Thanks to Tom Felton EU we have the first trailer for Tom Felton’s upcoming 4-hour miniseries Labyrinth which also stars John Hurt (Ollivander). You may watch the trailer here, I will updated this post if the trailer becomes embeddable.
For those of you that don’t remember, the series is an adventure story set both in Medieval and modern-day France and centered on two woman bound together by the secret of the holy Grail. Tom will play Raymond-Roger de Trencavel, who tried to protect his subjects from the crusaders in 12th century France.
According to ComingSoon, Tom Felton is in negotiations to star in the upcoming horror film Therese Raquin. Tom also retweeted an article about the attachment, meaning this is not a rumor. Glenn Close and Elizabeth Olsen are also rumored to be in talks for the film.
First published as a novel in 1867, Emile Zola’s tale is arguably best known for its 1873 stage play version (also by Zola). The plot has the titular frenchwoman, Therese, plotting to murder her husband, Camille, with her new lover, Laurent. Though they successfully inact the deed, they find their subsequent married life haunted by the ghost of Camille.
Olsen would play the part of Therese and Felton, Camille with Close appearing as Madame Raquin, the aunt of Therese and mother of Camille. Two of the bigger parts that remain to be cast are Laurent and Michaud, a police officer and friend of Madame Raquin.
Some new photos of Tom Felton in his upcoming television mini-series Labyrinth have appeared online, via the show’s Official Site, and may be viewed over at Feltbeats! Labyrinth is a 4 hour long, 4 part mini series that will be released in various countries. According to The Hollywood Reporter:
[Kate] Mosse’s tale is an adventures story set in modern and medieval France which centres on two women’s search for the holy grail. Delivery is set for late summer 2012. Germany’s Sat.1, Channel Four in the U.K., France’s M6, Spain’s Quatro and ORF in Austria have pre-bought the show. NBC Universal Home Entertainment and Koch Media have certain U.S. home entertainment rights. So far, there is no U.S. broadcaster attached to the series.
The People’s Choice Awards took place last night and the Harry Potter series was the top winner with 4 awards (it won every award it was nominated for)! It won the following categories:
Favorite Movie
Favorite Action Movie
Favorite Ensemble Movie Cast
Favorite Movie Adaption
Daniel Radcliffe was nominated for Best Actor but lost out to Johnny Depp. Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson and Tom Felton were up for Favorite Movie Star Under 25 but that was taken by Chloe Moretz.
Our handheld audio-visual guides bring the Studio Tour to life in a completely new way. Narrated by Tom Felton who plays Draco Malfoy in the Harry Potter film series, it contains fascinating facts about the sets, costumes and props, as well as newly produced interviews with filmmakers and never before seen behind-the-scenes footage. It is available in eight languages, with the English Digital Guide narrated by Tom Felton, and can be pre-booked with your tickets. This is available to hire for just £4.95.
E! Online has released a new video that shows the cast and crew on the final day of filming for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Parts I and II as well as some interviews and other clips. The clip is part of a feature on the Deathly Hallows DVD.
The film comes out on DVD in the US this Friday, November 11th and in the UK on December 2nd. If you are in the US you may pre-order the different versions below at the WB shop:
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