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Thursday, December 10, 2009
NO CONFIRMATION yet for the Epilogue Scene in DH
According to Tom Felton, there's no confirmation yet on how that 19 years in the future for the epilogue scene will be handled. Quotage:
"For the big-screen adaptation, does that mean older actors will portray Harry and the rest of the grown-up students? Or that the young stars will be aged through makeup effects or CGI technology? No decision has been made, according to Tom Felton, who plays peroxide-blond villain Draco Malfoy. "We haven't shot that yet, and I still haven't had the confirmation whether I'm doing it or we're going to get someone else to do it," he told MTV News while promoting the DVD for "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince." "I haven't heard too much. I guess they're still making decisions about it now. It is a very exciting scene. I know Daniel and I have talked about it and said it'd be a lot of fun to do."
That's no reason they can't do it here. This is HARRY POTTER, the film that had bring the world of imagination to the reality.
"For the big-screen adaptation, does that mean older actors will portray Harry and the rest of the grown-up students? Or that the young stars will be aged through makeup effects or CGI technology? No decision has been made, according to Tom Felton, who plays peroxide-blond villain Draco Malfoy. "We haven't shot that yet, and I still haven't had the confirmation whether I'm doing it or we're going to get someone else to do it," he told MTV News while promoting the DVD for "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince." "I haven't heard too much. I guess they're still making decisions about it now. It is a very exciting scene. I know Daniel and I have talked about it and said it'd be a lot of fun to do."
They better just age the current actors in a good way and not get new older actors to play them b/c it would really STUPID to get actors to portray them. I mean, come on, no fan wants their last memory of Harry Potter to be of 5 random people, right? After all, considering the fact that this scene will constitute the end of this franchise, it seems only natural that the cast of actors and actresses who contributed so much to its success would give their closing act. Yates had better get this last scene absolutely PERFECT.
They succeeded in faking age with Benjamin Button by means of CGI technology.That's no reason they can't do it here. This is HARRY POTTER, the film that had bring the world of imagination to the reality.
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HBP DVD sets New UK Sales Record!!
The brand new Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince DVD set new sales records as it broke first day sale records when it was released in the UK on December 7th. Released on DVD, Blu-ray, EST (Electronic Sale-Through) and Video on demand, Half-Blood Prince became the fastest selling DVD of 2009 with a whopping 840,000 copies of the sixth Harry Potter film sold. Notably, 53,000 of that number were Blu-ray, making it the biggest first day ever for a family entertainment release on that format. Sales continue to be brisk as the movie is currently number one on iTunes as well. In a press release, John Stanley of Warner Home Video UK said “We’re delighted by the extraordinary first day sales performance of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince. By making the biggest movie of the year available on the same day across DVD, Blu-ray, EST and VOD, we are satisfying the needs of today’s consumers and ensuring they see what they want, how, where and when they want it.”
Source: TLC
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Life with Harry Potter
CNN has a new article online today where cast members reflect back on the beginning of their time with the Harry Potter series as well as life post Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.
"It was September 29, 2000," said Daniel Radcliffe about that first day for filming of Sorcerer's Stone. "Me, Emma [Watson], and Rupert [Grint] had all traveled up that day in a minibus, and we sat on the back seat -- which was undoubtedly my influence -- pretending that we were DJs on a radio station."
After initially beating more than 40,000 young hopefuls to their roles, the series' wide-eyed stars have spent nearly half their life casting spells at Leavesden Studios outside London, where the Harry Potter sets are housed.
"Before this film you never really thought about it ending, you kind of just thought it was going to go on for ever. It's going to be quite a moment I think because my whole childhood is really in this place," said 21-year-old Rupert Grint.But Grint quickly goes to stress that he is ready to leave Hogwarts' gates behind him and move on to new ventures -- this time without the help of magic potions. "I think I'm ready to move on and get out into the real world and see what it's like."
"I'll never forget walking through those amazing doors for the first time, as we have done many a time since," Tom Felton told CNN. I also remember auditioning here. "The crazy thing about the audition was that, at my very first audition -- when they had thousands of kids in, day in day out -- Emma Watson was standing next to me and we did it together. And I came back in two weeks and she had been cast!"
"It was September 29, 2000," said Daniel Radcliffe about that first day for filming of Sorcerer's Stone. "Me, Emma [Watson], and Rupert [Grint] had all traveled up that day in a minibus, and we sat on the back seat -- which was undoubtedly my influence -- pretending that we were DJs on a radio station."
After initially beating more than 40,000 young hopefuls to their roles, the series' wide-eyed stars have spent nearly half their life casting spells at Leavesden Studios outside London, where the Harry Potter sets are housed.
"Before this film you never really thought about it ending, you kind of just thought it was going to go on for ever. It's going to be quite a moment I think because my whole childhood is really in this place," said 21-year-old Rupert Grint.But Grint quickly goes to stress that he is ready to leave Hogwarts' gates behind him and move on to new ventures -- this time without the help of magic potions. "I think I'm ready to move on and get out into the real world and see what it's like."
"I'll never forget walking through those amazing doors for the first time, as we have done many a time since," Tom Felton told CNN. I also remember auditioning here. "The crazy thing about the audition was that, at my very first audition -- when they had thousands of kids in, day in day out -- Emma Watson was standing next to me and we did it together. And I came back in two weeks and she had been cast!"
The end of the Harry Potter series is surely not the end of the road for the saga's global stars, although they admit they may not have dry eyes as they leave set for the last time.
"It will be very, very sad to think that I can't come here every day and work with my best friends all the time." claimed Daniel Radcliffe"Tears will be shed, I'm sure," said Felton. "Tears of joy and tears of leaving it all behind as well. I know we're all very excited to see what's going to happen afterwards and where we'll all going to go."
"But saying that, I think most of us right now are just trying to appreciate the time we have left."
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HP Casts talk abt SCRIPT CHANGES & FAV MUSIC
MTV has released several articles where actor Daniel Radcliffe discusses the upcoming Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.
Dan speaks of the constant changes and hectic pace of the final films in the Harry Potter series, saying "It's chaos and it's fear and we're terrified we're not going to get it right, and it's absolute madness with rewrites and script changes and scripts not being written and then coming," he said with a smile. "It's just mad...Amidst all that, something wonderful hopefully will emerge," Radcliffe said. "That's what I quite like about the film industry. Chaos bears something so cool and great and polished out into the world."
As the craziness of a film production swirls around them, the "Potter" cast — the nucleus of which has been in place for almost a decade — has been enjoying the chance to reunite on camera and after shooting wraps each day. "It's been amazing to keep the core group of us here since the beginning," said Bonnie Wright, who plays Ginny Weasley. "No one's been left or changed. I think that dynamic has developed year to year. There's a safeness when you come back to the film. It's like coming back to school."
In HBP, Ron has this 'Weasley is Our King' nickname. Well, in real life, "It's been great seeing Rupert again, whose nickname is now Pigboy Heart Attack, after his bout with swine flu," Radcliffe laughed.
Besides, there is the other MTV interview where Dan, Tom Felton (Draco) and Rupert Grint (Ron) discuss the music they listen to before preparing to film Deathly Hallows. Dan says he listens to "loads of stuff. I often come back to stuff like Radiohead and Hope of the States for those harder scenes." Tom Felton chimes in stating,"Daniel loves it in the makeup room," Felton said. "He thumps it out — we're talking 6 in the morning — some '60s ska/punk band. It's like, 'All right, man!' He loves it."Tom also says"I'm more of an earphones guy," he said. "I like my chilled acoustic music. Big fan of Jack Johnson." Rupert is cited as listening to Mogwai while reading the Deathly Hallows script and "a lot of instrumental music from bands like the Black Lips. "[It] does get you into a deep, deep place of fear and sadness and anger, which is helpful sometimes," he laughed.
Dan speaks of the constant changes and hectic pace of the final films in the Harry Potter series, saying "It's chaos and it's fear and we're terrified we're not going to get it right, and it's absolute madness with rewrites and script changes and scripts not being written and then coming," he said with a smile. "It's just mad...Amidst all that, something wonderful hopefully will emerge," Radcliffe said. "That's what I quite like about the film industry. Chaos bears something so cool and great and polished out into the world."
As the craziness of a film production swirls around them, the "Potter" cast — the nucleus of which has been in place for almost a decade — has been enjoying the chance to reunite on camera and after shooting wraps each day. "It's been amazing to keep the core group of us here since the beginning," said Bonnie Wright, who plays Ginny Weasley. "No one's been left or changed. I think that dynamic has developed year to year. There's a safeness when you come back to the film. It's like coming back to school."
In HBP, Ron has this 'Weasley is Our King' nickname. Well, in real life, "It's been great seeing Rupert again, whose nickname is now Pigboy Heart Attack, after his bout with swine flu," Radcliffe laughed.
Besides, there is the other MTV interview where Dan, Tom Felton (Draco) and Rupert Grint (Ron) discuss the music they listen to before preparing to film Deathly Hallows. Dan says he listens to "loads of stuff. I often come back to stuff like Radiohead and Hope of the States for those harder scenes." Tom Felton chimes in stating,"Daniel loves it in the makeup room," Felton said. "He thumps it out — we're talking 6 in the morning — some '60s ska/punk band. It's like, 'All right, man!' He loves it."Tom also says"I'm more of an earphones guy," he said. "I like my chilled acoustic music. Big fan of Jack Johnson." Rupert is cited as listening to Mogwai while reading the Deathly Hallows script and "a lot of instrumental music from bands like the Black Lips. "[It] does get you into a deep, deep place of fear and sadness and anger, which is helpful sometimes," he laughed.
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Tuesday, December 8, 2009
Sparkling Harry, Ron & Hermione
made with winter treats including Christmas pudding, mince pies, Christmas cake, oranges, walnuts, raisins, glace cherries, dates and cloves.
created with Christmas wrapping paper, cards, card confetti, ribbons, bows, feathers, beads, gift boxes, holly and ivy.
made with fairy lights, stars, baubles, holly, mistletoe, ivy, tinsel ribbons, tree decorations and candy canes.
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Monday, December 7, 2009
Could this be REAL???
This is confusing... Is this the REAL Emma??
Few months ago, I saw this video:There's been tons of posers at Twitter. So, I'm not sure whether I should believe this. Someone can simply type this letter & add a HP logo Emma's signature on it. You can't just believe everyone on Twitter, especially those celebrities' acc. That's more than 50++ "Miley" accounts which wrote "I'm Miley Cyrus & this is my real & only acc at Twitter. Stay away from posers!"
Then, I saw this in "the Emma"'s twitpic:
After I saw this, I was like... come on... girl, don't you think it's a bit over? Since when Emma and Kristen became BESTIE?? In my opinion, this is FAKE.
Well, times will prove eveything.
wait & see @@
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