In Peter Jackson’s film adaptations, Boromir (Sean Bean) and Faramir (David Wenham) stand out as two of Gondor’s most courageous warriors, who bear the weight of their father's expectations.

Faramir's older brother is Boromir, who is unable to resist the One Ring, ultimately leading to Boromir's tragic death in The Lord of the Rings. Faramir exists as a narrative foil for Boromir ...

Denethor II was the final Steward of Gondor and father to Boromir and Faramir, both of whom would play significant roles in the War of the Ring. Driven to bitterness after using a Palantír ...

Faramir, after all, has lost everything during the war, including his father, and his brother Boromir, who died fighting to protect members of the fellowship of the ring. In giving up the throne ...

19. Denethor II Denethor II (John Noble) was the father of Boromir and Faramir (David Wenham), and the Steward — not king — of Gondor. Time of death: "The Return of the King" Cause of death ...

Boromir and Faramir have an intense brotherhood, and have complex feelings about the loyalty owed to their king, Aragorn. These relationships are high drama; powerful examples of male friendship ...

Goodie Two Shoes or Dastardly Baddie?: The youngest son of Lord Denethor, Steward of Gondor, Faramir (David Wenham) is the brother of the late Boromir (Sean Bean) from The Fellowship Of The Ring.

I get this informations [sic] today straight from New Line: Twenty-sixth and last but one of the Ruling Stewards of Gondor, father of Boromir and Faramir, will be played by John Noble! Most of ...

The rest is history." The role of Faramir was played by Australian actor David Wenham, who turned in a memorable performance as the brother of Boromir (Sean Bean). Faramir had a complicated ...