The King of the Noldor never really quite learns how to be king. To be fair, the concept of kingship is new to his people, and he fell into it kinda by default. He is easily swayed by his relationship with others. His friendship with Elwë (and later Ingwë), his marriages to Míriel (and later Indis) - he's constantly being pulled in various directions by those around him. It's not overly surprising that he winds up going into exile with his oldest son Fëanor. He is the only elf to remarry - ever, and while the people seem to accept the scandal of his remarriage, his family lives in an uneasy truce. He is the character who sees us through the 2nd Season from 1st to final episode, with episode 13 culminating with his death (a noble sacrifice, though mostly off camera).
Finwë is dark-haired.
First nomination:
Enzo Cilenti
6'-1" and 42 years old
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0162281/?ref_=nv_sr_1
This Yorkshire man (of Italian decent) has an earnest film presence, but has played characters who are outmaneuvered by those around him. I think he has the proper level of intensity for the role, though we'd clearly have to shave him to make an elf of him. His television work includes Game of Thrones and Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrell, where he made a *fantastic* Childermass.
Finwë is dark-haired.
First nomination:
Enzo Cilenti
6'-1" and 42 years old
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0162281/?ref_=nv_sr_1
This Yorkshire man (of Italian decent) has an earnest film presence, but has played characters who are outmaneuvered by those around him. I think he has the proper level of intensity for the role, though we'd clearly have to shave him to make an elf of him. His television work includes Game of Thrones and Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrell, where he made a *fantastic* Childermass.