Daniel also answered some fan questions, including a proposal!

Thanks to Extra for emailing the clips!

Daniel also appeared on the Wendy Williams show to discuss the film, the Giants and also tried his first jalapeno popper.

50. Page 394

The Scene: Snape’s mastery of his classroom is epitomised by his contemptuously drawling instruction to “turn to page three hundred and ninety four.” It doesn’t look much written down, but somehow Alan Rickman manages to make it sound like a threat…
The Awesome: Rickman is perfect as Snape, and this scene sums up his sneering cruelty perfectly.

38. A mother’s love

The Scene: Molly Weasley takes on Bellatrix Lestrange, who had been aiming killing curses at her only daughter, Ginny. This doesn’t go down well with Molly, who unleashes the full force of her maternal rage upon the Death Eater…
The Awesome: “Not my daughter you BITCH!” As war cries go, they don’t get much better than that.

33. The three brothers

The Scene: Hermione reads aloud the tale of the three brothers by Beedle the Bard, explaining the myth of the Deathly Hallows as she does so.
The Awesome: The accompanying animation is an inventive way of illustrating the story, and one of the finest moments (from an artistic standpoint) of the eight-movie series.

32. Resurrection Stone

The Scene: Harry makes his way into the Forbidden Forest to face his destiny, stopping for some words of comfort from his departed friends and family. Handy thing, that Resurrection Stone.
The Awesome: A heartbreakingly sad interlude before the film’s triumphant conclusion. Plus, it’s also nice to see Gary Oldman return as Sirius.

22. Leaving Little Whinging

The Scene: The Order of the Phoenix all disguise themselves as Harry, before flying from Little Whinging with the Death Eaters in hot pursuit.
The Awesome: The transformation scene is extremely funny, whilst the following chase sequence is truly hair-raising, particularly when Voldemort himself makes an appearance.

16. Dobby’s sacrifice

The Scene: Dobby the house elf arrives at Malfoy Manor to defy his old masters and rescue Harry from the clutches of Bellatrix Lestrange. The price, however, is his own life…
The Awesome: Dobby’s death scene is beautifully executed, and arguably the biggest tear-jerker in the entire series. “What a beautiful place… to be with friends.” We’re welling up…

7. Neville and Nagini

The Scene: Neville Longbottom destroys Lord Voldemort’s last remaining Horcrux, swinging the sword of Gryffindor to behead the hideous serpent, Nagini.
The Awesome: Neville has been growing into his role as unlikely badass as the saga has progressed, and this is the point at which he graduates to full-on hero status. Well done that man!

6. Pucker up

The Scene: Heading back down to the Chamber of Secrets to salvage a couple of Basilisk fangs, Ron and Hermione finally give into their feelings and share a long-awaited kiss. Awww.
The Awesome: After eight films worth of squabbling, it’s nice to see these two finally get their act together. Not before time…

5. Snape’s secret

The Scene: Having been attacked by Nagini, Snape passes his memories to Harry, before dying in the arms of his old adversary. Sniff!
The Awesome: This, and the following explanatory flashback scenes, finally reveal Snape’s true character. And Alan Rickman plays it beautifully.

1. Dumbledore departed

The Scene: As Draco Malfoy falters in his mission, Severus Snape steps up to the plate and blasts Dumbledore from the roof of the Astronomy Tower to his doom.
The Awesome: Dumbledore’s final words, “Severus, please,” are real tear-jerkers, particularly when you discover what he really means by them…

You must sign in with your CBBC iD to cast your vote, and each person can can only vote once. The vote will be open until 4pm on February 23rd and the winning book will be announced on March 1st.

Thanks to Bloomsbury for mailing!

Part 1: Why does Daniel Radcliffe call himself Frog Boy?

Part 2: Daniel Radcliffe on being terrified hosting SNL.

Part 3: Daniel Radcliffe on new movie The Woman in Black.

“EXTRA” WELCOMES SPECIAL GUEST DANIEL RADCLIFFE TO THE GROVE

Thursday, February 2nd – Interview will begin at 6:30PM
(The ‘Extra’ audience will be on a first come, first serve basis)

WHO: Star of ‘Harry Potter’ films and ‘The Woman In Black’ Daniel Radcliffe will be appearing at The Grove!

WHAT: Daniel Radclife will be stopping by “Extra” for a one-on-one interview with correspondent Jerry Penacoli to talk about the release of his new film ‘The Woman in Black’ and future projects. “Extra” will be selecting some of Daniel’s biggest fans to ask him a question live in stage.

WHERE:
The Grove
101 The Grove Drive
Los Angeles, CA

WHEN: Thursday, February 2nd – Interview will begin at approximately 6:30PM

Dan is also featured in the latest ShortList magazine and a behind the scenes video of his shoot was relelased by the publication. That video may also be viewed below:

[Kate] Mosse’s tale is an adventures story set in modern and medieval France which centres on two women’s search for the holy grail. Delivery is set for late summer 2012. Germany’s Sat.1, Channel Four in the U.K., France’s M6, Spain’s Quatro and ORF in Austria have pre-bought the show. NBC Universal Home Entertainment and Koch Media have certain U.S. home entertainment rights. So far, there is no U.S. broadcaster attached to the series.

MTV has also posted two brand new shots, from a publicity photoshoot Matthew took part in last October . View all the photos from Matthew Lewis’ photosession with Idil Sukan in the Matthew-Lewis.com gallery!

Make sure to visit Matthew-Lewis.com for all your Matt news!

Emma Forrest, a British journalist, was just twenty-two and living the fast life in New York City when she realized that her quirks had gone beyond eccentricity. In a cycle of loneliness, damaging relationships, and destructive behavior, she found herself in the chair of a slim, balding, and effortlessly optimistic psychiatrist—a man whose wisdom and humanity would wrench her from the dangerous tide after she tried to end her life. She was on the brink of drowning, but she was still working, still exploring, still writing, and she had also fallen deeply in love. One day, when Emma called to make an appointment with her psychiatrist, she found no one there. He had died, shockingly, at the age of fifty-three, leaving behind a young family. Reeling from the premature death of a man who had become her anchor after she turned up on his doorstep, she was adrift. And when her all-consuming romantic relationship also fell apart, Emma was forced to cling to the page for survival and regain her footing on her own terms.

A modern-day fairy tale, Your Voice in My Head is a stunning memoir, clear-eyed and shot through with wit. In her unique voice, Emma Forrest explores the highs and lows of love and the heartbreak of loss.

If the film is made, Harry Potter director David Yates is set to be the director of the film and he has made it known that he wants Emma Watson to star in it.  Emma would be playing the role of a young woman who attempts suicide before being saved by a New York-based psychiatrist who’s dying of cancer.  Tom Hanks, George Clooney and other high profile actors are possibilities for the male lead in the film.