Instantly, Legolas aims his bow and arrow at Éomer and delivers his line. He is completely outnumbered, yet he isn't prepared to let his friend be spoken to in such a manner.

Legolas has become a stronger, smarter warrior in the years between, and it shows. It is another clue to how his adventures on the road and away from his usual comforts changed him for the better.

He seemed constantly disapproving of Legolas’ choices, including his admiration of Tauriel, his decision to help the men of Lake Town, and his involvement in the Battle of the Five Armies.

Legolas is one of the key members of the Fellowship, so you might expect that he has a lot to say in the trilogy. That may be the case in the second and third films, but not in Fellowship of the Ring.

Orlando Bloom's professional acting career started with a bang, as he landed the role of Legolas in Peter Jackson's The Lord of the Rings series, a part he's still best known for to this day.