Warwick Davis recently took a break from starring alongside Les Dennis in Spamalot to speak and read to children at Deptford Park Primary School about reading as part of the Standard’s Get London Reading Campaign.
This week Alohomora! continues its global reread of the Harry Potter series with Chapter 14 of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire: “The Unforgivable Curses.” Listen along with hosts Kat, Caleb, Rosie, and Laura, as they go through the worst of curses in Defense Against the Dark Arts class. Don’t forget to keep constant vigilance and join the conversation with your own observations over on the Alohomora! site.
The stars of Potter continue to react to the exciting news that J.K. Rowling will be writing a film based on Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them. Several have even expressed interest in returning to the wizarding world in some aspect.
West End Frame has recently released photos of Rupert and his co-stars, as well as director Ian Rickson, rehearsing for the show.
In a new interview with NPR, Daniel Radcliffe spoke about his time as Harry, his new roles, and why he loves the film industry.
Though for many she will always be the beloved Hermione Granger, Emma Watson has been proving over and over again how deep her acting skill goes through a variety of new roles. And she’s not done, yet!
In a special livestream this evening, LeakyCon announced a whole set of important details for those looking to attend LeakyCon 2014 in Orlando, Florida! The convention will take place at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Florida, from Wednesday, July 30 to Sunday, August 3.
The 51st New York Film Festival honored Ralph Fiennes last night in New York City. Ralph was named one of this year’s Gala Tributes, along with Cate Blanchett, who was honored last week. MuggleNet was in attendance and talked with Ralph about his new film, “The Invisible Woman” – and of course, “Fantastic Beasts.”
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