The over-4-hour extended version of Lord of the Rings: the Invincible of Kings will be re-screened in North America for its 20th anniversary.

CTOnews.com, March 6 (Xinhua)-- Lord of the Rings 3: the Invincible King of the Rings was first released in North America in 2003, and this year coincides with the 20th anniversary. The over-4-hour extended version of the Lord of the Rings: invincible King of the Rings will be re-released in North America.

Us cinema chains Regal Cinemas and Cinemark have announced that a 4-hour and 20-minute extended version of Lord of the Rings: the Invincible King of the Rings will be shown in theaters on April 13 local time.

In addition, Frodo actor Elijah Wood will also introduce the influence of the Lord of the Rings trilogy.

CTOnews.com found that Lord of the Rings: King of the Invincible was re-screened in the mainland in 2021.

The Lord of the Rings trilogy was released in 2001, the Lord of the Rings: the Messenger of the Rings in 2001, the Lord of the Rings: the Warriors of the Twin Towers in 2002 and the Lord of the Rings in 2003. The series received a total of 351 international awards and 284 nominations, including 17 Academy Awards. Among them, Lord of the Rings: invincible became the most award-winning film in Oscar history with 11 awards, alongside Ben-Hur and Titanic.