Did You Forget That Stephen Colbert Had a Smaug Cameo? Here It Is

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We’ve known that King Nerd Stephen Colbert managed to bag a cameo in one of The Hobbit movies for quite a while now, but I completely forgot to keep an eye out for him when I went to see it. If you’re like me, you might appreciate these screenshots put together by ScreenSlam.

(via Jezebel.)

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