Videos: Tom Felton at “Good Day LA” and “Attack of the Show”

Posted on August 4, 2011 by estrella89san

Yesterday, Tom Felton visited the studios of “Good Day LA” and “Attack of the Show” to talk about his upcoming movie “Rise of the Planet of the Apes” and his life after “Harry Potter”.

Good Day LA:
Tom Felton who is best known for playing “Draco” in the “Harry Potter” movies… is now playing “Dodge Landon” in the new movie “Rise of the Planet of the Apes.” On Wednesday Tom joined us live on GDLA to talk about the film and his life after “Harry Potter.”

Thanks to @askjillian for this pic.

Attack of the Show:
Beware the apes! Tom Felton visits the studio for his new film, Rise of the Planet of the Apes. He tells us about the amazing motion capture technology used in the film and what life is like after Harry Potter.

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Tom “Mini-Eminem” Felton On Lopez Tonight: The Video

Posted on August 3, 2011 by Admin

Here’s George Lopez’s interview with Tom Felton, as always, it proved to be an interesting, awesome interview.

Video: Another interview of Tom Felton by an EA Reporter

Posted on August 3, 2011 by estrella89san

In June, a few Harry Potter fans had the chance as EA Reporters to meet Tom Felton and to interview him (we reported). Thanks to EA Reporter Caitlin for sharing her interview with us.

Watch here the interview by EA Reporters Neelesh, Hannah and Christopher.

Tom Felton on the Cover of DA MAN Magazine

Posted on August 3, 2011 by estrella89san

The Indonesia’s leading men’s Fashion + Lifestyle magazine DA MAN published today the cover of their August/September 2011 issue. It’s Tom, and the magazine is available in stores from tomorrow on.

But Just Jared gives us already more preview of Tom in the magazine.

Tom Felton takes the cover of Da Man’s August/September 2011 issue.

Here’s what the 23-year-old actor had to share with the mag, which calls him “London’s Coolest Bad Boy.”

On how he’s feeling now that Harry Potter has come to an end: “It’s kind of what you’ve been looking forward to for the past five or six years [since the last book was published], I guess. It’s a very strange thing. But overall, we’re very excited and happy … the fans seem thoroughly, thoroughly happy; that’s my main concern. We’re just happy that we finally got here.”

On playing a villain in both Harry Potter and Rise of the Planet of the Apes: “I think British actors have quite a good pedigree in playing villainous roles and they seem very happy. So, I hope to embrace it, rather than shake it.”