[Answer] 2. Tom Bombadil was a character cut out of what film series featuring Merry, Pippin, Sam, and Frodo?

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...1. Twilight 2. The Land Before Time 3. Harry Potter 4. The Lord of the Rings "The Lord of the Rings" series, spread over three films in the 2000s, was based on the books of the same names as written by J. R. R. Tolkien. Directed by Peter Jackson, it followed the epic journeys and battles featuring a fellowship sent across Middle Earth to destroy a ring of immeasurable power. Adapting the work was a feat in itself; Tolkien's prose has always been highly-detailed. In fact, it's been said that Sean Connery was originally approached for the role of Gandalf but backed out because the script was too complicated. This role was taken on by Sir Ian McKellan. Tom Bombadil was featured in the first book in the trilogy but left out of the movie entirely, possibly because he was somewhat crazy. Not insane, per se, but he tended to bounce around singing songs and stealing the hobbits' clothes. It's the type of light-hearted stuff you'd expect to see in a movie about war and suffering, right? Right? Tolkien himself thought that the Bombadil character didn't fit too well in the grander scheme of the book and called him a symbol of pacifism (the character was written during World War II, many years before the book was finished) and a nature spirit figure.

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