Thanks to Omelete we have two new promotional photos from Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.  One shows Harry‘s profile and the other shows Ron sitting (in the tent?).  You may see the new photos in the gallery!

EA’s official website has been updated to include a list of actors who lent their voices to the Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows video game.  The list of actors is as follows: Rupert Grint, James and Oliver Phelps, Tom Felton, Dave Legeno (Fenrir Greyback), Alfie Enoch (Dean Thomas), Warwick Davis (Griphook), Toby Jones (Dobby), Simon McBurney (Kreacher), and Evanna Lynch.  You can preorder the video game at the following links:

• Wii
• PS3
• XBOX360
• Nintendo DS
• PC

Thanks SS!

New Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows promotional photos have appeared online!  You can view all three new photos here in the gallery!

Thanks very much to Evette for writing a very nice in-depth review/synopsis of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part I exclusively for us!  You can read the full thing here and a spoiler free part below.

The movie is still an unfinished product, with some half-done CGI and borrowed soundtrack (my friend, who hadn’t heard the announcement, wondered why Harry Potter was playing soundtrack from Batman), but even with these, it was hard not to get drawn into the story and the narrative. Fans definitely have plenty to look forward to when the movie comes out.

For the spoiler-averse, here’s a paragraph that doesn’t give anything away: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows does an interesting job of interspersing the dire with the day-to-day, and I believe they were able to pull this off simply by letting the characters be themselves. There were many things that it successfully brought alive from the book, although purists may not quite agree with some plot lines that were cut here or there in favor of shorter, more movie-friendly methods of story-telling. By itself it feels like a complete story, which some may worry about considering it’s only the first half of a book, and quite an enjoyable one at that, as it stays faithful to the David Yates-directed films that came before it.

Ellie Darcey-Alden has been listed to play young Lily Evans in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part II.  As most of you will recall, Young Lily is present in the memory that Snape gives to Harry at the end of the film.

Thanks SnitchSeeker!

I have decided to just create a post for all of the Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part I test screening reports.  Below there will be links to a page that will contain all the reviews and by clicking the links you can get to each report.

• Report by Mugglenet reader Kyle
• Report by Snatcherman (thanks SS!)
• Report by Gaby
• Report by Mugglenet
• Report by TLC
• Report by ComingSoon reader Kyle