Bob Anderson recalled how emotional he felt when watching the filming of Boromir's death scene, praising the efforts of the stunt men and actors, saying he now feels after the enormous work on these films he's ready to retire. Sala talked about an accident when filming Helm's Deep which resulted in a wound to his head needing 9 staples and Viggos' broken tooth was also mentioned, however much he has enjoyed the experience he is relieved that after so many long months/years to be out of the uncomfortable prosthetics. John Rhys Davies came into the talk really late to very loud applause saying he'was very sorry he was late but had been in detention,' as soon as he came in he had everyone laughing as he climbed up on the table to demonstrate being on his knees wielding an axe like a"maniac dwarf". John Noble was asked about the oil which he poured over himself and said that he's not sure exactly, it was a quite unpleasant sticky mix of glycerine with other unknown substances and that some had gone into David Wenham's (Faramir) eyes and it apparently stung like mad.

When asked about Peter Jackson it was obvious they all had such immense affection and admiration for his directorial skills and his enthusiasm, along with his incredible ability to piece together such a massive venture. There were many more questions ranging from inspired to just silly, lots of praise for Billy's singing with requests for him to record a CD (he did say he had been in touch with some musicians he knows), I only wish I could remember more the talk lasted from about 4:15 PM to 5:40 PM and was very entertaining it ended off a really memorable day.