But it's very humbling and exciting to become a different person entirely. Because you are raising an eyebrow, and then there's a stranger raising his eyebrow back at you immediately, which is just quite scary. it's an out-of-body experience, at the beginning anyway. To look at myself in the mirror as Durin is a very strange. There's been a lot of different versions of Durin look that not a lot of people know what know about - but to come up with this final one is, like I say, really exciting. OWAIN ARTHUR: It's so exciting to be putting the prosthetics on, the beard on, the costume, and all the care and the different versions as well. How helpful is something like that for you when getting into character? Seeing you without them, you don't even look like the same person, which is a testament to how transformative they are. On the heels of Episode 7, "The Eye," dropping on Prime Video, Arthur discussed his character's most pivotal moments as well as his most important relationships - his wife Disa (played by Sophia Nomvete) and his formerly-estranged Elven friend Elrond ( Robert Aramayo), as well as what Durin will potentially do now that he's been stripped of his princely title by his father, King Durin III ( Peter Mullan), not just in this week's finale but in the second season to come.Ĭollider: One of the things I definitely wanted to ask you about, before getting into the specifics of the episode, is wearing the makeup and the prosthetics.
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With more show on the horizon (the series has already been renewed for a second season which is currently in production), Collider had the opportunity to speak with Owain Arthur, who plays the Dwarven prince Durin IV.
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