Director Kenji Kamiyama Calls The War of the Rohirrim an 'Unprecedented Opportunity' for Anime
Director Kenji Kamiyama has been in the business of making anime for over 30 years and has since garnered acclaim for his work on Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex and Eden of the East. His latest project offers an unprecedented opportunity: the ability to join the anime medium with one of the hottest properties in film.
War of the Rohirrim is unable to surpass the CinemaScores of the other Lord of the Rings films. Read on for more.
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