Yet another Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part II TV spot has appeared online with even more new scenes! Once again, when a better quality version appears online I will post it! Watch below:
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part II and it’s actors have been featured in the latest issue of Screen magazine!! There are a bunch of new photos in the issue from the film. There are also new shots of Matthew Lewis, James and Oliver Phelps, Tom Felton and Emma Watson. See all the scans in the gallery, courtesy of SS!
Two new Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part II TV spots have appeared online, sadly one is very poor quality but when a clearer version is released I will post it. Watch the new commercials below:
Bonnie Wright recently spoke to Interview magazine about the Harry Potter series, school and more. The interview also included some new photos of the Ginny Weasley actress that you may see in the gallery. Some snippets from her interview may be read below, the full interview can be read over at Interview’s website.
SYMONDS: How does it feel now that it’s all over, and there’s nothing left to film?
WRIGHT: It’s very weird. I think it’s one of those things that we thought would never, ever happen. It was the last week, and then it finally became the last day, and it was just so bizarre. I think for all of us, it’s been such a long journey, and such an amazing journey, that we were all very happy to tie it up and move on to the next stage of our lives. I think that’s the most important thing now for me, is definitely to keep acting, and to try and diversify my skills and share myself in different roles. When you start so young working, you build a hunger for acting, working, and a busy life.
SYMONDS: What’s your concentration?
WRIGHT: I’m studying film and television in London. So that’s very interesting. I kind of went towards that: the idea of writing, storytelling, all the different things that go behind film; and I always wanted to go to art school, and it’s one of the big art schools of London, so that was a dream that I completed.
[For you fashion lovers out there Bonnie is wearing Pringle of Scotland clothing [except for a Stella McCartney dress] and Wright and Teague jewelry, which is her parent’s label]
Architectural Digest has a new article online where they interview Stuart Craig, the Harry Potter set designer. Stuart has shared with them a bunch of never before seen sets from Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part II and how he designed them. Those photos may be seen in the gallery. Some of the descriptions may be read below, the rest can be seen in the article.
Part of the Battle of Hogwarts takes place in the school’s entrance hall, which was redesigned for the scene. “This is one example of how things just evolve and how Hogwarts changes from one movie to the next,” says Craig. “In the final battle, it’s required that the statues jump down and take part in the battle. So we needed to change the look of the entrance hall.” [accompanying photo]
Harry, Ron, and Hermione escape Gringotts on the dragon, crashing through the levels of the bank, including the marble hall shown in this concept drawing. Craig notes that, like the sets, the creatures have evolved. “Harry Potter, in its ten-year period, spanned quite a bound in technology. At the beginning, we would have done most things physically—even some of the creatures were sculpted full size and operated as animatronic creatures. Toward the end of the process, they became digital constructions and brilliantly real.” [accompanying photo]
This morning we have been sent some information about an awesome event that will be held at the London Film Museum on July 2nd. The full press release may be read here.
Warner Bros. Consumer Products (WBCP) has unveiled plans for the spectacularHarry Potter: A Magical Event at the London Film Museum on Saturday 2 July 2011, just five days before the highly anticipated world premiere of the final film in the series, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2.
Harry Potter fans are encouraged to don costumes and flock to London’s South Bank for this special, one-of-a-kind extravaganza that will allow enthusiasts to experience a spellbinding array of Harry Potter products and see actual film props and costumes that were used throughout the series. All of the featured Harry Potter products will be on sale in advance of the 7 July premiere of the final film.
I may be in attendance but I’m not sure yet since that is the day I’m arriving in London. If you guys are going to go be sure to comment and let me know!
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