In a thoughtful article for the January 2015 issue of “Elle UK”, Bonnie Wright talks confidence issues and how she overcomes them. She discusses how she has learned to retain her self-confidence, beginning from her time as a child on the “Harry Potter” set, to her current struggles in an industry that constantly causes self-doubt.
In this week’s Role Call, we find a Kickstarter campaign from one of our MuggleNet Live! Expo Patronum special guests, catch Voldemort getting a college degree, the new Bond film finally gets a title, and we find Father Christmas with a gun?!? All that and more as we check out what our favorite cast members are up to this week!
“Harry Potter” actors took the Golden Globe nominations by storm. Who was recognized, and who was snubbed?
Feeling festive yet? This new “Get Santa” featurette with Jim Broadbent and Warwick Davis should get you in the Christmas spirit!
The SAG nominees have been announced! The list features many “Potter” alumni in various projects.
Whom would you choose to keep your common room safe?
Ralph Fiennes certainly has been busy this month, from being nominated for Russia’s Golden Eagle Award for Best Actor to the announcement of the title of his next James Bond movie, “Spectre”, in which he will reprise his role as M.
Whenever you ask a Potterhead who their favorite characters are, there is always a Weasley on the list, and that Weasley is never ever Percy. As a young fan, I would more quickly name Ron and Ginny among my favorite gingers, but as I’ve gotten older and reread the books, I find myself becoming more interested in, and sympathetic toward, Percy. Hear me out before you call him a prat. Okay, even I can admit he’s a total prat, but he’s my favorite prat. Here’s why.
“Indiewire” has released its film critic’s Best Films of 2014 list. See which films featuring “Potter” alumni made the list here!
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Madam Maxime
2016
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Vernon Dursley
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