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Sword of Truth portrait number 3, First Wizard Zeddicus Zu'l Zorander, portrayed here by Smallville alum John Glover. See also: The Mother Confessor and The Seeker of Truth.

Don't get me wrong, Bruce Spence was the single best bit of casting in Legend of the Seeker. But since I'd avoided the show's cast with Kahlan and Richard, I continued with the cast in my mind.

This one was a touch trickier than the previous two, as first I had to assemble Glover's face from two different photos (one had a beard, the other was bald with sunglasses), and then came the matter of turning his hair white. But it helped that as Lionel Luthor, Glover kind of already looks like a wizard, and he certainly looks thin enough to play Zedd.

Coming soon: Father Rahl of D'Hara...muahahaha....

Zedd © Terry Goodkind
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!Cure4 Oct 9, 2011  Hobbyist Interface Designer
And based on the poster I'd assume it took quite a while to paint over Glover...
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!Cure4 Oct 9, 2011  Hobbyist Interface Designer
Nice to see some love for John Glover, such a criminally underrated actor.
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~shokxone-studios Oct 9, 2011
Gremlins 2, yo. What-what. :toocool:
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!Cure4 Oct 9, 2011  Hobbyist Interface Designer
Being the month of Halloween have you ever seen J Carpenter's Mouth of Madness with Sam Neil? Glover was in it and creepy as hell too, he plays a horror writer who even tops Stephen King and Clive Barker in creating terrors. Let's also not forget he, along with Gough, was the best thing about Batman & Robin. He knew the material and executed well without being cringe worthy, for me anyway.
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