According to foreign media reports, the British actor Ian Holm, who played the elderly Bilbo Baggins in "The Lord of the Rings", died of Parkinson's disease at the age of 88.
His most well-known role is undoubtedly Bilbo Baggins the Elder in the Lord of the Rings trilogy and the Hobbit trilogy.
The Shire's tree cave room, the summer fireworks, the Bilbo who leisurely welcomes old friends with a cigarette, every picture is so beautiful that it still makes fans remember.
And the scene where he mutters "My precious" to the ring like a demon is even more impressive to fans.
During his long career, Sir Holme left many classic works and roles in the film and television and theater worlds, such as Alien, Chariot of Fire, Unexpected Spring, Crazy King George and so on.
In "Alien", Ash, the cyborg who is deeply involved in the "city government" played by Ian Holm, is still a bit creepy to think about.
In 1967, Ian won the Tony Award for Best Actor for Homecoming. In 1981, he won the Baccaratum Film and Television Arts Award and Best Supporting Actor in the Main Competition section of the Cannes Film Festival for his role as track and field coach in Chariot of Fire, which also earned him an Oscar nomination.
In 1998, he won the Lawrence Olivier Award for Best Actor for "King Lear".
After the announcement of the death, a series of members of the Lord of the Rings family, Orlando Bloom, who played the elven archer Legolas, Ilya Wood, who played Frodo Baggins, and Dominic Monahan, who played Meri, all expressed their condolences on social media.
Orlando Bloom said: "We have lost a legend, in The Lord of the Rings he played only a small one of many characters, but in my heart will always be great.
Let's say hello to this old artist!