor. His role in the War of The Ring was what made the difference. If you remember, in the book Faramir asks the people of Gondor if they want Aragorn to be their King and only after their agreement, he invites Aragorn to the city and offers the throne to him
Everyone I learn something about lotr’s production, my heart feels a little bit lighter. It was such a different time then, despite only being 20+ years ago. I wish movies were made this way now.
Liv was my first and only celebrity crush. I still get goosebumps everytime I rewatch LOTR and I see Arwen. Idk how the fuck Steven created such a beautiful daughter.
I don't know if her mother is beautiful or not, but I've seen the most horrendously fugly couples have the most gorgeous offspring. It's what I call a "last ditch effort, genetic cry for help to replenish the seriously depleted family gene-pool"! Where it seems that every last little bit of healthy, quality genetic material was slapped together in order to attract fresh blood. It's like there's some sort of genetic consciousness that's like "if we don't get some fresh genes in here *stat,* this family-line is permanently doomed!!" 🤔🤷
She's an amazing actress. To be able to change your voice completely is a skill that I deeply admire certain actors and actresses for. She's one of them. ❤ Another of my favorites will definitely be Robert Carlyle who plays Rrrrrumplestiltskin in Once Upon a Time.
I remember the first time I saw her ever, in this movie. I fell in love. She is the most beautiful and delightful lady I've ever seen, heard, or could meet. Yes, there are other special women, but there can be no other like Liv Tyler. 😊😊😊
It was beautiful their love story was truly epic! I hope her dad was wrong about the end. I hope that when she died she was surrounded by her memories and grandchildren.
It's amazing how they didn't even have to do much of cosmetic changes for her to play her role. She sets the standard for high fantasy elf appearance. Although I didn't like the total absence of Glorfindel in the film(I need no explaining though, I know it's extremely difficult to shove the entire content of such a massive book and make it actually work), Liv Taylor saved it with her performance(I honestly can hardly imagine anyone else playing Arwen). I am glad they didn't eventually include her in Helm's Deep part as they were planning to do, it would be too much and it would ruin her role in the films IMO.
I was a 11 years old that time and when I watched this movie I thought Arwen is the prettiest and most ethereal woman I’ve seen. She really suited that role.
Eu cheguei voando pra ver esse vídeo!!!!!!! Interessante. Vou dar uma chance hehehehe me deixou curiosa com a série, mesmo com os problemas. Espero que faça sucesso!
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'it's mine, I'm an actress!!' lollllll.
Also worth noting that her dad is Steven Tyler of Aerosmith.
Not exactly known for having a deep voice. 😅
which dad ? xD
😊😁😁
Given the amount of drugs Steve Tyler had done in his life, I’d assume that he’d ask her that every time he sees her
@@fredriks5090
Ah, the sex offender father.
and I thought she could not be more adorable !
She was perfection.
The way she said 'dad you jerk' was so cute
She's super nice. This is why I'm gonna marry her in the next life
@@TheWolfalpino Be prepared to fight to the death for the privilege, Sir.
Seriously lol
Not Steven Tyler being surprised about someone controlling their voice
Ikr? 😂
It's just a Dad joke
Could be her other dad, Todd Rundgren. He raised her. She figured out she was Steven Tyler’s daughter later on and after they got close she changed her name. Both love her very much.
@@iliketurtles511 Really? I never knew that! Cool
Actually that’s exactly what it is
I think her real voice still has an ethereal quality to it
The voice of an angel 🥰
Her real voice has more of a light, fairy ethereal vibe to it while Arwen is a more mature, mysterious ethereal feeling. So I’d say her real voice absolutely is ethereal but just not the right vibe for the character.
I know right! It's so gentle and soft ❤
Mhm, it's more Fairy-like rather than her Elvish voice
Same
She is so ethereal and beautifully. Perfect casting.
She is pure Bere blood
@@Samuel18cba what does that mean?
@@harrietboateng5239 Search about Alexandre Eleazar
@@harrietboateng5239 white / hiper borea / Iberic
@@harrietboateng5239 Or Elfic, prime race
Her dad: "Who's voice is that?"
Also her dad: One of the most powerful and iconic singers in history.
Elrond?
@@Lord_morningstar193 Liv Tyler's father is Steven Tyler, the lead singer of Aerosmith.
* Whose
Giving Steven Tyler way too much credit
@@entwistlefromthewhoHis voice is awesome though.
Her and Viggo nailed the dynamic between Arwen and Aragorn.
And quite honestly, Tyler's facial range was so beautiful. Her smiling, her laughs, her sternness and elegance, her sorrow and grief, and her serious expressions when being pursued by the Nazgul/Ring Wraiths.
So, not only did her voice carry well (and frankly I didn't even notice that she'd lowered her voice), but her facial expression range was amazing.
We loved your work, Ms. Liv Tyler, and we will always cherish your role as Arwen!
There was not enough of her on screen to make me feel she worked. She felt like a tacked on queen to me. And yes, I read the books. And no, I didn't want her to play at Helm's Deep.
To me, she was simply a marriage of convenience.
@tanikokishimoto1604 she shouldn't have been in the movie as much as she was,
Flashbacks would have been more than enough, taking away frodo's scene of courage and giving it to her. Took out one of his most important scenes
She knew that the magic of the river would save her.... no bravery shown
Frodo didn't know any magic was cast on the river, frodo strides across the river turns to face all of the 9 ring wraiths and draws his sword with the courage that none of the other characters could have shown.
I LOVED how she played Arwen and I thought the hard ride fleeing from the Nazguls felt to RIGHT that it SHOULD have been in the book!
An art teacher friend was hired by Weta to make ears and feet for the movies, and after a very long flight, arrived early on Halloween morning. He was taken directly to the workshop, then to the cast & crew party after work. Roman was hungry and tired, so he found a chair close to the food and dozed. A very nice young lady sat down next to him and talked to him the rest of the evening. When it became apparent he couldn't stay awake anymore, she offered to help him get to his new home, and found out where he'd be staying for the next couple of years.
The next morning, he went to work and got teased, because he spent the evening with and was taken home by Miss Tyler. He had the privilege of putting her ears on a couple of times over the years, and she remained very gracious to him.
That’s pretty cool. Hung out for hours with the leading actress without even knowing it. Hilarious actually. Very sweet on her part, too.
@@Chellebelle121 - He also found out that she had trouble with which side of the road to drive on at the time, so she was an absolute hazard behind the wheel, but he was too tired to care.
@@rockysquirrel4776 which side of the road?! Omg that’s just too much! Imagine being THAT tired, lol. Thank God there mustn’t have been too many people on the road, lol. He definitely came back with a fantastic story!
@@Chellebelle121 - Roman was a college professor, and they gave him a leave of absence. Part of the deal was bringing back a presentation of his adventure. He's a great storyteller, so it was a lot of fun. In New Zealand, they drive on the left, while the Americans drive on the right, and she apparently was bad at staying on the left. I would guess it was late and not far, so they let her do it since she was sober.
@@rockysquirrel4776 That’s hilarious. I confess, as an American myself, it would be a little bit of a struggle for me too, lol. I’ll bet that presentation was a riot! Sounds like he’s a pretty cool friend. ☺️
She's one of the most stunning human beings ever to grace the planet Earth. Such a beautiful woman.
fact
*elves
YES ❤
The voice in the movie was perfect
I loved her low register. It’s oddly soothing lol😅🤦🏻
She was, and remains, one of the best Lord of the Rings cast. Definitely so ethereal and beyond years
She was the perfect choice for that character. Love the part when she chants by the river. Chills!
she is absolutely adorable. Just one of the sweetest actresses in interviews. Always a shining light
She is absolutely stunning and she was a perfect Arwen 🤍
She's so beautiful omg
She's simply so beautiful
She is the real Arwen and Viggo is the real Aragorn. There no other explanation.
💯 perfect
Perfect casting. Especially since they were willing to put the work in. How many people would CHOOSE to speak in a made up language instead of just English because they felt the story/film deserved it?? Crazy to volunteer to memorize all that gibberish AND still act so well
The best actors find the characters they play within themselves.
---- An approximate quote from Chadwick Bosmen.
She was absolutely hated on set. She demanded things that weren't part of the character. Plus she couldn't even ride a horse.
@@lindsay9838Getting your point, thou not agreeing. Apart from acting generally is having a huge element of fiction, the language the author of The Lord of the Rings created is following rules like grammar. This and the sound are not fitting the word gibberish.
Viggo’s voice is so different in this to, whereas his actual voice tends to be the same in any other film he is in. It’s so crazy to listen to Aragorn speak and hear the huge difference!
Yeah, he's half dane, half american plus being set in Middle-Earth you got to speak with a british accent as Tolkien was not only english but also an Oxford professor in languages, plus his love for languages (particularly finnish and welsh) formed the tales of Middle-Earth. This meant Mortensen had to use a british accent to not feel out of place in Middle-Earth.
That's probably the best compliment she has, that her voice was so different that her dad didn't recongnize it. She is so tallented! One of my favorite actresses of all time.
Perfect casting
She's so lovely. I like both her voices. She truly made everything feel beautifully elvish and magical.
Maybe Liv is really an Elf,you never know. She does keep her ears covered....
True, and if you don't keep an eye out for them the elf uprising could happen at any time, Dang knife-ears
@@LaughingindaMirrorNot the Half-Elven, nor the Sindar. Unless your name is Feanor, most of Tolkien's Elves are there to nurture and protect.
🤨🤔
Her natural voice sounds like a princess 👸
good lord, she's beautiful
It was only when I watched the Welsh language version of Hinterland(Y gwyll), that I realised how much Tolkien had been inspired by Welsh when he made Elvish.
Yeah Arwen is actually a Welsh name too
Well the Red Book that Bilbo / Frodo wrote in is based on 'Y Mabinogion' which is a collection of Welsh Folk Lore / Tales, which is based on another book, 'The Red Book of Hergest'.
The majority of the entire legendarium is practically based off Welsh / Christian mythology, with bits borrowed from other cultures, like the Norse etc.
If you think that's proof of Tolkien's inspiration from Wales, listen to this.
In the 13th century the Welsh King Gwynedd Llywelyn had a ring made for his wife-to-be. On the ring was inscribed:
"Un fodrwy i ddangos ein cariad; Un fodrwy i'n clymu."
Translated this is:
"One ring to show our love; One ring to bind us."
@lj_aderyn It's true, I've just checked it out for myself!
First I've ever heard of that tale, thank you for sharing it with me, definitely seems to be one of those lesser known, but clearly very obvious connections to Welsh history!
I heard Elvish mostly came from Finnish?
The deeper voice really did sell it. The high pitched voice sounds too much like a giggly silly young girl which is fine i dont mean in a bad way it has a very youthful quality. But the deeper voice made her feel ancient like shes been here for thousands of years seen rivers form and dry. Seen great cities form and crumble to dust and disappear into history. Like she remembers things of which no written records exist.
I love how you put it. Great with words 🎉😊
She’s freakin intoxicating 🥰
I met her on Bleecker Street years ago..she was super sweet, very kind.
Absolutely adore Liv Tyler. How she embodied Arwen with her natural beauty & inherent grace.
SHE IS STILL STUNNINGLY BEAUTIFULL !!!
Eowyn tugs at my heart. When I was younger, I really struggled with Biblical ideas of femininity, despite wanting to be a mom myself. It’s stories like Eowyn growing into her beautiful, tender womanhood and Jo March maturing and blossoming into a gentle, caring woman that have really helped form a view of virtuous womanhood for me. Neither lose even a shred of their identity, but their identities are fulfilled by their acceptance of the natural roles they most thrive in, and they become all the more beautiful and inspiring for it.
correct. Eowyn's arc is commonly misinterpreted as some sort of modern feminist story arc. it isn't at all, it's quite the opposite. the films in their extended editions do include the Faramir story in a very brief fashion at the end but i don't feel they ever really made the conclusion of her arc explicit to the audience in the way the books did. given that there were 2 women in the writers' room i wonder if there wasn't intention of obscuring the real meaning of the character and her story, and its real ending. she put away the masculine ideals of warrior virtues she had grown up around and accepted her feminine identity and what we think of as more traditional feminine roles - for example nurturing instead of destruction or protection (or the seeking of a glorious death in battle if she couldn't fulfill her hypergamous inclinations to the fullest and produce warrior sons w the greatest warlord in the world). it wasn't just about finding a man, even the best man. it was about roles, values, expectations. how she viewed herself and her place in the world. but a film only viewer would be left awfully confused about what the story is trying to actually say w her arc.
She was wonderful in that role
I always thought that her voice was modified in post-production to make it so unreal and elfish. Until I heard her in the recording from one of the LotR fan meetings and realized it was actually her own voice. 😯
Incredible.
I'm so glad to see the Liv Tyler love here! There were so many who were upset about her playing Arwen because of her looks.
I thought she was perfect for the role and when she and Viggo came together in the screen for the first time, my heart was beating so fast! Two of my favorite people in the planet in the same scene was chef's kiss.
Her natural voice is very, very beautiful.
Every time I see Liv Tyler, I always ask "how the hell did Steve Tyler's genes create THAT?" 😂
..... Um... HE didn't... He donated..
You mean fathered I hope
She litterally looks like his twin. He probably drank and smoked and never used sunscreen. But he looks elfish and gas beautiful features. People get so distracted by skin issues
Seriously? Liv looks *a lot* like her father but her mother was a model back in the day so that certainly helped round things out in the genetics department.
@@Maderlololohio True, he has a tiny nose and big full lips, his skin just aged badly
Arwen's voice suits her so normally that her actual voice sounds strange
Seeing _The Incredible Hulk_ might have helped some people get used to it, since she played Betty Ross.
Really liked her voice and breathiness
Yeah. 😆
Dude, right?
Eh, I watched Armageddon about a billion times so it sounded weird to me when I first heard her speak as Arwen.
But, the lower register does fit better with the character. And she did a great job through the whole trilogy.
And the fact that that man was steve tyler... she is such an amazing actress
She’s so beautiful
She's so beautiful
The change from the book, to give Arwen more story, was absolutely okay. Maybe because Liv Tyler is such an adorable beauty...😍
I feel like they added more of Arwins story to show more of the dynamic of elves in middle earth but also they changed Aragorns character to make him seem like he didn't want to be king and it gave his character motivation to want to fight and become a leader. In the books Aragorn was always destined to take his place as king and had been basically had been brought up by Elrond along side his sons to do so.
@katea6305 yes, anyone else it would not work. She's the only human that can pass for an elf.
I would say that’s my favourite change from the books. And also making Merry, Pippin and Gimli comic relief.
Yes, makes me love LOTR even more.
@@katea6305 not exactly true, Aragorn was not destined to be the king, otherwise his ancestors would already taken the throne. As Isildur's heir, he inherited the throne of Arnor, the sister kingdom of Gondor, while Gondor was ruled by Isildur's brother Anárion and his descendants. Aragorn had the right to offer his candidature as Elendil's heir, but could be easily rejected by the Stewards of Gondor. His role in the War of The Ring was what made the difference. If you remember, in the book Faramir asks the people of Gondor if they want Aragorn to be their King and only after their agreement, he invites Aragorn to the city and offers the throne to him
It's funny that her dad, Steven Tyler of Aerosmith, was confused about arwen's voice that she had to tell him it was her all along.
what is the point of this comment?
@@Lentato I think a roundabout way to saying that Steven Tyler is her dad lol.
She's perfect as Arwen. ❤❤❤
She's lovely 😊
Everyone I learn something about lotr’s production, my heart feels a little bit lighter. It was such a different time then, despite only being 20+ years ago. I wish movies were made this way now.
She’s just the best
Her voice is soothing
She’s a beauty!! ❤❤
Everything about Liv is beautiful, bless her!❤
Perfect casting!!!! Love her❤❤❤
She really look like an angel. No joke. I actually belive some people are literal angels on earth. She is one of them.
Oh God talking about her dad she is adorable
She has the most beautiful ethereal asmr whisper of a voice
Her and her dad both have a large vocal range 👏🏼👏🏼
Liv was my first and only celebrity crush. I still get goosebumps everytime I rewatch LOTR and I see Arwen. Idk how the fuck Steven created such a beautiful daughter.
I don't know if her mother is beautiful or not, but I've seen the most horrendously fugly couples have the most gorgeous offspring.
It's what I call a "last ditch effort, genetic cry for help to replenish the seriously depleted family gene-pool"!
Where it seems that every last little bit of healthy, quality genetic material was slapped together in order to attract fresh blood.
It's like there's some sort of genetic consciousness that's like "if we don't get some fresh genes in here *stat,* this family-line is permanently doomed!!" 🤔🤷
Liv Tyler was definitely my first girl crush! I don't understand how someone can be so beautiful
I loved her character, and that scene with the river was great.
She's an amazing actress. To be able to change your voice completely is a skill that I deeply admire certain actors and actresses for. She's one of them. ❤ Another of my favorites will definitely be Robert Carlyle who plays Rrrrrumplestiltskin in Once Upon a Time.
Her deep voice is so amazing 😍
Both Liv and Arwen are ethereal.
She’s really beautiful and her voice is gorgeous ❤
Dammit. As if I wasn't fawning over her when I was a kid watching these movies, seeing this video just brings that back harder haha.
Gosh Liv Tyler is adorable
Omg she’s so beautiful and seems like a very nice person too
I could listen to her voice forever.
LOVED her voice.. wish we got to see her in action more! 🔥
Liv is the most gorgeous creature ever that existed on planet Earth...or Middle Earth, as the story foretold! Stunning...
I remember the first time I saw her ever, in this movie. I fell in love. She is the most beautiful and delightful lady I've ever seen, heard, or could meet. Yes, there are other special women, but there can be no other like Liv Tyler. 😊😊😊
She’s such a Goddess ⭐️👸🏻⭐️
It was beautiful their love story was truly epic! I hope her dad was wrong about the end. I hope that when she died she was surrounded by her memories and grandchildren.
Even her voice is beautiful and sweet
She does have a very beautiful voice
I’m literally in love with this woman
Beautiful real and acting...❤
I had no idea omg!! it felt so natural
She did an amazing job with it- I had no idea that wasn't her natural voice
Her depth ,her age and her wisdom ..... something rings of power never heard of.
I lover her acting and beauty
Absolutely stunning
That voice saying 'if you want him, come and claim him !' in the commercial made ~10 yr old me crush on her
She’s incredible ❤❤❤
It's amazing how they didn't even have to do much of cosmetic changes for her to play her role. She sets the standard for high fantasy elf appearance.
Although I didn't like the total absence of Glorfindel in the film(I need no explaining though, I know it's extremely difficult to shove the entire content of such a massive book and make it actually work), Liv Taylor saved it with her performance(I honestly can hardly imagine anyone else playing Arwen). I am glad they didn't eventually include her in Helm's Deep part as they were planning to do, it would be too much and it would ruin her role in the films IMO.
She was perfect for the roll 😍
She is the perfection in this episode
She did an amazing job.
Okey but can we talk about the few seconds she made Arwen during interview ??? omg so beautiful
it was the right choice
Great stuff
I love her!!
Best looking elf ever! She really pulled it off.
When she speaks that elven's... sounds calming.
She really nailed it, too. Made it sound natural.
She has a very seductive voice without seeming seductive. And very different from her dad
So adorable 😊 “dad, its mine. Im an actress !” 😂😂😂😂
I was a 11 years old that time and when I watched this movie I thought Arwen is the prettiest and most ethereal woman I’ve seen. She really suited that role.
Arwen: "omg that's too deep"
Michael Scott: THATS WHAT SHE SAID!
Eu cheguei voando pra ver esse vídeo!!!!!!! Interessante. Vou dar uma chance hehehehe me deixou curiosa com a série, mesmo com os problemas. Espero que faça sucesso!
She’s the perfect cast for Arwen.
She comes across as genuine, adds to her attraction
picturing Steve Tyler tease Liv like that is so so so cute lmaoo