Warner Bros. has announced that the London premiere of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2 will take place on Thursday, July 7 in both Trafalgar Square and Leicester Square.
“This will be the first red carpet film premiere event in Trafalgar Square, the instantly recognisable landmark providing the iconic backdrop for one of the biggest film premieres to ever take place in the capital.”
We would like to extend a very Happy Birthday wish to the actors, actresses, characters, MuggleNet and MuggleCast Staff members that make the Potter series so successful today.
Though Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 1 did not win either of the Oscars it was nominated for, fans were treated to a fun auto-tune spoof alongside other popular 2010 films.
You can watch the entire segment here on Radar Online!
Meet Canadian fan Paige! Hear her input on Fluffy’s first impression, her favorite classes at Hogwarts, and the concept of speaking to books.
The Mirror is reporting that two Wizarding World parks are being planned for the United Kingdom and South Korea.
With just one film left to hit theaters this summer, many have begun to wonder if the Potter series will be ever be recognized by the Academy Awards.
According to MTV, its time for the Oscars to pay homage to the Potter series. A few reasons why include the score, the supporting cast and the special effects.
Yesterday we showed you People Magazine’s How to Succeed rehearsal photos, and today they’re available in high-res. There’s also one new photo we didn’t post yesterday:
– New, long shot of Dan with his hands in the air
In a new interview, Senior VFX Supervisor Tim Burke discussed his work on the Harry Potter films.
On the hardest parts of Deathly Hallows – Part 1:
“The creatures and Dobby. People had to relate to Dobby, to empathize with Dobby to believe he would die. People are used to seeing good and bad CG characters. If Dobby didn’t look like he had a soul, we would have lost the emotional moment at the end of the film.”
For further detail, check out the full interview right here.
People Magazine has a first look at rehearsals for the upcoming Broadway musical How to Succeed in Business starring Dan Radcliffe. We thought you’d be interested in seeing Dan practice his Dan moves – it’s as equally interesting as those first pics from Equus.
Scorpius Malfoy
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Lavender Brown (HBP-DH2)
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Young James Potter (OotP)
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