I have found some more photos of Bonnie from the photoshoot found in the Daily Mail.  I’m working on getting larger versions but view them below (click to see them larger):

UPDATE: Added larger versions. 🙂  Please credit if taken

As I posted earlier, Tom Felton would be presenting an awards at the British Comedy Awards.  We have also learned, thanks to TLC that JK Rowling presented an award at the event.

I will post photos and hopefully a video as soon as they are available!

UPDATE: you can see photos of Tom and JK Rowling here at SnitchSeeker!

As many of you probably know, the BD Live Event where fans can watch the Blu-Ray with Dan and David Yates (now David Barron as Yates is ill) is taking place right now.  A few Potter sites were able to watch the event and have been Tweeting updates about it.  Some of the more exciting things are as follows:

• Dan and David confirmed that the five actors, Dan, Rupert, Bonnie, Emma, and Tom, will play their adult selves in the epilogue. (via SS)
• On Deathly Hallows filming, Barron said that filming will end around late-spring early-summer, then there’s the dubbing stage, and post-production. They will be doing work on it for another year, at least. There are plans for Leavesden after the movies are done. (via SS)

The Daily Mail has a new interview along with some awesome new photos of Bonnie Wright.

‘The way it was done was very romantic,’ she says of that kiss. ‘Daniel [Radcliffe] and I have always been good friends, which I think worked in our favour. It’s the only love scene I’ve filmed, but I imagine if you had to do one with some random person that you had no relationship with, it would feel very strange.

‘It makes the on-screen relationship make more sense – this idea that we’ve known each other, and in a sense grown up together, off-screen as well as on. Dan is so energetic and really good fun, and the way he works is extremely professional.’

Bonnie is also supporting the Made-By campaign which supports ethical fashion, as Emma has done with Free People.

‘In my family we’ve always been into ethical stuff and recycling,’ she explains. ‘I think it’s very important for the awareness to begin at a young age, so that it sets in and becomes a habit. It’s been great to find something I can be a part of that joins my interests in fashion and sustainability, and I’m hoping that as a younger spokeswoman I can encourage my generation to embrace this idea.’

click to see full versions.

UPDATE: More found and posted here.