While Sauron has had multiple different appearances throughout the LotR franchise, none of them really are book-accurate.

Virtues are tested in Rings of Power Season 2 Episode 5, with Celebrimbor forced to do Sauron’s bidding and the Dwarves’ anxieties growing.

Life before smartphones, Middle-earth style. If only, during the Second Age, our warrior-elf heroine Galadriel could have got ...

So Jackson ran with the imagery, and Sauron physically manifests almost exclusively as a burning eye atop the dark tower, Barad-dûr. It turns toward Frodo every time the hobbit puts on the one ring.

Middle-earth’s infamous villain Sauron, previously immortalised on our screens in Peter Jackson’s film trilogy as only a giant, burning eye resting atop a tower, was inhabiting a human-like ...

There, he gives a warning about Sauron: "His eye bores a hole while the rest of him slithers in ... After stepping outside ...

After about 500 years, Sauron emerged once again and established himself in Mordor, where he built the tower of Barad-dûr ... Sauron's fiery eye as seen in The Lord of the Rings film trilogy ...

While Tolkien's stories take place in the fictional realm of Middle-earth, the awe-inspiring landscapes of the books, films ...

The Flaming Eyeball appears in the Window of the Eye, a glass window on the tower of Barad-dûr-when Frodo and Sam view it-and in Galadriel's mirror, showing that Sauron waged mental warfare upon ...