MovieFone has posted their 25 Under 25: Hollywoods Hottest Young Stars. Emma, Dan, and Rob have made the list!  What I am wondering is WHERE IS RUPERT!!? Why do these things always leave him out, poor guy.

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MTV spoke to a bunch of different celebrities about what Harry Potter means to them to celebrate the 10th Anniversary of Sorcerer’s Stone!

Keira Knightley: “I’ve read all the books. I haven’t seen the films, except the first one. What’s the alley where they get the wands from? [Diagon Alley.] That’s an amazing image. Harry, he’s pretty cool. He’s got a good scar.”

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MTV has a new interview with Rob Pattinson, Cedric in Goblet of Fire, where he talks about his new film Twilight and a bit about Harry Potter.

MTV: You’re the only actor to appear in both the “Harry Potter” and “Twilight” universes. Is Stephenie Meyer’s material meatier, in your opinion?

Pattinson: In a lot of ways. My character certainly is [more substantial] than the character I played in “Harry Potter” [Cedric Diggory], mainly because the entire thing is based on Edward’s character and who he is. He is very tortured and conflicted, which is very different from what I played in “Harry Potter.” But it’s a completely different style of book.

Today Robert Pattinson, who portrayed Hufflepuff Cedric Diggory in Goblet of Fire, celebrates his 22nd birthday!!!!
Zo�« Wanamaker, who played Madame Hooch is celebrating her 59th birthday.

Happy Birthday, Robert and Zoe!!!!

In a new interview with MTV Robert Pattinson, who played Cedric Diggory in Goblet of Fire, discusses his role as Edward in the upcoming Twilight movie.

MTV: Some “Twilight” fans get angry if you compare the franchise to “Harry Potter,” while others see the similarities. How do you guys feel?
Pattinson: [The difference is that each are] using different metaphors for things. The strange thing about this is it’s so deeply entwined with sexuality, much more so than “Harry Potter,” as virtually all vampire things are — mainly because it’s a love story. “Harry Potter” isn’t really a love story, so a lot of the metaphorical stuff [in “Twilight”] is about teen lust. It’s a very erotic movie.

Robert Pattinson is featured in Evening Standard Magazine. In the article, Robert discusses his various films including Little Ashes about the life of artist Salvador Dali, “Twilight,” based on the novels by Stephenie Meyer, as well as Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. Rob says:

“I was never a leader, and the idea of my ever being made head boy is a complete joke. I wasn’t involved in much at school, and I was never picked for any of the teams.” On the doomed fate that awaited the Hogwarts champion, the actor gave his reaction to learning the fate of his character as he noted “I looked at the other actors, and thought “God! Lucky you! You’ve got another three films guaranteed!” GoF director Mike Newell is quoted as describing Robert Pattinson: “Cedric exemplifies all that you would expect the Hogwarts’ champion to be. Robert Pattinson was born to play the role; he’s quintessentially English, with chislled public schoolboy good looks.”

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Thanks Leaky!