Yesterday started the Harry Potter marathon on ABC Family. Please click here for the schedule.
There are also exclusive interviews with Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, Rupert Grint, Tom Felton and Matthew Lewis! Unfortunately, the videos on ABC Family.com are not available worldwide.
Thanks to SnitchSeeker for the video of Tom in which he discusses the duels between Harry and Draco.
UPDATE:
And thanks again to SnitchSeeker , we now have the other video with Tom: comic relief
Harry Potter movie stars Alfred Enoch and Tom Felton spent a day watching the first Test match between Australia and South Africa at Gabba, Brisbane. Cricketcountry took the chance and interviewed Tom and Alfie. Enjoy the video!
UPDATE:
Thanks to Aussie Cricket for this photo:
When you go to the cricket and casually bump into Tom Felton…
As we reported here, Tom will be attending the Supanova Pop Culture Expo in Brisbane and Adelaide, Australia this weekend and next weekend.
Today was his first day in Brisbane and we have some photos and a little summary of the Q&A with Tom, Chris Rankin and Alfie Enoch.
Thanks to MuggleNet to tweet live updates from this weekend on MuggleNetLive :
Have they pocketed from the set?
Alfie:
planned to steal wand – conditioned to give them back. Audience: Aww!
Chris:
tried to steal weasley jumper. Got it to the hotel but then the costume dept. called and asked for it back. He has shoes though.
Tom:
also tried to steal wand with no luck. Tried to steal broomstick. Jokes about sticking Dan in the back of the car. – Tom did get to keep a ring.Best place to visit in Britain?
(Alfie has conversation with fan)
Tom:
“Studio tour is awesome!”
Chris:
Wales! “Best place to visit” “they have doctor who”Who is the practical joke steer of the group?
Tom:
we’re all totally professional * everyone laughs* – I still struggle to the day to tell Fred and George apart
Alfie:
remembers at first not appreciating how important the series wasIf you could have any creature from HP as a pet which would you have?
Tom:
Buckbeak * everyone laughs*
Alfie:
agreeing with Tom says its not an animal but hey want a broomstick.
Chris:
PigmypuffIf you could have played a marauder, who?
Chris:
Lupin – a bit more sensible than Sirius
Alfie:
PadfootWhat is the weirdest Q or statement said by a fan?
Tom:
can’t repeat them “broomsticks, wands and golden snitches” could mean many thingsGreatest bit of wisdom from other cast?
Tom:
endless source of inspiration (talking about everyone)
Chris:
best drama school any1 could go to
Tom:
observe them and hopefully something rubs off.Talking about the late Richard Harris.
Q for Alfie: what degree did he just complete ( Spanish and Portuguese) what does he want to do with it? He enjoyed them – why he chose them
Reaction on set when Draco hugged Voldy?
Tom:
he hugged me! They shot heaps of times but he wasn’t prepared for the hug.Chris:
Harry potter fans, generally speaking, are a nice bunch of people.Fave scene from an movie:
Tom:
Lockhart in CoS – spell backfires.
Chris:
burrow from second film because it was fun to film.
Alfie:
courtyard scene – he lives what Neville does in that scene.One memory take with you for the rest of your life?
Tom:
not one – there are so many.
Chris:
stepped out of car, first premiere -one of many
Alfie:
agrees with Chris The all stress that there is not one single moment. Too difficult to take one thing from 12 years.Michael Gambon good practical joker? Did he get any of you?
Tom:
yes, but can’t repeat.
A journalist friend of Stacey asked Tom her question about Timber.
Thanks to Natalie for these awesome pics of Tom:
Thanks to Louise, Dylan, stumble-in-the-night, geachie, BriAstronaut, Zi and Jade D. for these photos:
As we reported here, Tom will be attending the Supanova Pop Culture Expo in Brisbane and Adelaide, Australia this weekend and next weekend.
Louise O’Mara from The Toowoomba Chronicle spoke with Tom Felton about his last time in Australia, why he is looking forward to returning to Australia, Harry Potter and more.
BRITISH actor Tom Felton is nothing like his alter-ego Draco Malfoy from the Harry Potter series.
While he plays a spoiled, arrogant bully in all eight movies, he was actually incredibly friendly and humble while speaking to me from LA.
Felton will be returning to Brisbane this weekend for the pop culture convention Supanova and is looking forward to meeting his Aussie fans.
“I had a great time last time in Australia and seemed like we didn’t get to much time to meet everyone obviously, so they invited me back this year,” he said.
“I don’t need my arm twisted to come back to Australia – I’ve been really excited about it.
“People seem to think we started off to make eight films, and actually it was quite the opposite.
“It was only through the success and the support we had worldwide that we managed to stay there for the duration really. So I am always keen to come out to and say thank you personally.”
With hundreds of fans expected to line up at Supanova, Felton said it still surprises him just how popular the series is on despite the last movie being released over a year ago.
“It is quite incredible,” he said.
“I guess we all kind of expected people to move on slightly, but there are lots of people still keeping the Harry Potter flame burning so to speak.”
Another reason the actor is looking forward to returning to Australia is to catch up with his brother in Melbourne and maybe see some cricket.
“He’s been there about six years,” he said.
“He went out backpacking for six months and never came back. To be honest with you I don’t blame him, after my trip out there I could see why.
“I am looking forward to hearing his Australian accent.
Felton said he still pinches himself on just how lucky he was to play Draco Malfoy for 10 years.
“He is just so enjoyable,” he said.
“I’d be lying if I said I didn’t miss him. It was a great ability to vent all the frustration and anger of day to day life through him.
“He was very good fun and it got more interesting as the years got on, which was nice.
“(at the end of the series) there was an inkling of hope for him, a lot of it is left unsaid which is one of the beauties of the book.
“It is kind of left up to the audiences interpretation. It was nice to see some good side of him at least.”
And what is next for the 25-year-old?
“Right now I am working on an English period drama called Belle,” he said.
“A lot of the things I have been working on the release dates are a bit up in the air for next year, so lots of things to look forward to including a film called Therese and mini TV series Labyrinth.
“The one I am playing now is not such a nice guy. But I won’t lie, I do enjoy playing people that aren’t so friendly or nice.
“But I actually have some other chances to play other things as well, one quite heroic and one very sickly meek child type role, so very different and very contrasting and I am hoping that broadens my horizons.”
For any fans wondering if the actor has been sorted on the Pottermore website, he admitted he hadn’t got that far.
“We signed up ages ago when they first set up the website but I haven’t been sorted yet,” he laughed.
“I am still awaiting my destiny. I don’t think I could face it if it was anything but Slytherin to be honest with you.”