The New England School of Communications is making a live-action version of The Tale of the Three Brothers, one of the stories in J.K. Rowling’s The Tales of Beedle the Bard and also featured in Deathly Hallows as an animated short. Warner Bros. and Jo have approved the production of this film. The first screening of the finished film will be at 5pm on May 4th, 2014 at the Gracie Theatre at Husson University in Bangor, Maine.

Over the span of 6 shoots, students traveled to locations throughout Maine to bring the tale of the three brothers to life. From the wire suspension bridge in New Portland to historic Leonard’s Mills in Bradley, students worked alongside NESCom instructors through each step of the process.

The school’s website has a page dedicated to the short with additional details and trailer for the short may be watched below.

It has been announced that Matthew Lewis will be playing the role of Branwell Bronte in a new film following the lives of the Bronte siblings. The film is aptly called The Brontes and also stars Rachel Teate as Anne Bronte. Other cast members have yet to be announced.

The film’s director and writer, David Anthony Thomas, had this to say of the casting:

I’m really excited to be working with Matthew Lewis on The Brontes. Matthew’s been my first choice to play Branwell Bronte since we first started working on the production and I’m delighted that he’s agreed to play the role.

For full information visit Matthew-Lewis.com

Deadline reports that Katie Leung is set to star in One Child for SundanceTV and BBC Two. The show is a four hour mini-series centered around Mei, who Katie will be portraying. The show will begin filming this May in London and Taiwan for a late 2014 premiere on SundanceTV. A short description of the show may be read below.

Penned by BAFTA-winning writer Guy Hibbert (Five Minutes Of Heaven), One Child, a BBC Drama production for BBC Two, stars Harry Potter franchise alumna Katie Leung as Mei, a first-born Chinese girl adopted by English parents, who gets called back to Guangzhou when her birth mother desperately seeks her assistance in her son. How far will Mei go to help the woman who gave her away and the brother she’s never met? “One Child is a deeply affecting work that delves into the heart of a human struggle,” said SundanceTV President Sarah Barnett. “It tells the story of an ordinary young woman who is plunged into a situation that challenges her to her core.”

Daniel Radcliffe appeared on LIVE with Kelly & Michael Tuesday morning and a video of the appearance is now online.

The Enemy of Man Kickstarter page has released a new video where Rupert Grint talks about his character and what drew him to the role. Rupert will play Rosse in the film if it gets funded.  So, if you want to see Rupert in the film please donate on the Kickstarter page! They are only $76,861 away from their $250,000 goal!

Rosse is a Scottish noble and cousin to Macbeth. He is drawn into Macbeth’s web of lies and finds himself torn over his loyalties.

The second theatrical trailer for ‘Postman Pat: The Movie’ has been released by Lionsgate Films this morning. Rupert Grint, Jim Broadbent and David Tennant all voice characters in this animated film, due to be released in the UK on May 23rd. Rupert voices the character of Josh, Jim works at the Post Office and David plays Postman Pat’s nemesis who tries to stop Pat from becoming famous.

The film finds Pat, everyone’s favourite postman, coming face-to-face with the temptations of money, status and a shiny new suit when he enters a national TV talent show competition that threatens to tear him away from his hometown of Greendale and his family and friends. What happens when kindness meets selfishness? When local fame meets Global notoriety? Will a nice cup of tea be kicked aside by a Frappacapacino Pat is set to find out as he falls for the age-old temptation of the grass being greener…

Thanks to Rupert-Grint.us!