The difference between Gandalf the Grey and Gandalf the White goes beyond a wardrobe change. Here's how the wizard ...

Please verify your email address. Readers and viewers of The Lord of the Rings are introduced to this character as Gandalf the Grey, a powerful Wizard who travels throughout Middle-earth.

There’s a lot to cover, starting with the confirmation that The Stranger is, yup, Gandalf the Grey… I was relieved that you didn’t stick with “Grand Elf” because I was thinking ...

In Tolkien’s lore, there were five Istari: Blue Wizards Alatar and Palandar, Saruman the White, Radagast the Brown, and, of course, Gandalf the Grey. Because Radagast mostly stayed out of major ...

The big issue arises is that according to J.R.R. Tolkien’s Appendix B, Gandalf didn’t actually arrive in Middle-earth until the Third Age – specifically via a ship at the Grey Havens ...

Gandalf actor Ian McKellen doesn't like the idea of anyone else playing the iconic wizard in the upcoming Lord of the Rings: The Hunt for Gollum, and has revealed he's expecting a script in 2025 ...

In The Two Towers, Faramir recalls Gandalf telling him about a whole slew of names: Many are my names in many countries. Mithrandir among the Elves [meaning “Grey Pilgrim/Wanderer”], Tharkûn ...

The Stranger on Prime Video’s “Rings of Power,” played by Daniel Weyman, finally revealed his identity– as some viewers guessed, he is indeed a younger version of Gandalf. Weyman told the ...

Especially not if you can see gray. More and more, we’re thinking the Stranger on The Rings of Power might be the wizard Gandalf himself. No man, elf, dwarf, or orc could have survived a comet ...

Its story is not over, however… TA 1000: Five Wizards (among them Gandalf the Grey, Saruman the White, and Radagast the Brown) are sent to Middle-earth to counter the growing threat of Sauron.

She refers to him as a ‘great big Grand-Elf', a title that bears a striking resemblance to ‘Gandalf’, hinting at a possible connection to the iconic wizard.

Here’s how it works. Two Towers has three main plots going on – Sam, Frodo and Gollum traveling toward Mordor, Aragorn, Gimli, Legolas and Gandalf (occasionally) in Rohan, and Merry and Pippin ...