Sauron is a one of the Ainur, which are comparable to gods or angels. The Ainur exist in two groups: the Valar and the Maiar. The Maiar are lesser beings than the Valar and serve them.
Sauron is a Maiar, and so he has existed since the very beginning of Ea (the world). To make a guess based on the chronology of events in Tolkien's world, Sauron is at least ten thousand years old.
Gandalf is an Istari, and one of the Maiar (demigods). He does not age, though he assumes the form of an old man.
Gandalf appeared in Middle Earth in the year 1050 of the Third Age, he departed from the Grey Havens in 3019 of the third age - making 1,969 years.
In Tolkien's world, Gandalf wasn't a man but had the appearance of a man, he wasn't born in the normal sense and, although he did die during Lord of the Rings, he was sent back. When, at the end of the book, he departs over the sea from the Grey Havens, it seems to be considered a one way trip, so it is likely he then left Middle- earth forever.
It must be noted, of course, that Gandalf's history cannot be said to truly begin when he arrived in Middle Earth. Since he was apparently a Maia, one of the beings who at the beginning of time assisted Illuvatar and the Valar in the creation of the World, it would be fair to say he goes back a ways.
Gandal is approximate 32045 years old. He's being sent to help Varda with creation of Arda.
I believe it's Saruman the White (later Saruman of Many Colours).
Christopher Lee played Saruman in the film trilogy The Lord of the Rings.
He invited all of his friends to Saruman's tower in Isengard because Saruman had killed some trees.
In the book it took Saruman about 2 years, but in the movie it seems only like a few months.
Ok I am guessing you are thinking of King Theoden of Rohan, when Saruman is like posessing him. Hope that helps
Saruman was created in 1940-08.
Christopher Lee played Saruman.
Grima Wormtongue, King Theoden's adviser, was Saruman's informer at Edoras, the court of Rohan. In the Shire and surrounding lands, Saruman had other informers, such as the Southerner the hobbits saw at Bree, something of a half-orc breed. Also Bill Ferny was in league with Saruman. These ruffians are how Saruman was able to obtain his pipe-weed.
In the movie, Gandalf and Saruman engaged in a battle of will and magic, in which Saruman cast down Gandalf and sent him hurtling to the roof of Orthanc. In the book, no such conflict occured. Saruman's guards merely placed Gandalf on the tower.
I believe it's Saruman the White (later Saruman of Many Colours).
Christopher Lee played Saruman in the film trilogy The Lord of the Rings.
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Yes, in "The Lord of the Rings," Gríma Wormtongue meets his end at the hands of Saruman. After betraying his master, Saruman fatally stabs Gríma in the back and is then shot by Legolas after attempting to attack Frodo and his companions.
Saruman would capture him..torturer him til he gets what he wants to hear then kill him or keep him prisoner.
Sauron was the first to create orcs then the orcs created by Saruman were called the Uruk-hai.
He invited all of his friends to Saruman's tower in Isengard because Saruman had killed some trees.
Christopher Lee