Continuity mistake: When we first see Alfrid with the Master of Laketown, he is talking about the rebellious people. On his left shoulder is a big splat of yellow goo, probably from a thrown egg. In the previous scene, where he confronts Bard and tries to have the barrels of fish dumped in the water, he hasn't got the yellow goo on his shoulder yet. In the extras of the Extended edition it is revealed that there was a scene filmed where Alfrid was pelted with eggs by the townsfolk when he walked to the Master's house, but the scene was not included in either the theatrical or the extended version. The egg also explains his line: 'the mood of the people is turning ugly'. (01:09:35 - 01:11:35)
The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug (2013)
Ending / spoiler
Directed by: Peter Jackson
Starring: Ian McKellen, Benedict Cumberbatch, Martin Freeman, Richard Armitage
Four of the dwarves are attacked in Laketown by orcs but are saved by Legolas and Tauriel. Blibo and nine of the dwarves make it inside the Lonely Mountain. The dwarves cover Smaug in melted gold, but he escapes, and flies towards Laketown to take his revenge on its inhabitants.
Count3D
Smaug: There is something about you. Something you carry, something made of gold. But far more PRECIOUS...
Trivia: In the beginning of the scene in the Master of Laketown's house, Alfrid tries to empty a chamberpot through the open window. During this, the window half closes, so much of the contents of the chamberpot splash on the inside of the window and windowsill. In the extras of the Extended edition it is told that this happened during the first take, and the scene was reshot many times. Nevertheless, the first take ended up in the final cut. (01:11:35)
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Chosen answer: According to linguist David Salo who worked on the languages for the LOTR and Hobbit films, he says "îsh kakhfê ai-'d-dûr-rugnul" meaning "May my excrement be poured upon the naked-jawed (ones) " - the naked-jawed ones being the beardless elves.
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