In the latest German BRAVO (issue 19/2010) there is thumbs up for Tom’s style of dress.
Really simple, but with the Wow-effect!
Harry Potter-star Tom Felton (22) wears to a casual jeans a eye-catching olive coloured leatherjacket in biker style
Thanks to Sabkay for the scan!
Members of the Broadway Primary School Film Club watch a live link-up with Harry Potter star Tom Felton, who plays Draco Malfoy.
Excited young film fans have come face to face with one of the wizarding world’s biggest stars.
Pupils at Broadway Junior School were thrilled to be given the chance to quiz Harry Potter star Tom Felton, who plays the hero’s nemesis Draco Malfoy in the epic movies.Members of the Wearside school’s film club were chosen to take part in the national after-school group Filmclub’s first ever live webcast.
Teacher Audrey Ferry, who runs the club at the Springwell Road school, said: “The youngsters were very excited about the Filmclub webcast and came up with all sorts of interesting questions for Tom.
“To communicate with such a well-known actor was a great opportunity for all of us.”
The webcast, the first for Filmclub, was arranged as part of the initiative’s Close Encounters programme, which lets school children interact with film industry professionals.
Tom, 22, has been acting professionally since he was 10, when he starred as Peagreen Clock in Peter Hewitt’s fantastical tale The Borrowers.
He then played the son of Jodie Foster’s character in the Academy Award nominated film, Anna and the King, before being cast in the role of Draco Malfoy at 11, which was to make him a household name as Harry Potter’s arch-rival.
His character will hit the big screen again in October this year with the release of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part One.
Tom, who became a supporter of Filmclub when he presented an award to a filmclubber at the Young Film Critics Awards last year, was asked a number of questions by the Broadway Junior School youngsters about his adventures in the wizarding world and his own personal favourite films.
source: sunderlandecho
filmclub has now uploaded the full video of the live webcast on their site. Watch the 3 parts in high quality here live webcast – full video
Thanks to ThisIsStreetArt we now have a new video of the support with Tom Felton and Bill Nighy.
MuTATE BRITAIN also support The Robin Hood Tax Campaign and they were present at the Robin Hood Tax Campaign Launch from last week. They write on their website:
Bill Nighy, Tom Felton and some other aspiring celebs came to Cordy House to see the work of Dr D, Wreckage, Teddy Baden, Peter Dunne, Carrie Reichardt, War Boutique, Dotmasters, David Walker and kennardphillipps. So I thought it would be a shame not to film it. Here are the results for your ocular pleasurement:
Thanks to Noel Clarke , we have now this video of the support The Robin Hood Tax from yesterday.
He has uploaded it on his twitvid account
We also have new photos from yesterday. Thanks to Hugo Toland who has uploaded the photos on facebook.
You can see all photos from the support in our gallery: The Robin Hood Tax (2010)