Emma Watson has made a cameo appearance in a sketch of “The Vicar of Dibley” for Comic Relief. The actress starred alongside fellow “Potter” alumna Dawn French in the sketch. Find out more here.
Emma Watson has spoken out on playing Belle in the upcoming live action remake of “Beauty and the Beast”, as well as her future directing ambitions, in a new interview for “Total Film”. Find out more here.
This week’s social roundup takes a look at the latest addition to the WB Tour London, casting news for Beauty and the Beast, some four legged cosplayers celebrating World Book Day and a Malfoy Doppelganger to boot.
As if we hadn’t been pleasantly surprised today by the announcement that Luke Evans was joining Emma Watson in the live-action retelling of “Beauty and the Beast”, we have just learned of another possible casting!
While rumors persist that a number of leading men are up for the role of the Beast opposite Emma Watson, the film has potentially cast its villain. Check out who could be joining Emma in “Beauty and the Beast”!
In this week’s Role Call, Pettigrew is behind bars (finally!), Jason Isaacs dreams of more “Harry Potter”, Daniel Radcliffe is set to shoot in Japan, and Professor Trelawney adds to her tea pot collection! Take a look at this week’s casting news and find out all the latest on MuggleNet Live! 2015: Expo Patronum!
It’s been rumored that actor Ryan Gosling has been offered the role of the Beast to Emma Watson’s Belle in the upcoming live-action version of Disney’s “Beauty and the Beast”!
It has been confirmed today that Emma Watson will be staring in a live-action version of the Disney movie “Beauty and the Beast”.
Georgina Leonidas, who played Katie Bell in the “Harry Potter” films, is excelling in her role as Belle in the stage version of “Beauty and the Beast”. The show, currently running at the Theatre Royal Windsor in Berkshire, England, has been receiving many rave reviews.
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