"The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies" spoilers revealed that deleted "Lord of the Rings" scenes could be shown in the trilogy's final installment, as cast Orlando Bloom said he feels "weird" about the finale.

"There are a few scenes that haven't been seen from Lord Of The Rings, but not many. We might try to put them back in. "It's a big logistical thing which hasn't wrapped our heads around. But if there's enough interest..." director Peter Jackson said on "The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies" spoilers, according to Gigjets.

Meanwhile, in an interview with MTV News and Associated Press, Orlando Bloom said that playing Legolas perhaps for one last time felt "weird."

"We were just talking today - Peter [Jackson]'s youngest has just turned 18. She was three when I arrived in New Zealand... it's sad to say goodbye in many, many ways. I felt very lucky to be back to do it... I felt like I got a chance to create a backstory," he said.

"I think this movie will tie up beautifully the characters' stories into a nice little bow so that you'll be able to then go straight in and watch 'Lord of the Rings.'"

Orlando Bloom also dished out "The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies" spoilers, particularly the relationship between Legolas and his father, Thranduil.

"Thranduil... is a very powerful and strong character who is very particular in his vision of who the Elves are, who the Woodland Elves are, specifically," he said. "They are kind of... a militant group, the Woodland Realm Elves."

He said there's an overall desire for Legolas to come back to the Woodland Elves, perhaps for a spinoff. Orlando Bloom said that the producers and writers "felt that the fans would appreciate seeing Legolas in the Woodland Realm, and there was an opportunity to create a father-son, a prince versus king dynamic that would be interesting and serve the story."