"Uruk-hai" simply means "Orc-folk" in Black Tongue, which plays into unconfirmed suggestions that Saruman created them by crossing Orcs with Men. The Lord of the Rings ' Uruk-hai are often ...

The Uruk-Hai lacks the requirement to look like any one actor, but appears fiercely detailed. Diamond says to expect the figures in December. Entertainment Earth says October.

There is a particularly memorable and quotable scene from The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers when an Uruk-hai kills one of his comrades and then loudly declares, "Looks like meat's back on the ...

The scene climaxes with an Uruk-hai bellowing "Looks like meat's back on the menu, boys!" before a bunch more start chowing down on an Orc. Lord of the Rings actor Stephen Ure explained the origin ...

The armies of Isengard are a dangerous lot. Saruman's Uruk Hai were specially created to be bigger, faster, and tougher than any other orcs in all of Middle-Earth. We've already gone ahead and ...