Tom Felton’s upcoming film “Altered” will be released in Germany on 28th November 2025 under the name “Project Darwin”. This was also the working title of the film.
It will be released by Splendid Film.
You can pre-order the DVD / Blu-Ray on the site of JPC and certainly in the next few days also on amazon.de
The DVD / Blu-Ray has a German and an English audio track (DTS-HD 5.1) and German and Dutch subtitles.
credit: Splendid Film / WVG
Yesterday, Tom Felton and Alfie Enoch participated in “David Holmes 16th Charity Cricket Cup” at Ealing Cricket Club.
The match can be rewatched on YouTube.
The David Holmes Cricket Cup began in the summer of 2009 to raise money for the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital (RNOH). Since then, each summer, the event has been hosted for David’s family and friends, where the two teams, Gryffindor and Slytherin, have battled it out for the trophy and continued to raise money for the RNOH.
>>> Please donate here ! <<<
This year, they’re also hosting an exclusive raffle for magical prizes – click on the image below:
Here are some photos and videos from yesterday:
credit: Tom Felton
credit: The David Holmes Charity Cricket Cup
credit: David Holmes
credit: Chris Felton
credits: Adrian Rigby , Chloe Saunders & Matt Longley
Dobby 😍
What a fantastic day we had yesterday celebrating our 16th David Holmes Cricket Cup ☀️🏏
Slytherin won the Trophy 🏆, beating Gryffindor by 51 runs, which brings them back to an equal 8 overall wins each……bring on DHCC 2026 🏏🦁🐍😂!
We definitely raised over £7,000, but donations are still being collected, so we will update you on the overall total raised as soon as it’s all been collected and counted.
Thank you to all the Players and for everyone who helped make the day possible.
You can still buy Team Gryffindor 🦁 and Team Slytherin 🐍 Shirts and Caps.
And you can still enter the DHCC RNOH Online Raffle.
Thank you for supporting the @davidholmes83 David Holmes Cricket Cup 🏏 and the RNOH @rnohnhs
We are about one month out from Tom’s birthday, so this post contains info about how you can participate in our group birthday gift on Insta!
We are pleased to announce that Random Acts of Felton is back for another year!
We believe Tom is someone who always brings light and cheer into the hearts of his fans and those around him. He is giving and kind to everyone he meets – and we feel like spreading that spirit as far as possible!
So, we’re asking fans to commit a Random Act of Kindness in the Tom Felton spirit, and we are going to be hosting it on our Instagram account.
What is a Random Act of Felton?
Here are some amazing ideas for Random Acts that fans did last time we ran this project:
🐶 Donated money to animal shelters, and toys to children’s hospitals
💗 Posted flyers around their school with positive affirmations to give to friends
🍪 Baked cakes and food for others, helping to cheer them up
🙋 Volunteered their time for good causes
🎸 Written and performed songs for their loved ones
How to submit:
1. Post a photo/video on Instagram to your public profile with the details of your Random Act in the description
2. Add the hashtag #feltbeats38
3. Tag our account – @official_feltbeats
4. We will create an Instagram reel for Tom on his birthday that includes your posts
The act must be newly done between now and
the 21st of September, which is the deadline.
Hansal Mehta’s Gandhi with Tom Felton (we reported here) has been announced for the
Toronto International Film Festival.
The 50th edition of the Toronto International Film Festival, presented by Rogers, will take place from 4th to 14th September 2025.
The World Premiere of ‘Gandhi‘ will be at TIFF on 6th September 2025.
Showtimes – All times are in Eastern Daylight Time (EDT):
Saturday, September 6 – 11:00 AM – TIFF Lightbox
Sunday, September 7 – 5:30 PM – Scotiabank Theatre Toronto (Press & Industry)
Saturday, September 13 – 4:45 PM – Scotiabank Theatre Toronto
This sweeping, cinematic series from director Hansal Mehta depicts the formative years and legal career of civil rights icon and champion of Indian independence, Mohandas “Mahatma” Gandhi.
Depictions of Mahatma Gandhi have mostly been on film, notably Richard Attenborough’s Oscar-winning 1982 biopic. But when watching Peter Morgan’s The Crown, creators Hansal Mehta and Sameer Nair saw the potential in adapting the civil rights leader’s story into an epic small-screen series.
In season one, we meet Mohandas Gandhi (Pratik Gandhi, no relation) before he was Mahatma as a young man in India. He is already married and expecting a first child with his love Kasturba (Bhamini Oza Gandhi, married in real life to her fellow lead). Gandhi dreams of pursuing his passion for law in distant London. After some gentle persuasion by Kasturba, the wider family agrees to support Gandhi and send him on his way, expecting his law bona fides to pave the way for a life in local politics. Yet as Gandhi experiences life in London, meeting a like-minded fellow vegetarian, Josiah Oldfield (Tom Felton, the Harry Potter franchise), and growing into a deeper understanding of his own ethics, the young barrister begins to see a greater struggle ahead for him… and for India.
Based on the books Gandhi Before India and Gandhi: The Years That Changed the World by Ramachandra Guha, this series brings to life the full humanity of the man who would become a global symbol of resilience. Featuring a stirring score from Oscar-winning composer A.R. Rahman (Slumdog Millionaire), an impressive international cast, and detailed renderings of late 19th–century India, London, and South Africa, Gandhi spotlights a young man whose self-discovery and curiosity about the world would lead him to forever change it.
credit: TIFF
BTW, during an exclusive interview with Filmfare, Pratik Gandhi, who is playing the lead role in the project, opened up about Tom Felton’s love for desi meal ‘khichdi’ on the sets.
While speaking to us, Pratik shared memories from working with Tom. He said, “I introduced him to khichdi. We often ate together on set. Our caterer was Indian, so we had quite a few traditional dishes. We even had pani puri there.” Indian Potter fans would be happy to know that Tom Felton is also a fan of pani puri. “He was really enthusiastic about trying it. Actually, it wasn’t just Tom, many of the local actors were fascinated by pani puri. We had a lot of fun with it,” Pratik added.
Speaking about Tom’s genuine personality, Pratik shared some heartwarming facts about the actor. “He’s a brilliant man, very passionate about the craft. We connected quite a bit over our shared love for theatre,” he said. It is no surprise that Tom joined the Broadway rendition of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, as Pratik noted that the star is quite a theatre person. “He actively works in plays, and in fact, while we were shooting Gandhi, he was also preparing for a production in London,” he added.
credit: Filmfare