Andy Serkis Promises Smaug Is Going To Be 'Extraordinary' In 'The Hobbit'

There is really anything wonderful than an encounter with Andy Serkis. He's so darn humble and nice, as well as spectacularly gifted. Our latest run-along with the "Tintin" and "Rise From The Planet from the Apes" actor what food was in the Golden Globes which Serkis was attending meant for "Tintin," which required home the trophy for the best Animated Film (Just how much have you love the truth that director Steven Spielberg gave Serkis a unique shout-in his acceptance speech, incidentally?) In the end might have spent sufficient time speaking with Serkis about his most lately celebrated figures (Captain Haddock and Caesar, correspondingly) we could not ignore the truth that he's presently flexing familiar precious muscles as Gollum for that filming of Peter Jackson's "The Hobbit," therefore we folded the dice and requested Serkis for his ideas around the infamous and evil Smaug. "Oh I can not give any secrets away," Serkis stated immediately upon hearing the question. We accompanied having a slightly different position and requested whether Jackson and Co. have produced another kind of dragon or maybe they are remaining inside the limitations of common fantasy fiction and mythology. Essentially, they have reinvented the dragon or what? Serkis offered us his non-answer/deflection with an unintelligible sentence composed of nonsense words. "I can not state that,Inch he protested, coming back to British. "Because its still under systems, will still be a secret character that's carefully safe-guarded and it is still within the design process." He did also promise that fans won't be disappointed once they see him. "By having an actor like Benedict Cumberbatch playing him, it will likely be remarkable," Serkis stated. Exactly what do you hope Smaug appears like? Classic dragon or perhaps a reinvention? Inform us within the comments or on Twitter!