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Real life married couple Imelda Staunton OBE (Dolores Umbridge) and Downton Abbey’s Jim Carter have recently become patrons of the charity Greenfingers. This particular charity specializes in “creating magical gardens in children’s hospices across the UK.” Greenfingers is currently partaking in a project called the Rosy Cheeks Appeal, aiming to raise money to fund for at least 10 more gardens.
We recently reported that Harry Potter actress Bonnie Wright (Ginny Weasley) teamed up with her jewelry designer mother, Sheila Teague, in order to support the Oxfam Mother Appeal. This time she has been photographed by celebrity photographer Rankin for the Lift Lives for Good campaign.
The Warner Bros. Studio Tour website has been updated with a preview of the special events Leavesden will be hosting throughout the year. They’re kicking off several exciting events beginning with a weekend celebrating the Tour’s second anniversary, which will feature special guests Miraphora Mina and Eduardo Lima! Other events include Wand Week, Dark Arts, Feathers and Flight and so much more.
Entertainment Weekly has published the first official image from Robert Pattinson’s upcoming film, Life. Robert plays Life magazine photographer Dennis Stock, who, in 1955, took James Dean on a road trip from Los Angeles to New York to Dean’s hometown of Fairmont, Indiana. The film is directed by Anton Corbijn, who explained why he selected Rob and DeHaan for their roles
A brand new trailer has arrived for Emma Watson’s upcoming Biblical blockbuster Noah. This trailer contains tons of new footage, including new scenes with Emma’s character Ila. It also features a special introduction from Emma herself!
Emma Watson’s newest film, Noah, may have a release date, but it has been banned in several Middle Eastern countries. According to Moviefone, the countries that have banned the film cite Islamic law, which forbids films that portray prophets. The article also mentioned several protests from religious groups in the US. How will paramount respond?
The late Roger Lloyd Pack (Barty Crouch, Sr.), who sadly passed away this year, will be heard in the upcoming Bloomsbury Group spoof season. Roger recorded his parts for the show toward the end of last year, and the first episode of the show will be dedicated to him. Roger plays “the amorous gardener Gosling and long-suffering husband Lionel Fox.”
Warwick Davis and a few cast members of the Reduced Height Theatre Company sat down with us to discuss the show, stereotypes, and what’s up next.
See who makes the top ten!