We’re certainly in the thick of awards season at the moment – just yesterday, we learned about the Producers Award nominees, and today it’s the turn of BAFTA, the British Academy Film and Television Awards. The nominations were announced this morning by Stephen Fry (British audiobooks) and actress Gugu Mbatha-Raw (“Belle”, featuring Tom Felton).
In this week’s Casting News, Clémence Poésy gives us a glimpse of her new film, Michael Gambon becomes the voice of a TV ad campaign, and we take a look at how several stars are celebrating the release of “Star Wars: The Force Awakens”. All that and more in this week’s Role Call!
Darth Vader and Severus Snape are scarily alike (kind of like Harry Potter and Luke Skywalker)…
Casting directors are searching for the perfect actor to play young Han Solo in the planned “Star Wars” spin-off movie, and “Harry Potter” star Tom Felton is one of many who has reportedly auditioned.
As Warwick Davis prepares to take on a new role in “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs” at the Bristol Hippodrome as Prof and awaits the release of the new “Star Wars”, there is undoubtedly much excitement surrounding his career at present. In an interview with the “Bristol Post”, Davis discusses his most recent works and also heads down memory lane, remembering his role in “Potter.”
Recently, Classic FM listeners voted for the top 100 best movie soundtrack of all time. Racking up the most movie soundtracks within the top ten of this list is John Williams, the musical genius behind “Harry Potter”.
We were at New York Comic Con to celebrate its tenth anniversary.
Domhnall Gleeson discusses his upcoming films “Brooklyn”, “The Revenant”, and “Star Wars: Episode VII – The Force Awakens”.
“Downton Abbey”, the British period TV drama staring Dame Maggie Smith as the Dowager Countess, isn’t something you might associate with science fiction film series “Star Wars”. But stranger things have happened – and of course, for charity, anything can happen.
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