Thorin Oakenshield (Animated)

This article is  focused on Rankin and Bass' iteration of the character.

Thorin II Oakenshield is the deuteragonist of the 1977 film, The Hobbit.

Early Life
Thorin was the son of Thráin, older brother of Frerin and Dís, and the grandson of the ruling king, Thrór. At twenty-four years old, Smaug took over Erebor, causing Thorin and his friends and family to retreat from their home. At fifty-four years old, Thorin fought in the Battle of Moria after Azog the Defiler killed Thrór for entering Moria. Thorin lost his younger brother, Frerin and was left with only a father and several cousins. Forty years later, Thorin's father left to reclaim the Lonely Mountain. However, he was captured and taken to Dol Guldur, leaving Thorin to be the king under the mountain.

His younger sister, Dís, was the mother of two children, Fíli and Kíli.

Appearances

 * The Hobbit (1977)

Trivia

 * Thorin was voiced by Hans Conried, who also voiced Captain Hook from Disney's Peter Pan.