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Tolkiendil: Undo v

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Undo v

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EternalCritic: Just a bit more info

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Just a bit more info

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		+	In the Rankin/Bass adaptation of ''The Hobbit'', Gandalf was voiced by famous director John Huston. Huston reprised the role in Rankin/Bass’ ''The Return of the King'' three years later.
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		+	In Ralph Bakshi’s ''The Lord of the Rings'', Gandalf was voiced by stage actor William Squire.
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	In Peter Jackson's [[The Lord of the Rings film trilogy\|film adaptations]] of ''The Lord of the Rings'', Gandalf is played by [[Ian McKellen]].		In Peter Jackson's [[The Lord of the Rings film trilogy\|film adaptations]] of ''The Lord of the Rings'', Gandalf is played by [[Ian McKellen]].

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−	[[File:Gandalf.jpg\|250px]]'''Gandalf''' is a character in [[J. R. R. Tolkien]]'s [[Middle-earth]] world, appearing as a main character in ''[[The Hobbit]]'' and ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]''. He is one of the [[Istari]], a group commonly called "[[wizard (fiction)\|Wizards]]" by the people of Middle-earth.	+	[[File:Gandalf.jpg\|250px\|thumb\|Gandalf, as portrayed by [[Ian McKellen]] in [[Peter Jackson]]'s [[The Hobbit film trilogy\|adaptation]] of [[J.R.R. Tolkien]]'s ''[[The Hobbit]]'']]'''Gandalf''' is a character in [[J. R. R. Tolkien]]'s [[Middle-earth]] world, appearing as a main character in ''[[The Hobbit]]'' and ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]''. He is one of the [[Istari]], a group commonly called "[[wizard (fiction)\|Wizards]]" by the people of Middle-earth.

	To many people he was known as ''Gandalf'' (''the Grey''). He was also known as '''Mithrandir''', the ''Grey Pilgrim'' to the [[Quendi\|Elves]] and Men of Gondor. He was also known as '''Incánus''' in the south and as '''Tharkûn''' to the [[Khazâd\|Dwarves]].		To many people he was known as ''Gandalf'' (''the Grey''). He was also known as '''Mithrandir''', the ''Grey Pilgrim'' to the [[Quendi\|Elves]] and Men of Gondor. He was also known as '''Incánus''' in the south and as '''Tharkûn''' to the [[Khazâd\|Dwarves]].

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−	'''Gandalf''' is a character in [[J. R. R. Tolkien]]'s [[Middle-earth]] world, appearing as a main character in ''[[The Hobbit]]'' and ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]''. He is one of the [[Istari]], a group commonly called "[[wizard (fiction)\|Wizards]]" by the people of Middle-earth.	+	[[File:Gandalf.jpg\|250px]]'''Gandalf''' is a character in [[J. R. R. Tolkien]]'s [[Middle-earth]] world, appearing as a main character in ''[[The Hobbit]]'' and ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]''. He is one of the [[Istari]], a group commonly called "[[wizard (fiction)\|Wizards]]" by the people of Middle-earth.

	To many people he was known as ''Gandalf'' (''the Grey''). He was also known as '''Mithrandir''', the ''Grey Pilgrim'' to the [[Quendi\|Elves]] and Men of Gondor. He was also known as '''Incánus''' in the south and as '''Tharkûn''' to the [[Khazâd\|Dwarves]].		To many people he was known as ''Gandalf'' (''the Grey''). He was also known as '''Mithrandir''', the ''Grey Pilgrim'' to the [[Quendi\|Elves]] and Men of Gondor. He was also known as '''Incánus''' in the south and as '''Tharkûn''' to the [[Khazâd\|Dwarves]].

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−	~~{{Infobox Tolkien Character~~
−	~~\| image = [[File:Gandalf.jpg\|250px]]~~
−	~~\| caption = Gandalf, as portrayed by [[Ian Mckellen]] in [[Peter Jackson]]'s [[The Hobbit film trilogy\|adaptations]] of [[J.R.R. Tolkien]]'s ''[[The Hobbit]]''~~
−	~~\| fullname =~~
−	~~\| race = [[Maia]]~~
−	~~\| sex = Male~~
−	~~\| ruleroforlivedin =~~
−	~~\| title(s) = Wizard ([[Istari]])~~
−	~~\| birthdate = Before the the Shaping of [[Arda]]~~
−	~~\| deathdate =~~
−	~~\| thing = His staff<br> [[Narya]]<br> [[Glamdring]]~~
−	~~\| aliases = Olórin<br> Gandalf the Grey <small>(formerly)</small><br> Gandalf the White<br> Gandalf Greyhame<br> ''Mithrandir''<br>~~
−	~~\| spouse =~~
−	~~\| parents =~~
−	~~\| children =~~
−	~~\| siblings =~~
−	~~\| otherFamily =~~
−	~~\| Appearances =~~
−	~~\| portrayedby = [[Ian Mckellen]]~~
−	~~\| major1 = [[The Fellowship of the Ring]] and its [[The Fellowship of the Ring (2001 film)\|2001 film adaptation]]~~
−	~~\| major2 = [[The Two Towers]] and its [[The Two Towers (2002 film)\|2002 film adaptation]]~~
−	~~\| major3 = [[The Return of the King]] and its [[The Return of the King (2003 film)\|2003 film adaptation]]~~
−	\| major4 = ''[[The Hobbit]]'' and its three film adaptations, [[The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey (2012 film)]], [[The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug (2013 film)]], and [[The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies (2014 film)]]
−	~~\| major5 =~~
−	~~\| major6 =~~
−	~~\| major7 =~~
−	~~\| film1 =~~
−	~~\| film2 =~~
−	~~\| film3 =~~
−	~~\| film4 =~~
−	~~\| film5 =~~
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−	}}
	'''Gandalf''' is a character in [[J. R. R. Tolkien]]'s [[Middle-earth]] world, appearing as a main character in ''[[The Hobbit]]'' and ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]''. He is one of the [[Istari]], a group commonly called "[[wizard (fiction)\|Wizards]]" by the people of Middle-earth.		'''Gandalf''' is a character in [[J. R. R. Tolkien]]'s [[Middle-earth]] world, appearing as a main character in ''[[The Hobbit]]'' and ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]''. He is one of the [[Istari]], a group commonly called "[[wizard (fiction)\|Wizards]]" by the people of Middle-earth.

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		+	{{Infobox Tolkien Character
		+	\| image = [[File:Gandalf.jpg\|250px]]
		+	\| caption = Gandalf, as portrayed by [[Ian Mckellen]] in [[Peter Jackson]]'s [[The Hobbit film trilogy\|adaptations]] of [[J.R.R. Tolkien]]'s ''[[The Hobbit]]''
		+	\| fullname =
		+	\| race = [[Maia]]
		+	\| sex = Male
		+	\| ruleroforlivedin =
		+	\| title(s) = Wizard ([[Istari]])
		+	\| birthdate = Before the the Shaping of [[Arda]]
		+	\| deathdate =
		+	\| thing = His staff<br> [[Narya]]<br> [[Glamdring]]
		+	\| aliases = Olórin<br> Gandalf the Grey <small>(formerly)</small><br> Gandalf the White<br> Gandalf Greyhame<br> ''Mithrandir''<br>
		+	\| spouse =
		+	\| parents =
		+	\| children =
		+	\| siblings =
		+	\| otherFamily =
		+	\| Appearances =
		+	\| portrayedby = [[Ian Mckellen]]
		+	\| major1 = [[The Fellowship of the Ring]] and its [[The Fellowship of the Ring (2001 film)\|2001 film adaptation]]
		+	\| major2 = [[The Two Towers]] and its [[The Two Towers (2002 film)\|2002 film adaptation]]
		+	\| major3 = [[The Return of the King]] and its [[The Return of the King (2003 film)\|2003 film adaptation]]
		+	\| major4 = ''[[The Hobbit]]'' and its three film adaptations, [[The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey (2012 film)]], [[The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug (2013 film)]], and [[The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies (2014 film)]]
		+	\| major5 =
		+	\| major6 =
		+	\| major7 =
		+	\| film1 =
		+	\| film2 =
		+	\| film3 =
		+	\| film4 =
		+	\| film5 =
		+	\| film6 =
		+	}}
	'''Gandalf''' is a character in [[J. R. R. Tolkien]]'s [[Middle-earth]] world, appearing as a main character in ''[[The Hobbit]]'' and ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]''. He is one of the [[Istari]], a group commonly called "[[wizard (fiction)\|Wizards]]" by the people of Middle-earth.		'''Gandalf''' is a character in [[J. R. R. Tolkien]]'s [[Middle-earth]] world, appearing as a main character in ''[[The Hobbit]]'' and ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]''. He is one of the [[Istari]], a group commonly called "[[wizard (fiction)\|Wizards]]" by the people of Middle-earth.

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	After these events he had become suspicious about the ring [[Bilbo Baggins]] had found. In the time that followed, he researched about the whereabouts of the One Ring, found and questioned Gollum, and was generally very busy in the years leading up to the ''War of the Ring''. Gandalf sent [[Frodo Baggins]] on his quest, told in the ''The Lord of the Rings''. After he was separated from the Fellowship in [[Khazad-dûm\|Moria]], he died after fighting the [[Balrog]]. He was sent back, now ''Gandalf the White'', to further guide the peoples of Middle-earth in their struggles. At the conclusion of the ''War of the Ring'' he accompanied Frodo, Bilbo, [[Elrond]], and [[Galadriel]] on a sea voyage to the Undying Lands in the West.		After these events he had become suspicious about the ring [[Bilbo Baggins]] had found. In the time that followed, he researched about the whereabouts of the One Ring, found and questioned Gollum, and was generally very busy in the years leading up to the ''War of the Ring''. Gandalf sent [[Frodo Baggins]] on his quest, told in the ''The Lord of the Rings''. After he was separated from the Fellowship in [[Khazad-dûm\|Moria]], he died after fighting the [[Balrog]]. He was sent back, now ''Gandalf the White'', to further guide the peoples of Middle-earth in their struggles. At the conclusion of the ''War of the Ring'' he accompanied Frodo, Bilbo, [[Elrond]], and [[Galadriel]] on a sea voyage to the Undying Lands in the West.
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−	~~Gandalf begins as a [[liberal]] figure, but after his transformation into Gandalf the White he becomes more centrist.~~

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	After these events he had become suspicious about the ring [[Bilbo Baggins]] had found. In the time that followed, he researched about the whereabouts of the One Ring, found and questioned Gollum, and was generally very busy in the years leading up to the ''War of the Ring''. Gandalf sent [[Frodo Baggins]] on his quest, told in the ''The Lord of the Rings''. After he was separated from the Fellowship in [[Khazad-dûm\|Moria]], he died after fighting the [[Balrog]]. He was sent back, now ''Gandalf the White'', to further guide the peoples of Middle-earth in their struggles. At the conclusion of the ''War of the Ring'' he accompanied Frodo, Bilbo, [[Elrond]], and [[Galadriel]] on a sea voyage to the Undying Lands in the West.		After these events he had become suspicious about the ring [[Bilbo Baggins]] had found. In the time that followed, he researched about the whereabouts of the One Ring, found and questioned Gollum, and was generally very busy in the years leading up to the ''War of the Ring''. Gandalf sent [[Frodo Baggins]] on his quest, told in the ''The Lord of the Rings''. After he was separated from the Fellowship in [[Khazad-dûm\|Moria]], he died after fighting the [[Balrog]]. He was sent back, now ''Gandalf the White'', to further guide the peoples of Middle-earth in their struggles. At the conclusion of the ''War of the Ring'' he accompanied Frodo, Bilbo, [[Elrond]], and [[Galadriel]] on a sea voyage to the Undying Lands in the West.
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		+	Gandalf begins as a [[liberal]] figure, but after his transformation into Gandalf the White he becomes more centrist.

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 Gandalf was a [[Ainu (Middle-earth)|Maia]], a follower of the Vala Manwë. In Valinor he had been known by the name '''Olórin'''. He was sent to Middle-earth as one of the five Istari, Maiar bound in the physical form of old human men, to resist the evil of [[Sauron]]. Gandalf arrived at the [[Mithlond|Grey Havens]] sometime in the 11th century of the [[Third Age (Middle-earth)|Third Age]] where Círdan, the ord over the havens, gave him the Ring [[Narya]]. He traveled all over Middle-earth to the free peoples, watching and listening, and inspiring and guiding the people he met to realize their potential and further the cause for good.
-Gandalf was the driving force behind the ''Quest of Erebor'' in [[Third Age (Middle-earth)|T.A.]] 2941, which is told in ''The Hobbit''. The [[Erebor|Lonely Mountain]] was liberated from the dragon Smaug, Smaug was slain, and  the Dwarves returned to Erebor under the rule of a new ''King under the Mountain''. He, along with the white council were also responsible for removing Sauron from southern Mirkwood in his guise as "the Necromancer."
+Gandalf was the driving force behind the ''Quest of Erebor'' in [[Third Age (Middle-earth)|T.A.]] 2941, which is told in ''The Hobbit''. The [[Erebor|Lonely Mountain]] was liberated from the dragon Smaug, Smaug was slain, and  the Dwarves returned to Erebor under the rule of a new ''King under the Mountain''. He, along with the White Council were also responsible for removing Sauron from southern [[Mirkwood]] in his guise as "the Necromancer."
 After these events he had become suspicious about the ring [[Bilbo Baggins]] had found. In the time that followed, he researched about the whereabouts of the One Ring, found and questioned Gollum, and was generally very busy in the years leading up to the ''War of the Ring''. Gandalf sent [[Frodo Baggins]] on his quest, told in the ''The Lord of the Rings''. After he was separated from the Fellowship in [[Khazad-dûm|Moria]], he died after fighting the [[Balrog]]. He was sent back, now ''Gandalf the White'', to further guide the peoples of Middle-earth in their struggles. At the conclusion of the ''War of the Ring'' he accompanied Frodo, Bilbo, [[Elrond]], and [[Galadriel]] on a sea voyage to the Undying Lands in the West.