Boromir's most important line in the Lord of the Rings movies is overlooked, but reveals a lot about his strength of character and notions of honor.

Sean Bean starred as Boromir in the Lord of the Rings film trilogy, and employed a unique tactic to learn his lines for one of his most iconic scenes. By Zahna Eklund, Social News Reporter.

Our boy Sean Bean is, if you think about it, the king of dying dramatically. ... Bean played Boromir, son of Denethor II the 26th steward of Gondor, in 2001’s Lord of the Rings: ...

There, Bean’s Boromir had a volley of arrows shot his way in the finale, precluding him from appearing in either subsequent sequel. I’m not sure if the lore first took hold there, because he ...

As Boromir in The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring, Bean dies by taking three arrows to the chest while defending the hobbits. He has called this death “heroic”.

Sean Bean, renowned for his roles as Boromir in the Lord Of The Rings trilogy and Ned Stark in Game of Thrones, is among the stars in This City Is Ours. The upcoming BBC One drama series centres ...

Outside of dying in films, Sean Bean is perhaps best known for his stints in Middle-earth and Westeros. Having been a fixture of the high fantasy scene as both Boromir and Ned Stark, it’s clear ...

Actor Sean Bean, famed for his roles as Boromir in the Lord Of The Rings trilogy and Ned Stark in Game of Thrones, is back on our screens again in This City Is Ours. The new BBC One drama series ...

Actor Sean Bean, famed for his roles as Boromir in the Lord Of The Rings trilogy and Ned Stark in Game of Thrones, is back on our screens again in This City Is Ours. The new BBC One drama series ...