Today, Tom Felton attended the European Premiere of his film A United Kingdom at the 60th BFI London Film Festival.
Earlier today was the press conference and the photocall with Tom, Amma Asante and other actors of the film.
Videos of the press conference :
Opening Gala at BFI London Film Festival & European Premiere of ‘A United Kingdom’
photo credit : Just Jared & Getty Images
Red Carpet with Interviews :
More photos in our gallery.
Entertainment Weekly has released an exclusive first official look at Tom Felton’s debut in the TV series The Flash. In the article below, EW also reports how ‘The Flash’ will handle ‘Harry Potter’ jokes.
Tom Felton is coming to The Flash — and EW has an exclusive first look at his debut.
With Tom Felton joining The Flash in season 3, one burning question remains unanswered: How will The CW’s super series now handle Harry Potter jokes? The Flash — particularly when it comes to the Cisco Ramon (Carlos Valdes) character — has always been ripe with pop culture references, Harry Potter being no exception. But now that Felton has been added to the cast as CSI tech Julian Dorn, will that throw a wrench in future jokes about the boy who lived? In short, no!
“Tom Felton is portraying a character on our show — he’s not portraying Tom Felton,” executive producer Andrew Kreisberg tells EW. “Cisco will continue to make pop culture references. We’re, generally speaking, not afraid to have a little bit of a meta-moment.”
In fact, Felton hopes his character is the first to make a Potter joke in season 3. “I’m so excited for the references,” Felton says. “I don’t doubt the talent and creativity of the writers. I’ve got a feeling they’ll come up with some real good ones. I hadn’t thought about me saying it — I assumed it would come at me from Cisco — but maybe I should give it to Cisco. Maybe he should misquote something and I could correct him.”
Though Felton doesn’t appear in the premiere episode, executive producer Todd Helbing teases that he’ll act as a rival, of sorts, for Barry (Grant Gustin) this season. “He’s a direct result of Flashpoint,” Helbing says. “Barry’s had that lab to himself, but now he’s got to share it with this guy, who doesn’t really like him and is kind of prickly.”
The CW has also released more official preview photos from “Paradox”, the second episode of The Flash’s third season, where Tom will have his first appearance.
photo credit : Dean Buscher/The CW source : Flash TV News
Airdate of episode 2 – “Paradox” : 11th October 2016
We here at Feltbeats are delighted to wish Tom a most joyous and delightful
29th birthday today!
May your birthday be full of happy hours and special moments to remember for a long long time!
To celebrate this wonderful day, we asked last month your fans to take part in our birthday project Random Acts of Felton and many fans submitted their Random Acts of Felton, which included volunteer work, charity runnings, donations to causes and more, along with random acts of kindness in your name.
You can read all the submissions and birthday wishes on our Tumblr .
These posts below are representative of the many congratulations were sent today via Twitter, etc. 😉
A joy watching you find yourself in music & art & life & people and always staying right-sized. Happy Birthday my lovely boy @TomFelton x
— Jason Isaacs (@jasonsfolly) September 22, 2016
We’re all smiles for the birthday of #RiseOfApes‘s Tom Felton! pic.twitter.com/WbLIRZoT7G
— ApesMovies (@ApesMovies) September 22, 2016
It takes real talent to play a “foul, loathsome, evil little cockroach” when you’re such a good guy! #HappyBirthday, @TomFelton! pic.twitter.com/VfB9CFhjHv
— Harry Potter Film (@HarryPotterFilm) September 22, 2016
Have a wonderful day, Tom, from all of us here at Feltbeats!
Tom Felton’s film Stratton has been announced for the 27th Dinard British Film Festival in France, which runs from 28th September to 2nd October 2016.
Schedule of screenings below – source Dinard British Film Festival :
28th Sept. – 2pm / Salle Alizés 1
29th Sept. – 10am / Salle Hitchcock
30th Sept. – 5:45 pm / PAF – Balneum
1st Oct. – 10pm / Salle Hitchcock
2nd Oct. – 1pm / PAF – Balneum
Tom plays “Cummings” from MI6.
Stratton, a Special Boat Service operative for MI6, and his American counterpart Marty, scope a laboratory complex in Iran in order to intercept deadly biochemical weapons. This most complex of missions goes spectacularly wrong however and in the mayhem Marty is mortally wounded. Stratton knows his trusted friend isn’t going to make it.
Back at base Stratton is summoned by the big boss at MI6. She has received intel that a former Soviet operative – Barovski – has gone rogue. Thought to be dead for the last 20 years, he plans to use deadly chemical weapons stolen from his former paymasters to take revenge. Hot on Barovski’s tail, Stratton and his team are despatched to Rome, including Hank, a US Navy Seal and loyal student of Marty’s from back in the day. Pumped up with hatred for the man who killed his friend, Hank goes all out, blowing the team’s cover and allowing Barovski an opportunity to escape.
On their return to London, Stratton and Hank track down the creator of the bio weapons and force him to reveal all he knows. Once again, however, they find their mission has been compromised; they seem to be taking one step back for every two steps forward.
Stratton and his team are not ones to give up easily however; their training simply does not allow that. In this race against time we discover that Barovski may have a weapon, but so do we…Stratton.
source: GFM Films – Stratton