Thanks to TomFeltonEU, we have this adorable agency card of Tom Felton when he was a wee lad of just 10 years old. These cards are given by talent agencies to casting directors, so they can make decisions about who to hire for their movies and TV shows. This card presumably got Tom his role as Louis T. Leonowens in Anna and the King with Jodie Foster.

From the card, we learn some new information – that Tom did some work on the radio during his childhood. And we now have official confirmation that his height is 4’6″ (Hmm! He looks so much taller standing next to Dan Radcliffe! Oh well!).

Thanks again to TomFeltonEU!

If you’re following Tom Felton on Twitter (and, who isn’t? He has almost a quarter of a million followers!!), you’ll already know that Tom Felton is temporarily back in London doing some work on the set for the last movie of the Harry Potter franchise, “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.”

On his Twitter yesterday he wrote:

Back at Hogwarts getting a head cast. You guess what for. x

And again today he wrote:

Just had my body cast in plaster. Very odd feeling! So nice when it comes off! Will be the last time I do that for HP. Quite sad really x

It’s a good guess that he is getting prep work done for the final epilogue scene in Harry Potter, where the cast will be aged 19 years to the ripe old age of 36.

In a previous interview with MTV, David Yates gave more details on the process he planned to use for this momentous scene – a scene will be the climax of decades of ground-breaking film history. Yates said that they will use CGI technology to make the young actors look older, and part of that process requires creating plaster molds of the actors which are then digitized.

“There’s something extraordinary about the audience’s knowledge of them when they were this high and then seeing them where they are 38,” he said. “There’s something really beautiful about that circle, so it has to be them. I think if after seven or eight movies, we recast them in that last scene — we all thought, ‘No way, we can’t do that.’ ”

Recent films like “The Curious Case of Benjamin Button” and “Terminator Salvation” have employed cutting-edge CGI technology to make Brad Pitt and Arnold Schwarzenegger look youthful or elderly, and Yates plans to use a similar approach in “Deathly Hallows.”

[Dan] Radcliffe admitted that he always feared the epilogue: “This is the last image people are going to have of the films, and I’d rather they did it with other actors than did it with us and it looked bad.”

But after seeing how realistically visual effects modified an actor’s age in “Benjamin Button,” he’s become a convert. “I might get to see what I’d look like if I was 5-foot-8, which will be a thrill for me!” he laughed.

Thanks to xposurephotos.com, we now have these lovely new photos of Tom Felton signing autographs for fans in Berlin, Germany. You’ll notice of course his hair is brown for his new role as ghost-expert Patrick in “The Apparition.”

Dan Radcliffe previously stated that Tom Felton always attracts so much attention because of the white-blond hair he sported for his role playing Draco Malfoy in the Harry Potter franchise. Now that Tom’s hair is a mousey brown, I wonder what is attracting all this media buzz? =)

Everyone who following Tom Felton on Twitter knows that the only thing he loves more than McDonald’s is pancakes! In fact, some on Twitter (started by @jujucopyright) have even called for a #McFelton trending topic!

Now, thanks to @ChesterMike91, we now have this illustration of what the McFelton Meal would actually look like! Pancakes on a bun! YUM!

If you want to help make McFelton a trending topic on Twitter, please RT the following:

RT @feltbeats: Introducing the #McFelton Meal – It’s McD’s done @TomFelton style! Please RT! http://bit.ly/9AtcHA

Thanks everyone!