Alfonso Cuarón’s “Believe” canceled
Disappointing news for fans of Alfonso Cuarón’s fantasy series, “Believe” – NBC has axed the show after just one short season.
Author: Catherine Lai
Rupert Grint discusses “Postman Pat”, shares part of his song for the film
To promote his upcoming film “Postman Pat: The Movie”. Rupert Grint gave an interview Friday morning on the BBC Radio 1 “Breakfast Show”. Listen to the full interview here, including part of his song for the film, “Struck by Lightning”!
Emma Thompson talks stunt driving and kissing Pierce Brosnan for “The Love Punch”
In a new interview, Emma Thompson discusses her role in “The Love Punch”, the upcoming comedy in which she and Pierce Brosnan play a divorced couple whose retirement money has been stolen by a young financier.
Tom Felton attends Calgary Expo, admits to sneaking candy onto “Potter” set
This past weekend, Tom Felton appeared at the Calgary Expo to talk about some of his experiences playing the villainous Draco Malfoy. He revealed that after “Prisoner of Azkaban”, the costume designers had to sew shut the pockets of the wizard’s robes because Tom kept sneaking snacks on set.
New special guests announced for LeakyCon 2014
Can’t wait for LeakyCon? In case you need any more reason to be excited, three more special guests have just been announced, including two actors from the “Harry Potter” films.
John Hurt wants YOU to vote for “Doctor Who” to win a BAFTA – video
In this fun video, John Hurt, who recently appeared on “Doctor Who”’s 50th anniversary special, encourages fans to vote for “Doctor Who” for the BAFTA Television Awards, where “The Day of the Doctor” is nominated for the Radio Times Audience Award.
Daniel Radcliffe, Stephen Fry choose sad poems for anthology
What makes Daniel Radcliffe cry? That’s what Dan had to consider for his contribution to a newly published anthology titled “Poems That Make Grown Men Cry: 100 Men on the Words That Move Them”.
Robbie Coltrane opens new building at Glasgow School of Art, plans to write autobiography
Robbie Coltrane has returned to his old school, the Glasgow School of Art, to help open its new Reid Building. He has also started writing his autobiography, which he may publish online.
Co-producer of “Potter” play describes it as an “intimate personal drama”
Colin Callender, one of the producers of the previously announced play based on Harry’s early life with the Dursleys, recently discussed the focus of the play and how he convinced J.K. Rowling to bring the “Harry Potter” franchise to the stage.
