Orlando Bloom, known for his iconic roles like William Turner in the Pirates of the Caribbean series, Paris in the Troy film, and Legolas in The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King. Though his initial period of struggles surpasses the success he has achieved over time. People are drawn by his character-driven performances in the film. Orlando has more female fans all over the world because of his cute smile and soft-spoken personality. His contributions to the Hollywood film industry remain a benchmark of excellence, showcasing the depth and versatility of a truly gifted actor. Let us delve deeper into the number of movies Bloom has done. 

1. The Calcium Kid

The Calcium Kid

A British comedy film revolves around Jimmy, a milkman, who becomes a boxing champion out of the blue. Along the way, he faces quirky trainers, sceptical promoters, and a rival fighter whose agenda remains hidden. As Jimmy rises to fame, his naive behaviour leads him to unavoidable circumstances, thereby allowing him to confront them to solve the issues. This film was released on 30 April 2004, and upon its release, it became a subject of criticism for its lack of depth in the story and overdramatic expression of milk as a booster.

However, Bloom as Jimmy made a significant impact on viewers because of his performance. Other actors in the film include Michael Lerner, Billie Piper and Mark Heap. Their roles bring humour to the screen while watching. Nevertheless, people looking for a little subtle comedy with action-packed drama along with romance can watch this film; it never disappoints. 

2. The Lord of the Rings

The Lord of the Rings

The Lord of the Rings this film is set amidst the spectacular and lush environments of New Zealand. But to stay grounded to the plot and to portray J. R. R. Tolkien’s imaginary Middle-earth world, director Peter Jackson chose this location while adapting the story exceptionally well. The Lord of the Rings is depicted in the fantasy world–Middle-earth. The film focuses on The Hobbit, named Frodo Baggins and his group to destroy the powerful ring, as this ring was made by the evil Dark Lord Sauron; destroying it is the only way to stop him.

Moreover, as the film continues in different shades, the split of the Frodo gang intensifies the plot, leaving the audience shocked. Eventually, to protect the people of Middle-earth, different groups unite to support Frodo in his quest to destroy Sauron through war. The film’s ensemble cast adds to the quality of the film; Orlando Bloom as Legolas, who helps Frodo in the war against Sauron, adds depth and excitement to the film’s portrayal of friendship and courage. This film was released in three series, all gaining appreciation from critics and audiences. 

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3. Pirates of the Caribbean

Pirates of the Caribbean

This film highlights the young boy joining the Pirates team to rescue his girlfriend, Elizabeth (Keira Knightley). The film begins with Orlando, as William Turner, meeting Elizabeth leads to further unveiling of deep secrets–The Medallian. The plot intensifies when Elizabeth’s disappearance sets off a daring rescue mission, drawing the characters into a dangerous clash with cursed pirates. However, the success of the film led to the further development of new characters and series, ultimately becoming one of the most critically acclaimed movies of all time. 

4. The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies

The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies

This film acts as the final instalment of The Hobbit trilogy, where the story revolves around the aftermath of the death of Smaug. And Thorin becomes the sole possessor of the treasure, ultimately causing a battle between the five armies: dwarves, elves, men, orcs, and giant eagles. The story gains momentum when Bilbo tries to resolve the issue, but to no avail. Here, Orlando reprises his role as Legolas, an elf prince who fights against the Orcs and helps protect the people and the treasure of the Lonely Mountain. This film explores the themes of greed, bonding, trust, and loyalty. Upon release, this film gained significant attention due to its visually stunning special effects and epic battle scenes.

Written By: Tejaswini Prasad