The Hobbit: Estimated insurance claims due to property damage 2013

This statistic shows the estimated insurance claims caused by property damage in the movie "The Hobbit". The figures represent virtual liability losses as calculated by Allianz SE in 2013, assuming there were actual property damages to be reported. According to their estimation, the total damage to a residential building by a suspected attack from manned or unmanned objects (aka dragons) amounts to about 810,000 U.S. dollars, including clean-up, demolition and restoration.

The Hobbit: Estimated liability losses and claims caused by property damage in the movie, as of 2013 (in million U.S. dollars)

Characteristic	Estimated claims in million U.S. dollars
Restoration costs for the cathedral or fortress	223.41
Total cost of clean-up and demolition for the cathedral and fortress after fire	138.59
Total loss for 30 bridges inside the Orc fortress	2.21
Total damage to a residential building (suspected cause of damage: "Attack from manned or unmanned flying objects" or dragons)	0.81
Salvage costs for golden treasure	0.44
Total loss for uprooted trees (20 m pines)	0.01

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Release date

August 2013

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Worldwide

Survey time period

2013

Supplementary notes

The source provides the losses and claims in euros. They have been converted to U.S. dollars (as of February 12, 2015).
According to the source, the imaginary claim was estimated “in accordance to the regulations of the authorities of Middle Earth”.

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