In what can only be described as ten minutes of pure humour, Tom was on Craig Ferguson’s Late Late Show last night discussing everything from aftershave to dogs, fanny’s (pick the appropriate country for it’s slang reference), football, and moving to America.
After meeting up in Las Vegas for the premiere of “Get Him to the Greek,” Tom got to reminisce on losing his Vegas money with Ben Lyons of E! Online at the MTV Movie Awards.
In the interview they discussed Tom’s memorabilia from the “Harry Potter” sets, his honorary membership in Judd Apatow’s world due to his “Greek” cameo, and his upcoming visit (next week!) to the Wizarding World of Harry Potter in Orlando, Florida, for the parks grand opening.
If the video doesn’t show up below, please view it directly on the e-online.com site.
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Thanks JoBlo.com we now have this little interview with Tom Felton. They wrote on their site:
… but hey, Tom Felton won for Best Villain and he was nice enough to talk GET HIM TO THE GREEK with us.
And at 0:16 Tom used the word with “F”, but he apologizes for it directly. Cute! 😉
On yesterday’s red carpet at the MTV Movie Awards, Tom had the opportunity of geeking out over free tickets to the Wizarding World of Harry Potter theme park with The Dish Rag. Free tickets for LIFE? And here we thought only the popcorn from last night was like gold.
Tom Felton, who plays the evil wizard Draco Malfoy in the “Harry Potter” film series is much sweeter in person than his demonic character onscreen.
The Dish Rag got a chance to totally geek out over Tom on the MTV Movie Awards carpet on Sunday (June 6).
We’re not going to waste time transcribing our chat. Just watch the video to find out how psyched he is about the opening of the new Harry Potter theme park in Florida this week and how excited he has to get, like, free admission for life!
“It’s like GOLD,” he exclaimed.
Now he’s gonna take some time off before deciding on another film project. Although we just spotted the scary movie, “The Apparition,” (also starring Ashley Greene of “Twilight”) and the WWII thriller, “Grace and Danger,” on his IMDb.com site.
Can you blame him for wanting to play something other than a blond evil wizard?
We will miss you, Draco. But we’ll see you in the second to last film, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part I” and next year in “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part II.”