The new issue of Entertainment Weekly will be featuring Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows with a preview online now with snippets from their interviews with Dan, Rupert and Emma. You can see the cover of the issue in the gallery!
[…] spoke with Entertainment Weekly for this week’s cover story, reflecting on their childhoods inside Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardy and discussing their plans for the future. EW’s Los Angeles Bureau Chief, Sean Smith, has been interviewing these actors — Daniel Radcliffe (Harry Potter), Emma Watson (Hermione Granger) and Rupert Grint (Ron Weasley) — since the very first film, The Sorcerer’s Stone, and mines his 10 years of access and observations for this in-depth portrait of the three most famous kids in the world as they transition into adulthood and life outside of Potter.
The issue will be on stands soon, it is the November 12th issue.
As part of promotion for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part I Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, and Emma Watson will all be appearing on Live with Regis and Kelly. (it is posted on a reliable website, but it could be a rumor…most likely it’s true). Tom Felton is also scheduled to appear on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno Here’s the schedule.
Emma Watson has been featured in the December issue of Marie Claire magazine and there are a bunch of behind the scenes photos and videos online that you can see below.
Reelz Channel has posted their newest Muggle Minute which features a look at the non-Harry Potter careers of Emma Watson, Daniel Radcliffe and Rupert Grint. Watch below!
Emma’s Official Site has been updated with scans from her feature in the December issue of UK VOGUE! View the scans below and make sure to pick up your own copy of the issue, on stands now!
Thanks again to HarryPotterLA we have translations from two of the interviews in Cinemania (with more on the way!) For now we just have Emma and Dan, which may be read here.
Harry Potter is going to be part of Hollywood history as one of the biggest franchises of all time. What would you like the people to remember about them? Dan: I hope they remember the bond between Harry and both of his friends. Friendship is very important, even more if you were unfortunate and you grew up without parents, like Harry. His friends were his family, and for many kids who are in similar situations in the real world, he’s kind of a role model.
Is it true the first time Rowling met you she said it was like finding his lost son? Dan: That’s true. You can’t receive a better compliment, can you? She’s very nice. The first time we talked on the phone she said she wanted to adopt me, which was a great thing. I just handed the phone to David Heyman (producer), I was very embarrassed. She’s a great person.
From all the directors, which one is the one who understood better the Potterverse? Emma: Chistopher really understood the book’s heart; Alfonso, his magic; Mike understood the comedy; and David, the darkness and subtlety. Everyone gave interesting things.
Which was the most memorable scene? Emma: The most fun was Fleur & Bill’s wedding, everyone dancing and everything. The last week I made a scene where I had to jump over a dragon’s back and it was amazing. As well as the scene where we are chased by Snatchers through the forest. Also, I’ll never forget the scene where Helena Bonham Carter tortures me.
Hopefully the other translations will be ready today!
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