Both Sauron and Saruman, along with heroic characters like Gandalf and Radagast, were born in the Timeless Halls of Ilúvatar. These two future villains entered the world following its creation ...

F ans of The Lord of the Rings movies — who watched Christopher Lee's Saruman die at the hands of Grima Wormtongue (Brad Dourif) and Sauron erupt after the destruction of the One Ring — may ...

Gandalf and Saruman are not ordinary men but mighty Istari-powerful beings of Valar. They are angelic beings sent to Middle-earth to help guide their people in the war against Sauron. . Between ...

Saruman remained in the East for hundreds of years, only returning to the West when Sauron’s power started to grow. We don’t know any details about his activities in Rhûn or his other ...

The Dark Wizard’s actions in the season two finale only strengthened the theory around his real identity.He arrived long before the Stranger as one of five Istari to aide in the defeat of Sauron ...

Vance Plays Saruman to Trump’s Sauron. JD Vance and the political right have their own reasons to love the Lord of the Rings. Have they not noticed what that story is about?

Tolkien writes about five wizards, two of whom feature heavily in the Lord of the Rings books: Sauron and Saruman. Read More: Why Sauron Can Change Form on The Rings of Power.

The Rings of Power's season 2 finale pointed to the Dark Wizard being Saruman, ... including Sauron, in hopes of replacing the Dark Lord as Middle-earth’s ruler. Advertisement.

Saruman wants to be Sauron’s only servant. We know of his ultimate betrayal against Middle-earth, maybe especially against his fellow Wizards and the Valar.

The Rings of Power's finale pointed to the Dark Wizard being Saruman, but the showrunners say that's unlikely. So is he really a Blue ... The Dark Wizard hopes to succeed Sauron after defeating him.