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Alexander Morton has died at 81, prompting tributes from fellow actors including Robert Carlyle and Gavin Mitchell.
Carlyle praised Morton as one of the kindest men he knew and described his acting as education.
Morton’s career included the role of Golly McKenzie in Monarch of the Glen and appearances on multiple series.
Morton contributed to theatre through Raindog Theatre Company and remained active in acting into the 21st century.
Morton’s early screen credits include Get Carter (1971) and later TV roles on Minder, Taggart, Silent Scream, and Looking After Jo Jo.
Morton’s family life included three marriages and two children.

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A new Lord of the Rings project focused on Gollum is in development, with Andy Serkis directing.
The story is set between The Hobbit and The Fellowship of the Ring and centers on Aragorn's quest to capture Gollum.
Andy Serkis will direct and reprise his Gollum role, with motion‑capture advancements highlighted by the team.
CinemaCon 2026 revealed Jamie Dornan as Strider and Leo Woodall as Halvard, with Kate Winslet in talks for a lead.
The project aims to explore Gollum's backstory and uses modern motion‑capture technology.
The film is positioned as part of a broader strategy to expand Middle‑Earth with new chapters.
The cast lineup also hints at possible future cameos and connections to existing LOTR actors.
The project is still in early development, with script and direction discussions ongoing.
The team emphasizes keeping the character’s arc true to Tolkien while leveraging new filmmaking tech.

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