Thanks to Oclumencia, we now have a new behind the scenes photo of Tom Felton and Daniel Radcliffe on the train just before Draco breaks Harry’s nose in “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince.” While everyone would be taller than a lying down Radcliffe, Tom looks especially so with his looming sinister presence.
As some of you remember, on Feburary 23rd we posted that the US DVD of Tom Felton’s movie “The Disappeared” would be available for purchase on May 18th. We informed you that we would let you know when it was made available for pre-order.
Well, good news!: Amazon has now made “The Disappeared” available for Pre-Order on their website.
Also – more exiting news – Amazon released what appears to be the US cover for the DVD.
Disclaimer: Because this may be a placeholder cover for the DVD, if another, more official cover is released, we will let you know.
As we previously reported, Tom Felton worked with director Richard Curtis (Four Weddings and a Funeral, Love Actually, Bridget Jones, etc.) to film a video to help promote awareness of a proposed “Robin Hood tax.” According to the London Standard, the “Robin Hood tax” is an idea proposed by a group of more than 300 economists and businessmen, where there would be a small tax on financial transactions that occur only between large institutions. There are estimates it could raise more than £250 to £450 billion a year worldwide. This money could then be used to help fight global climate change.
The spot was officially released today, and although Tom has no speaking role, he can be seen multiple times throughout.
958CapitalFMLondon interviews Tom Felton on Red Carpet for “Remember Me” Premiere. Among other comments, such as his relief that it isn’t raining, as he predicts it will be come November, Tom says he supports Robert Pattinson in his career because he gives hope to young Harry Potter actors that there is a life after Potter. Tom also talks about the filming he’s been doing for Harry Potter and The Apparition.
Here’s the video (Tom Felton is right at the beginning):