In a new interview Jim Broadbent confirms that he will be back to play Slughorn for Deathly Hallows!  For those of you that haven’t seen Half-Blood Prince left let me tell you, he is PERFECT!  So I am very glad he will be back!  You guys will love him!

“I knew [producer] David Yates before, had worked with him and loved him, so that’s where the invitation came from. I loved the films anyway, they’re great and the character was irresistible, so it was a no brainer really, no apprehensions.”

According to the article he is back filming the final movie!

AOL Moviefone has new video interviews with Dan, Rupert, Tom, Michael Gambon and David Yates!! View them all here at the site and a few below!

Paste magazine has interviewed Daniel and Emma and they discuss a bunch of fun things!

Paste: You are off to University in the autumn.
Watson: I am—to Brown, which is an Ivy League establishment in the U.S.A. I’ve got a place there to read literature.

Paste: You’ve got very close to J.K. Rowling.
Watson: And to Helena Bonham Carter, as well. I look up to both of those women as mentors in their own fields. It’s nice to talk to—and to listen to—an older woman who has gone through what you’re going through, and to get their opinion. And it is always opinion. They never dish out big clunks of advice.

Paste: Of the Harry Potter’s that you’ve done so far, your favorite is…?
Radcliffe: The fifth one—for two reasons. The first is that Gary Oldman was in it, and I love that man’s work, and the second was that there was no bloody Quidditch in it. That is really torture, having to do the Quidditch games. It’s more than several steps up from discomfort—it’s pain! Gary, thank God, has become a good mate, and something of a mentor. He’s a guy with a supremely sane head on his shoulders.

Paste: Come on, honesty time….what have you done with the earnings from the Potter films, since you don’t own a car and can’t drive?
Radcliffe: Sensible investments (I hope), the flat, and a very interesting painting by Jim Hodges, a very exciting New York Artist, that I love. There’s a little bit of calligraphy in the middle of it which spells out ‘Oh for crying out loud!’, which is something that my mum says a lot. That’s its appeal. The connection.

Thanks TLC.

Well since Half-Blood Prince comes out in a few hours I took down the countdown and put up one for Deathly Hallows Part 1!!!! Only 492 days, hahaha….wow that seems long. But its only a year and a half!

For all of you going to see Half-Blood Prince at midnight, ENJOY! It was awesome and if you don’t love it, shame on you 😉

Now Magazine has a new interview with Freddie Stroma where he talks about filming Half-Blood Prince!  I have to say, that Freddie was my one of my favorite interviews at the Half-Blood Prince premiere (him and Tom).

He’s also supposed to be a bit of a bad boy, would you say you have a nasty streak in you too that makes you able to relate to him?
Once we started filming the comedy in Cormac became more obvious, so I wouldn’t say that I needed a ‘nasty’ streak to play him. He’s very arrogant and obnoxious but not a particularly evil figure. I’d like to think that there aren’t a lot of similarities between Cormac and I, I base a lot of my acting on behaviour I’ve seen in other people.

What do you think you’d like to do in the future? Do you want to stick with just film roles or like Dan go into theatre and TV?
I would most like to do film or TV. Possibly theatre in the future but I’m in LA a lot of the time at the moment and if I was going to do theatre it would be in London. For the moment though I’m really enjoying doing films and TV.

Thanks FS.com

Newsweek has a new interview with Jessie Cave, who plays Lavender Brown.

You are totally festooned with bows, bangles, headbands, every Topshop accessory imaginable.
She’s a very girly-girl—she’s like the type of girl that you could imagine you could hear coming a mile off because of her bangles kind of rubbing together. She’s perfectly curled and coifed and ready to be seen at any occasion—very, very aware of how she looks. And very pink.

Are you like that in real life?
No, I’m definitely not as prepared as she is, and I’m definitely not as neatly intact at all times. It was a major decision to make her hair curly, and to make her very pristine. The headbands are something I wear in my life, too. But I’m definitely nothing like her; I wear glasses in real life and have a bit of a beak.

Thanks JC.com