Today we have some audio from a Q&A session with Paul Hemstreet, VP of Special Features for Warner Brothers, he talks about the features on the Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 DVD and BluRay. You may listen to part of the audio below:

Thanks to WCG for sending the video on behalf of WB.

In a new interview with Digital Spy, Daniel Radcliffe talks about why he acts.  This came about because he was not nominated for this years Tony awards for his performance in How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying. He was, however, nominated for the Best Leading Actor in a Musical award at the BroadwayWorld.com award, vote here.

He added: “I think I speak for 99% of actors when I say that… while it’s lovely to get recognized by your peers, it’s not the reason why we do it. The people that do this job for awards and recognition are kind of worshipping at the wrong altar, and I’m not really quite sure if I want to know those people.”

Tom Felton will be attending the Wizard World Big Apple Comic Con which is taking place May 21st – 22nd at at Penn Plaza Pavilion, 401 Seventh Avenue at 33rd St. in Manhattan. He will be there on the 21st for the following event:

4:00-4:45PM
TOM FELTON Q&A
Best known for his portrayal of Draco Malfoy, the villain and arch-nemesis of Harry Potter in the series of blockbuster films, Tom Felton makes a rare appearance at Big Apple Comic Con for a special Q&A session to answer all of your fan questions.

You can buy tickets here, or if you would like VIP tickets click here. Tickets are $20 for 1 day or $35 for both days. A VIP ticket is $99.99.

As I posted a few days ago, Rupert Grint is participating in a campaign urging people to drink more milk. Today a new video has been posted online where Rupert challenges you to drink a pint of milk faster than him.  He is currently in 12th place for celebrities, view the leaderboard here.

If you want to join the challenge: Get a pint of semi skimmed milk, Film yourself taking the challenge, Say your time to the camera and finally Upload your video to YouTube and post the link on their Facebook page: here.

Thanks Rupert-Grint.us

In the next issue of Total Film Daniel Radcliffe discusses Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows and the split of the films.  They have posted a preview of the interview complete with a new photo.

Radcliffe is adamant that the book (not the longest in the Potter canon), couldn’t have been done justice in a single movie: “We could never have adapted it into one film.”

“If you come to me with a satisfactory adaptation of the seventh book into one film, then we can have this debate! All the books from The Goblet of Fire onwards were big, but with every one, you could cut swathes out without detracting from the main story.”

On why this one’s different, Radcliffe explained: “In The Deathly Hallows there are no subplots. It’s all the same story and it’s hard to lose a page.”

“If we’d have done it in one film we’d have had to reconfigure the entire story and it just wouldn’t have been an adaptation of the book.”

Hopefully when the magazine comes out someone will be able to get scans, if I have time I’m going to try to get out to buy it.

In a quick video segment, Chronicles of Narnia star Ben Barnes discusses the difference between the Harry Potter and Narnia films.

If you’re a Narnia fan, be sure to buy The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader which is out now on DVD. (Who else loves Narnia? I do!)