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Potter actors to support Leukaemia Research
Harry Potter actors will come together to attend Patrick Doyle's "Music from the Movies" at the Royal Albert Hall on Sunday, October 28th. Featuring music from the Goblet of Fire composer, the event will be held in aid of Leukaemia Research. Doyle is himself a leukaemia survivor and will join the London Symphony Orchestra and London Symphony Chorus for this very special performance.The event will be directed by actor Kenneth Branagh, who played Professor Lockhart, and supported by other Harry Potter actors including: Emma Thompson (Professor Trelawney), Alan Rickman (Professor Snape) and Robbie Coltrane (Professor Hagrid). Others in attendance will include Richard E. Grant, Sir Derek Jacobi and Dame Judi Dench. These stars will introduce some of the greatest film soundtracks of all time.
To take advantage of a special ticket offer for as low as £10, use the code "2639" when calling the Royal Albert hall box office at 020 7589 8212 or by visiting their website.
Posted by Micah on Oct 25th |
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!st!!
That great!
that's awesome!! and i have never beed so quick to comment before.... *excited!*
thats so great =]
Go actors!!! top ten?
6? That is cool, my first time in the top ten! I wish i lived in England!
6? That is cool, my first time in the top ten! I wish i lived in England!
yay! top ten! i thought there would be no comments and i would be first MAN!
It's nice to know Harry Potter films have such great people in it. I wish I could go, it sounds like fun.
That's great!
cool! top 20...that's so great for HP actors to do that!
it's great that they support stuff like this! and on a side note... it's awesome that we've been getting so much HP news suddenly!
that's great... potter really has got power.
homophobia is retarted.
Thats really good! AND CAN MUGGLENET PLEASE FIX THE POLL??
Sundays my birthdayyy!! woo OCTOBER 28TH IS THE BEST DAY EVERRR
That's cool! Orchestra rocks. And yes, anvilsized, the poll is weird. I have a feeling not only one person has voted.. also, I CAN'T WAIT until the next mugglecast comes out!! Sorry for such a random post ;)
everyone who can should go!!! Leukaemia research is very important.
I wish I could go...being an american is so lame. Anyway, Leukemia (thats how we spell it over here) research is very important. My sister is a survivor...it is a underfunded type of cancer and any money to help research this cancer is GREATLY appreciated! Thank you, thank you Potter pals!
that is wayyyyyy better news then the dumbledore thingy.......go hp for the Leukaemia research...if u live there go!!
I wish I could go! I didn't know that Doyle had had leukemia.
This is amazing. I always try and help peole with disease's and people that are in poverty so I'm very excited that my favourite books/movies are supporting this too.
OMG! Go actors!
I have a friend that was diagnosed with Luekaemia at the young age of 12. The past three years have been a constant struggle, but she's still pushing through. "Music from the Movies" is great, and its good to be reminded that people out there really care.
i cannot believe he is one of the survivors...........this is really great event, a awesome break from the Dumbledore thing. Get to see the best actors and actresses in Britain.
I've been raising money in America for Leukemia Research since 2000. I run the Disney half marathon every year for it. I'm so excited that I've moved to London now and have a chance to support the cause here and go to this. I will definitley be looking into getting tickets. :)
How much is 10 what evers in America?
I think that is really great!!! Kudos to you peeps, I really love what you are doing, especially since my grandpa has Leukemia. I agree with MUHAHAHA, it is a nice break from the Dumbles hype. I wish i couuld go sooo bad.
Hooray! a positive news post! This is really wonderful! That is a random picture to use. In English, we're listening to a recording of King Lear that has Kenneth Branagh and Emma Thompson in it. And did you know that Alan Rickman was Scar (in the Lion King)? I didn't until recently. I'm sorry, this is a really random comment.
actually member of spew Scar was Jeremy Irons, Britains greatest and one of the most underrated and sexiest actors alive.
of course that excludes Sir Ian McKellen who is just an icon and I swear would of made an amazing Dumbly
I want to go!
That would be neat to go to:) Cant wait for the blogs about the event:)
Aw I wish I could go. That sounds awesome and good for the HP actors for doing it.
i am sure JK is very proud and pleased. 50 points for these fine actors!!!!
That's so cool. I hope they raise lots of money! =)
Thats soooo good of them! i know a couple of people who are diaganosed with Leaukaemia. I'm really happy that these stars are making an effort to help them! You know what? we are actually very lucky that we are fans of such great people, Jo bought a retired greyhound, Dan always donates in a charity, and now this. btw, what is it with the poll? its really weird.....well, anyways, GO HP!!!!!!
Great causes... great people. Three cheers for Harry Potter!
hip hip hooray!! hip hip hooray!! hip hip hooray!!
That's soooo great!! What incredibly awesome people. :D Alan, Emma, Kenneth, I HEART YOU!
any cheesecakians out there??
i guess thats a no.... i will make cheesecake and give it to the next person that comes and talks to me!
I wish i could go
cheesecakian?
aww man
i am here Rob! YAY cheesecake for you!
My dad had luekemia (I don't think that's how you spell) it. He also has skin cancer and he died =( I feel great that they're doing this though !
its great that they're doing that =]
huh? im confused
I bought my tickets today!! I'm so excited to get to see all of them, hear some wonderful Doyle songs which I love (not just his HP stuff...loads of it!), and give to a great cause. I give to the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society a lot in the US so I'm glad I'm getting the chance to donate tomorrow to this cause in the UK. Also, someone asked a while back how much £10 is in dollars...its just over $20. I bought £15 pound tickets...its a good cause :)
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