References to Aragorn's 🧝elvish name in LOTR movies

[Idril Celebrindal]

I noticed while watching the LOTR movies that there are several references to Aragorn's elvish name "Estel" which means "hope". For instance, when Elrond is speaking to Arwen about Aragorn in TTT he says "Hope is gone. Hope is not coming back" (or something along those lines). I thought that this was a reference to Aragorn, so he was basically saying "Aragorn is gone. Aragorn isn't coming back." Also, in FOTR, when Boromir is speaking about Gondor he says something like "We have no hope. It is long since we have had any hope". Is this also a reference to Aragorn's name? Have you noticed any other references? What are your thoughts on this?

 

[Elwing the White]

Oh, yes, one of the good details in the movies, in my opinion, was these little hints toward Aragorn's elvish name. In terms of other references, there are some in movie of The Return of the King exchanged between Elrond and Aragorn that go something along the lines of this:
"I give hope to men."
"I keep none for myself."
I'm pretty sure this draws off the book as well.

 

[Elwing the White]

Also, in FOTR, when Boromir is speaking about Gondor he says something like "We have no hope. It is long since we have had any hope".

Hmm, I never noticed this before. It's possible that this is an unintentional reference, but then again, in a movie like The Fellowship of the Ring, it is possible that it is not.

 

[Idril Celebrindal]

Oh, yes, one of the good details in the movies, in my opinion, was these little hints toward Aragorn's elvish name. In terms of other references, there are some in movie of The Return of the King exchanged between Elrond and Aragorn that go something along the lines of this:
"I give hope to men."
"I keep none for myself."
I'm pretty sure this draws off the book as well.

I think that Aragorn's mom says that in the Appendices.

 

[Elwing the White]

I think that Aragorn's mom says that in the Appendices.

Yup, Gilraen says it.