Tom Felton recently told Hero Complex that he would have one day of reshoots for the epilogue that will be at the end of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part II. At the NYC premiere he joked to us that he wasn’t going to reshoot but the non-professional actors would be reshooting.
“I got the call today,” Felton said Tuesday. “I have to go back for one more day of reshoots. So I’m going back in a couple weeks to do, literally, one more day. I knew that Dan, Rupert and Emma were called in and I was enjoying that, I was joking that, ‘Oh, I got it on the first take so I don’t need any of that, going back to do it again.’ And here I am eating my own words and going back to redo it. They just want to get a couple of extra camera shots. I don’t think anything was done wrong, they just want to cover it more. It could literally be a case of panning the shot five degrees to the left or whatever just to make sure the CGI shot work. So I’m going to go and serve my duty.”
Reelz Channel has emailed over their next segment from their Potter special that Tom Felton hosted. In this segment Tom and Jason Isaacs talk about the Malfoys in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part I.
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.
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”.
In a new interview with Contact Music, Tom Felton talks about how he drew the sketch of Harry that we see in Prisoner of Azkaban and also how he treasures his scripts from the set:
The young Brit, who plays villainous Draco Malfoy in the Potter films, created the drawing for a scene in the third movie and he couldn’t be prouder that it’s now hanging up in California.
He says, “There’s a drawing I did in the third film of Harry being struck by lightning. I remember the art department giving me a drawing of Harry and I said, ‘That’s useless. Give it here and I’ll draw my own one.’
“I spent an hour with the quill mastering this. This is my real work of art and that’s in the Harry Potter museum in Burbank. When I saw that I was a little touched.”
And he admits his home has become a bit of a Potter museum: “I’ve got the last four scripts of the films signed in the front by everyone and I treasure those and I have a letter from J.K. Rowling that I’ve framed and I treasure that as well. I make sure I take care of the things that are sentimental to me.”
MovieFone has added a bunch of new interviews with the stars of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows! In the interviews the stars answer questions from fans, some of the answers are quite amusing. Particularly one involving Daniel Radcliffe, some liquid and a sock. Watch them all below:
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