As a guest on Seth Meyers's Late Night show, Stephen Colbert shared funny instance from his experience filming for The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug, in which he made a cameo.

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On the night of September third, the political satirist came on Meyers's show and joked about how the fan boy in him terrified the cast and crew on the set of filming in New Zealand.

The funny newsman revealed thar director Peter Jackson had called him up and asked him to come down to New Zealand with his family and that they would figure getting him into the movie somehow. He spoke about his family being "the lake town spy family" in the movie, and how he was this spy who was tracking Bard the Bowman throughout Lake Town. He joked about how he was a "peak geek" at the time and might've "frightened them with his enthusiasm." Colbert went on to compare himself to his 12-year-old son at the Emmys, being all wide-eyed and going, "This is so much fun!"

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The last movie in the trilogy, The Battle of the Five Armies, just finished filming and its first trailer was released at comic con in July.

The movie features on the cover of the September issue of Empire magazine and in the story Jackson dished about what fans can expect from it.

"I think of this third movie as a psychological thriller with actions scenes interspersed in the middle of it," he said. "It has for a very tight narrative structure." 

The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies will hit theaters on December 18. 

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