The Eye

This article is about the seventh episode of The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power. For the emblem of Mordor, see Eye of Sauron.

"What news from the North, Riders of Rohan?" — Aragorn This article is about a current event; it is subject to frequent revision as more information becomes available.

The Eye
Director	Charlotte Brändström
Writer	J. D. Payne Patrick McKay and Jason Cahill (written by)
Music	Bear McCreary Main Title by Howard Shore
Studio	Amazon Studios
Released	7 October 2022
Gallery	Images from The Rings of Power (TV series)
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"Survivors of a cataclysm try to find safety; the Harfoots confront evil; Durin is torn between friendship and duty; Adar considers a new name."

― Official Synopsis, Amazon Studios

The Eye is the seventh episode of Amazon Studios's television series, The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power, released on 7 October, 2022.

Cast

Credited

In order of appearance (in episode credits)

Actor	Role
Morfydd Clark	Galadriel
Tyroe Muhafidin	Theo
Maxim Baldry	Isildur
Alex Tarrant	Valandil
Cynthia Addai-Robinson	Queen Regent Míriel
Anthony Crum	Ontamo
Megan Richards	Poppy Proudfellow
Markella Kavenagh	Elanor "Nori" Brandyfoot
Daniel Weyman	The Stranger
Sara Zwangobani	Marigold Brandyfoot
Beau Cassidy	Dilly Brandyfoot
Dylan Smith	Largo Brandyfoot
Sir Lenny Henry	Sadoc Burrows
Thusitha Jayasundera	Malva
Maxine Cunliffe	Vilma
Robert Aramayo	Elrond
Owain Arthur	Prince Durin IV
Peter Mullan	King Durin III
Sophia Nomvete	Princess Disa
Lloyd Owen	Captain Elendil
Nazanin Boniadi	Bronwyn
Ismael Cruz Córdova	Arondir
Charlie Vickers	Halbrand
Joseph Mawle	Adar
Geoff Morrell	Waldreg
James Munro	Dwarf Lord One
Mike Jones	Dwarf Lord Two
Jed Brophy	Hunter Orc
Robert Strange	Other Orc
Edith Poor	The Nomad
Kali Kopae	The Ascetic
Bridie Sisson	The Dweller

Trivia

Below is a list of trivia from Amazon's "X-Ray" feature that accompanied the episode.

• Scene 2 - "Most of the details and elaborations told herein are derived from 'The Lord of the Rings', its prologue entitled 'Concerning Hobbits', and its Appendices, A through F, where the intrepid traveler may journey to discover even farther horizons."