The Fellowship of the Ring was written by J.R.R. Tolkien and was released on July 29, 1954. The Fellowship of the Ring is considered fantasy and was published by George Allen & Unwin. The sequel to The Fellowship of the Ring was The Two Towers.
McVeagh of the South Seas is a movie directed by Gregory Allen, produced by the Progressive Motion Picture Company, with Alliance Films Corporation as the distributor.
The Train song Mermaid, which is an example of the reggae genre, was produced by the Espionage production team and released on 2012-12-27. It was written by band members Espen Lind and Amund Bjørklund and was preceded by the song This'll be my year. The song has a total runtime of three minutes and sixteen seconds. The band followed this up with their own cover of John Lennon’s Imagine.
Lady Anne Monson was born in England on January 1, 1726. As an adult she resided in India with her husband George Monson and studies botany.
The Fellowship of the Ring | publisher | George Allen & Unwin The Fellowship of the Ring | literary genre | Fantasy (genre) The Fellowship of the Ring | followed by | The Two Towers The Fellowship of the Ring | author | J. R. R. Tolkien The Fellowship of the Ring | release date | 1954-07-29 McVeagh of the South Seas | director | Gregory Allen McVeagh of the South Seas | producer | The Progressive Motion Picture Company McVeagh of the South Seas | distributor | Alliance Films Corporation Mermaid (Train song) | musical band | Train (band) Mermaid (Train song) | writer | Espen Lind Mermaid (Train song) | runtime | 3.16 Mermaid (Train song) | genre | Reggae Mermaid (Train song) | writer | Amund Bjørklund Mermaid (Train song) | followed by | Imagine (John Lennon song) Mermaid (Train song) | producer | Espionage (production team) Lady Anne Monson | birth date | 1726-01-01 Lady Anne Monson | nationality | Kingdom of England Lady Anne Monson | residence | India Lady Anne Monson | spouse | George Monson Lady Anne Monson | professional field | Botany