Gil-galad has been a predominantly political figure in The Rings of Power season 1 and season 2. However, the Siege of ...

Gil-galad's lineage was surprisingly unclear, and even Tolkien's son, Christopher, struggled to make sense of it all. The first three High Kings of the Noldor were straightforward, as Fingon and ...

Gil-Galad is picking up a weapon and getting into the action in Season 2. How was that after politicking for most of Season 1? It’s been good. We know so much of that is coming, ...

Gil-Galad is picking up a weapon and getting into the action in Season 2. How was that after politicking for most of Season 1? It’s been good. We know so much of that is coming, ...

With Gil-galad dead, the elves' age came to an end, and they were left without a unified leader — a void never filled. Among supporters, one unresolved issue was why the elves lacked a High King ...

While their arguments were valid, Gil-galad understandably felt like he had to act like a parent at the moment, as Walker explained: In terms of shooting on that day, they're both such great actors.

Season 2 episode 8, titled 'Shadow and Flame', sees Elrond, Gil-galad, Galadriel, Arondir, and Eregion's remaining elves flee the decimated elven city and seek sanctuary in an idyllic, ...

While Gil-galad is not stoked that Galadriel allowed Sauron to interfere with the making of the rings, he can't deny their power. When Cirdan (Ben Daniels) ...

Gil-galad commands Elrond one more time as an order from his King, and Elrond leaps into the waters below to escape with the rings. Sauron Begins His Conquest in ‘The Lord of the Rings: ...

Galadriel, Celebrimbor and Gil-Galad are left reeling from the news about Halbrand but are left with the three elven rings of power – Narya, Nenya and Vilya – to hopefully use against him.

Two of The Rings of Power's stars are staying tight-lipped on where the elves have regrouped in this season's final episode.