MTV has a new interview with David Yates and Daniel Radcliffe.

“That’s a scene [where Harry doesn’t go to the end of term feast] that was cut a bit before you got to that bit,” star Daniel Radcliffe said. “You see a bit, and if we had just continued the shot, that’s what would have happened. It’s a sweet moment between Harry and Ron, but Rupert [Grint] and I shot that really early on, and we were maybe not quite into our characters at that time. It is a sweet scene though.”What you won’t find in the DVD’s deleted scenes, however, is a shot that fans thought would have made the film because it explained Snape’s behavior throughout the whole series, a scene referred to as Snape’s worst memory, in which he calls a teenage Lily, Harry’s mom-to-be, a Mudblood. Some of that was in the film, but it stopped short of showing Lily, who turned out to be the love of Snape’s life. “We had a lovely actress play Lily,” Yates said. “And we may bring her back. But by introducing Lily and the Lily/Snape plot, that back story, we complicated it too much. We had to cut it.”

There is yet  another interview with Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson and Rupert Grint. They talk about the last movie, Half-Blood Prince, the last book and being a celebrity.

You can see a video here.

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V&A Collections Centre is allowing individuals and groups to watch Dan Radcliffe’s performance in Equus on video for free, by appointment at the Theatre Collections research facility at Blythe House in London, England.

Go HERE for more info!

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Thanks to CBBC Newsround there is a new interview with Emma, Dan and Rupert!

What’s the actress who plays Lavender Brown like?

Rupert (Ron): “I was involved with the Lavender Brown audition and the whole Lavender thing. Her name’s Jessie and she is really cool and it’s going to be really funny.”

Emma: “She seems really sweet and perfect for the role of Lavender. The casting is so good and I am looking forward to her scenes with Ron. I think it’s going to be quite a comic film.”

ITN has a feature online that has a new video interview with Dan Radcliffe (Harry), Rupert Grint (Ron), Emma Watson (Hermione) and director David Yates and their reactions to Dumbledore being gay. This interview was done last weekend for the press launch of the Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix DVD.
To watch click HERE, then on the video box at the top of the screen.

There is now a video online of Dan on the British program Parkinson. View the video below and some pictures here.