Celebrimbor is an important character in the lore of The Lord of the Rings, with a history central to the creation of the ...

The Rings of Power chugs into its second season with an expanded role for Charles Edwards’ Celebrimbor (pronounced with a hard C). Though still a supporting role in the Galadriel (Morfydd Clark ...

Celebrimbor is annoyed at the suggestion because men are the worst and asks Annatar/Sauron to let it go. “Much of the misery of men is of their own making,” he tells Annatar/Sauron.

Celebrimbor is a name that The Lord of the Rings fans may recognize as an important one in Middle-earth. In short, Celebrimbor is the elf responsible for forging the Rings of Power alongside Sauron.

We've been so busy with the titular Rings of Power, we had completely forgotten that Celebrimbor is more than just a forger of ominous jewelry. In The Rings of Power season 2, episode 5 ...

After all, as the fabled but flawed elven smith who crafts all 17 of the titular rings – 13 of which he forges alongside Sauron in his Annatar disguise – Celebrimbor plays an integral role in ...

In The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power, there are perhaps no two characters more important than the ringmaking duo Sauron and Celebrimbor. A peerless master craftsman, Celebrimbor would be ...

The episode also showcases the masterful manipulations of Sauron under the guise of Annatar, as he manages to convince ...

"These rings will be beyond any power yet devised," Celebrimbor (Charles Edwards) said in last week's Rings of Power episode. “They shall be rings of power." Wow. He said the thing! As I continue to ...

Celebrimbor is annoyed at the suggestion because men are the worst and asks Annatar/Sauron to let it go. “Much of the misery of men is of their own making,” he tells Annatar/Sauron. “We cannot give ...

The episode also showcases the masterful manipulations of Sauron under the guise of Annatar, as he manages to convince Celebrimbor (Charles Edwards) to make nine more Rings of Power for men ...