Thorin Oakenshield

Thorin Oakenshield is a main character featured in The Hobbit film trilogy. He leads a company of dwarves, is the uncle of Fíli and Kíli, brother of Dís and Frerin, and son of Thráin I.

Thorin was portrayed by Richard Armitage

The Battle of the Armies
From where the previous film left off, Thorin descended into madness, refusing to eat, barely eat, and getting into arguments with Bilbo. He begins to suspect one of the company members withholding the Arkenstone from him (and he's not wrong). During his meeting with Balin, Bilbo, and Dwalin, Thorin angrily yells for them to search harder. He sees Bilbo with an acorn and nearly breaks out of the gold sickness, before Dwalin reveals that the men of Lake-town have moved into Dale.

The Fellowship of the Ring
Thorin is only mentioned in the extended version. When travelling through Moria, Gandalf and Gimli reflect on Mithril. Gandalf remembers the shirt Thorin gave Bilbo, unaware that Frodo was wearing it at the time.

Family/Relationships

 * Thráin (father)


 * Thrór (paternal grandfather)
 * Frerin (younger brother)
 * Dís (younger sister)
 * Brother-in-law
 * Fíli (nephew)
 * Kíli (nephew)

Gallery
''Thorin's gallery can be found here. ''