Devon Murray, who plays Seamus Finnigan in the Potter films, has done a new interview with Evening Herald Newspaper.
Devon has been busy enjoying the high life thanks to his starry status, and revealed how he even joined young fashionista Emma Watson in a dream shopping trip in Harrods of London.
“We were allowed to just grab whatever we wanted so I took all these designer jeans, but I didn’t bother even trying them on so none of them fit properly!” he explained.
The former Billie Barry student is also busy readying himself to start filming the final movie next October, and expects it will take more than six months to film his part alone.
Matthew Lewis and Devon Murray (Seamus Finnigan) will be attending this year’s Dragon*Con once again!
The event will take place Friday, August 29 to Monday, September 1, 2008 at four different hotels in Atlanta, Georgia: the Atlanta Hilton, the Hyatt Regency Atlanta, the Marriott Marquis Atlanta, and the Marriott Marquis Atlanta
Devon Murray (Seamus Finnigan), will be starring in the short film entitled Gone Fishing, in which he plays the young version of a character who talks about his great love of fishing, “and the legend of Goliath, the biggest pike ever caught.” There is a trailer now online:
ACED Magazine got an interview with the Harry Potter stars during last month’s Florida Supercon. Natalia Tena, Hugh Mitchell, Devon Murray, and Danielle Tabor were in attendance.
We all had to lean closer as Natalia Tena spent a few seconds whispering in imitation of David Yates, making the others laugh in agreement. “He is awesome. He’s so soft spoken. You don’t even know how he gets stuff done. Most other directors, like in theatre, are like, �€�Lights! What are you doing? Get him to do that!'” yells Natalia, and then bursts into laughter.
Devon adds, “He’s just more laid back than all the other directors. Besides Alfonso Cuaron (Prisoner of Azkaban), he was just real hip. He was like ‘Go on, yeah. Do it. Do it.’ Whereas, Dave… he would ask [everyone] on the set: What is your input, what do you want to happen in the scene? Like, if you would say to him, ‘Well, if I was to do this and he was to do that,’ he’ll film that and then he’ll try it his way. So it’s nice to have your own input into the movie as well.”
Thanks to Gretchen and SnitchSeeker we have a nice synopsis of the Flordida Supercon! You can click here or MORE to read the full thing! There is some strong language, so be aware of that.
In a bout of crazy animated, mile a minute rambling she revealed that there will be no funeral scene in the next movie, at which she then went, “F***! S***! I’m not allowed to tell you that! Oh, f***ing h*ll man. S***.” I’m pretty sure she was seriously a bit upset.
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