Matthew Lewis and Evanna Lynch are scheduled to appear on Daybreak tomorrow morning to talk about Harry Potter.  According to the description:

Evanna Lynch and Matthew Lewis (Luna Lovegood and Neville Longbottom in the Harry Potter films) talk to Adrian Chiles and Christine Bleakley about Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1, which is released on DVD today.

Check out this page to see when it will air in your area.

Thanks to Matthew-Lewis.com for the news!

Hi all, just a quick reminder about the HMV signing that will be taking place tomorrow, Sunday the 10th, at HMV on Oxford at 4pm.  Make sure to line up early to meet Warwick Davis (Filius Flitwick / Griphook), Matthew Lewis (Neville Longbottom), Natalia Tena (Nymphadora Tonks), Mark Williams (Arthur Weasley) and Evanna Lynch (Luna Lovegood). They will be there signing your copy of the Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1.

If you attend the event feel free to send in photos or a report to webmiss[at]magical-menagerie[dot]com!

HeyUGuys have posted a new interview with Matthew Lewis and Evanna Lynch where they discuss the Harry Potter series. Read some snippets below and the full interview here.

HeyUGuys: Obviously the last instalment came out whilst you were playing Luna and Neville, did you have to shut yourselves away to read it in peace?

Evanna: It was quite a big deal for me when it was released. I was invited to JK Rowling’s launch party at the Natural History Museum and I was the second person to go up and have my copy of the book signed. My mum came with me and she really annoyed me when the book was released. I mean, for Harry Potter fans it’s a really big deal, you shut yourself away from the world, you just read read read. You don’t sleep and you don’t do any of your normal life maintenance things! And my mum was telling me to go to bed and I was like ‘No! NO! It’s a marathon, you have to keep going!’ I think that every time I put the book down I felt bad because I thought, ‘There’s stuff happening and I don’t know about it!’ So I made sure I knew how it ended before anybody else.

Matthew: Well I was always a fan of the books. Not quite as big a fan as Evanna but I was a big fan. I read the first four before I started work on the films and so each time a new one came out I would pre-order it and I tend to read them as a fan first. You lose yourself in the story because it’s so well written and then you start to think, ‘Hang on a sec, I’m going to be doing that in a few years.’ And that is a weird transition to make, it’s really hard when you’re reading it just as a fan and then as an actor. But it’s really great having that knowledge of what you’re going to be doing.

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WB have emailed this morning to let us know that fans in the London area will be able to meet some Potter stars at HMV Oxford St. You can read the full press release here, but the important information is below.

Starting at 4pm on April 10th, Warwick Davis, Matthe Lewis, Evanna Lynch and Natalia Tena will be meeting with fans To sign their copies of the Deathly Hallows Part 1 BluRay (which fans must purchase at the store).

Please note: Due to time constraints access to the queue at HMV Oxford St will be strictly limited. Wristbands will be issued from 10am on the day of the event from the store on a first come first served basis, no reservations, one wristband per person only.

In a new interview with Wales Online Matthew talks about the filming and saying good bye to Harry Potter as well as his new play Verdict.

“Yes, it’s the first time I’ve ever acted on stage,” he chuckles “Theatre is something that has passed me by. Now I want to go with it and see where it takes me. When you’ve played the same character for 10 years you don’t want to become typecast, you want to be seen in a different way. That’s why it’s a pleasure and privilege to work with experienced stage actors. It’s a great foundation for me to appear in such a great production. We opened in Windsor and I have to confess it was a bit terrifying,” he jokes. “We didn’t have much rehearsal time, only about three weeks in all. The first night it was nerve-wracking, but once I got that first performance and then the first week out of the way it it’s been easier.

He also confides that there were no tears and no sadness on the last day of filming, although it was an incredibly emotional moment. “I didn’t feel sad, I felt incredibly proud,” says Matthew, who has become firm friends with Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint and Emma Watson. “I felt a special bond with all the cast and all the crew that have worked on the films for 10 years. It’s been an incredible achievement to complete the series and have the privilege to see at first hand what the films have meant to so many people.

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Today Matt has posted a photo of himself in costume for his role as Lester Cole in Agatha Christie’s Verdict, which opened in Windsor on January 11th.  View the photo below and larger in over at the Matthew-Lewis.com gallery. You can purchase tickets for the play by heading over to this page and finding where you want to see the play.

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