CNN has released several videos (2 with Tom) as a preview for the Larry King – Harry Potter special on 10th July. In the first video CNN’s Becky Anderson spoke to Tom Felton, Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint and Emma Watson. In the second video Tom answers questions from fans who sent via Facebook and Twitter to CNN.
Thanks to Following the Magic and TomFeltonEU we now have first pics and a video of Tom at “Meet the Cast – Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2” at the Apple Store in London. Here you can also see photos of Jason Isaacs, Matthew Lewis and Helen McCrory.
Click on the photo below and you will be redirected to the video with Tom.
Thanks to AlexMedelaR for uploading this video of Tom in his little press room. The video shows Tom before starting the interview.
Click here to see Rupert Grint.
Tom uploaded another photo on twitter today.
Tom Felton: Day two! Room is feeling very much like a temporary home! Mocha break – my new favourite drink x
Total Film published a preview of an interview with Tom, which is in their new issue, on their website. The magazine will be out on this Thursday.
Tom Felton talks Rise Of The Planet Of The Apes CGI leap
Exclusive: “You’re going to look back at the old costumes and say ‘That’s history.’
Tom Felton’s fast proving the most versatile of the Harry Potter kids.
His latest role in Rupert Wyatt’s Rise Of The Planet Of The Apes sees Felton scruff up and don his best US accent to play primate-pestering bully Dodge, opposite a CGI ape, created by Andy Serkis through performance capture.
Chatting with Total Film exclusively, Felton revealed he’s keen to further expand his range, to join Serkis in CGI circles.
“I bored Andy for hours about how he got into it and how he came to be the godfather of it all,” said Felton “He talked me through a lot of it, and it’s something I’d like to look into.
“There’s so many scripts that you could have read 20 years ago and you’d have said ‘You can’t physically make that’ but now it’s an option – you can do things that weren’t really achievable.
“In this film you’re going to see such advances in the CGI that you’re going to look back at the old apes costumes and really think ‘that’s history’.”
Rise Of The Planet Of The Apes opens on 12 August.
For more from Tom Felton, get the new issue of Total Film magazine, which hits news stands on Thursday 7 July.
