Reelz Channel have sent over a new video segment hosted by Tom Felton where Rupert Grint and Emma Watson discuss the friendship of the trio and Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part I.
In a new video interview with MTV, David Yates talks about a deleted scene from Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part I that will be included on the DVD! David also revealed that there will be 10-15 minutes of deleted scenes on the DVD.
The folks over at Lopez Tonight have sent over some videos and photos of Tom Felton’s appearance on the show last night. The photos they sent over are of Tom and George golfing and the videos are of his interview as well as some footage of Tom and George “golfing”.
Australia’s Filmink Magazine have just emailed to let us know about some exclusive new photos they have of Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint and Emma Watson. They also have a quote from Daniel that appears in the current issue of FilmInk: “‘You either choose to be scared or excited. I’m choosing to be excited, Daniel Radcliffe tells us in the current issue of FILMINK about life after Harry Potter.” Make sure to pick up a copy of Filmink Magazine to see the whole feature.
Entertainment Weekly recently interviewed Jason Isaacs where he talks about his involvement in the Harry Potter films and how he came up with the different elements for Lucius Malfoy. Some segments from the interview may be read below.
But how did Isaacs first decide to create Lucius’ rather unique bearing and haughty inflection? Blame Alan Rickman. “I got the part, and I thought, ‘I’d better watch what the first one was like,’” says Isaacs. “And then I realized to my horror that Alan Rickman was in the first film, and utterly brilliant. Nobody does sinister like Alan Rickman. I thought, ‘If I’m going to do something, it’d better be unbelievably extreme.’”
First up: Malfoy’s appearance. “I went to the set, and they had this idea of me wearing a pinstripe suit, short black-and-white hair,” Isaacs recalls. “I was slightly horrified. He was a racist, a eugenicist. There’s no way he would cut his hair like a Muggle, or dress like a Muggle.” So Isaacs suggested instead that he wear a long white wig, and a particularly ostentatious wizard-like ensemble. “In order to keep the hair straight, I had to tip my head back, so I was looking down my nose at everyone. There was 50 percent of the character. I asked for a walking stick, which [Chamber of Secrets director] Chris Columbus first thought was because I had something wrong with my leg. I explained I wanted it as an affectation so I can pull my wand out [of the cane]. After a second’s thought, he said, ‘You know what, I think the toy guys are going to love you.’ He was completely right.”
Emma Watson has been featured with a new interview in Mizz magazine’s Issue No. 665 for November 11-24th 2010. The article has 10 facts about the Harry Potter series. It also includes a question and answer session with Emma where she talks about Harry Potter, life and so much more. They ask her tons of fun questions like “If you had to cook for Daniel Radcliffe and Rupert Grint, you’d dish up…” Thanks to Becky we now have scans that you can see below.
“I went to the set, and they had this idea of me wearing a pinstripe suit, short black-and-white hair,” Isaacs recalls. “I was slightly horrified. He was a racist, a eugenicist. There’s no way he would cut his hair like a Muggle, or dress like a Muggle.” So Isaacs suggested instead that he wear a long white wig, and a particularly ostentatious wizard-like ensemble. “In order to keep the hair straight, I had to tip my head back, so I was looking down my nose at everyone. There was 50 percent of the character. I asked for a walking stick, which [Chamber of Secrets director] Chris Columbus first thought was because I had something wrong with my leg. I explained I wanted it as an affectation so I can pull my wand out [of the cane]. After a second’s thought, he said, ‘You know what, I think the toy guys are going to love you.’ He was completely right.”
