Today on Twitter Warwick Davis answered a fan’s question about Professor Flitwick’s transformation, here is his answer:
“Could you possibly give us an insight as to why Flitwick’s look was changed for the third HP movie?”
So many of you have asked me the ‘New look Flitwick’ question, so I will answer it here, once and for all. When it came time to shoot ‘Azkaban’, there was no mention of ‘Flitwick” in the script. However, the producer still wanted me to be in the movie, so he asked if I would play the role of ‘Choir Master’. Of course, I said ‘yes’. When it came time to shoot ‘Goblet of Fire’, the director, Michael Newell said he liked the look of the choir master, and from that moment, the character became known as ‘Flitwick’.
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Filed Under: Warwick Davis |
Today, October 11th, is Dawn French’s 52th birthday! Dawn plays the Fat Lady in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban.
Also, it is my 21st birthday today! YAYYYY!!!!!!!! My mommy is going to make me have a drink…(yes I know it is odd that I don’t drink, it just isn’t appetizing since I’m a picky eater…)
Happy Birthday Dawn (and me)!
Filed Under: Birthdays, Other Actors (Female), Site |
I have added some more photos from Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix and Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows to the gallery!
Order of the Phoenix Promotional Images (HQ)
Deathly Hallows Behind the Scenes
Filed Under: Deathly Hallows, Order of the Phoenix |
Kai Z Feng has updated his Flickr with a new photo from his photoshoot with Tom Felton, and Tom also has released another one. See both below.
 
Filed Under: Tom Felton |
As I posted last month there are a TON of Special Features on the Half-Blood Prince DVD. More of the features have been released.
- Close-Up With The Cast of Harry Potter (trt: 28:30) (Hosts Matthew Lewis (“Neville Longbottom”) and Alfred Enoch (“Dean Thomas”) lead us on an entertaining look at the cast of Harry Potter as they explore their interests away from acting and spend a day on set with the production team.)
- Editing with Daniel Radcliffe: Daniel and editor Mark Day have a light-hearted conversation about film editing and how to get the right shot for a scene
- Special Effects with Matthew Lewis, Oliver Phelps and Tom Felton: The guys get a “science lesson” from Special Effects Supervisor John Richardson and technician Matthew Harlow.
- Owl Training with Jessie Cave: Jessie heads outside for training tips with “hootie” and owl trainer Guillaume Grange.
- Stunt Training with Rupert Grint: Rupert shows off his thrill for danger with the stunt department.
- Costume Designs with Evanna Lynch: Evanna shares her jewelry designs with Costume Designer Jany Temime.
- Art with Bonnie Wright: Bonnie and graphic designer Eduardo Lima show off the fun props, products and set designs.
- Behind the Camera with James Phelps: In his debut performance in the assistant director department, James actually becomes a crew member on set.
- Make-Up with Emma Watson: Emma and designer Amanda Knight talk about the biggest challenges on this year’s film.
Thanks Maura!
Filed Under: Bonnie Wright, Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, Evanna Lynch, Half-Blood Prince, James and Oliver Phelps, Jessie Cave, Rupert Grint, Tom Felton |
In a new interview with the Daily Record Robbie Coltrane talks about the Potter series. Robbie plays the lovable Hagrid in the movies.
“I regret the ending of Harry Potter for the obvious reasons of saying goodbye to a bunch of people with whom I’ve become very friendly over the years, but also because I will be giving up a regular income.You don’t get too much of that in the world of acting.”
The 59-year-old is equally worried for his young Potter co-stars. Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson and Rupert Grinch, as well as a host of other actors, have grown up on the sets of the film adaptations of JK Rowlings books.
Rutherglen-born Robbie says: “For them the conclusion of the films will be like leaving school, saying goodbye to friends and going out into the big, wide world. It’s a huge step and it wouldn’t be surprising if some of them, at least, felt nervous about making it.”
Filed Under: Robbie Coltrane |