There is a new photo online from half-blood prince where we see Harry and Dumbledore in Slughorn’s house. See the photo HERE!
There is also a new interview in the LA Times where Dan, Emma and Rupert discuss the film.
Radcliffe said the scene will be a hilarious treat for franchise fans, but not everyone was thrilled during the filming — Rupert Grint, as Ron, had long envied the actors who got to swoop across the screen in the sport that is a sort of flying-broomstick version of lacrosse.
“I found out it was not as much fun to film as I hoped,” said Grint, who was left weary and sore by the mechanized broom handle and had headaches from staring at the giant green screen that provides the backdrop canvas for computer artists to later fill in with crowds and the towering playing field. “It’s going to be more fun to watch than it was to film.”
Dan was recently interviewed by WizardUniverse and they have posted the interview.
This film had a mixture of both adventure and some more intimate moments. Which are your favorite scenes to play? Do you like the action or the quieter scenes? RADCLIFFE: I think that I like the quieter scenes. There’s a lot of action but the quieter scenes will, generally speaking, be where the heart is. That’s not to say there aren’t some emotionally quite intense action sequences, but when there are just two people sitting down talking the stakes are very much higher, emotionally. My favorite scene in the film, actually, is one that I’m that not in, which is probably not that surprising because I hate watching myself. It’s with Rupert (Ron) in Quidditch practice, and it is genuine laugh-out-loud funny. And I don’t laugh out loud that easily.
Thanks to SS we have scans of the May issue of Total Film magazine. It includes new interviews with Dan Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, Emma Watson, Tom Felton, David Yates, David Heyman and David Barron.
We also have scans from the March 09 Issue of Entertainment Weekly where Harry and Voldemort were named in the Best Heroes and Villains.
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