Tom did a photoshoot for the Bullett Magazine in April. Now we have scans of the magazine – issue summer 2011. Thanks to STEELMACHINES for uploading the scans.
TOM FELTON: DARK KNIGHT
photographer: Damon Baker
stylist: Mark McMahon
Last week, Warner Bros. started releasing new Deathly Hallows Part 2 posters, depicting heroes from the film. This week it appears to be the Death Eaters turn with the recent release of Voldemort’s poster and today’s release of this epic one featuring our favorite Slytherin Bad Boy!
Thanks to @UHP for the tip!
Tom gave about.com an interview on the “black” carpet at the world premiere of “The Hangover 2” in Los Angeles this month. He spoke about Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 and Rise of the Planet of the Apes. Click on the screenshot below and you will be redirected to the video. You can see photos of Tom at the premiere in our gallery.
By the way, we also have uploaded in our gallery some new photos of Tom at the Big Apple Comic Con.
Scans of “Wizard World Digital Magazine” – issue 13:
Today, a new video of Tom with another message for the competition to be an EA Reporter was released. Click on the screenshot below to come to the video message. See also our post from last week.
Empire Magazine Online published a video of the Harry Potter stars in which they should sum up their experience of making (up to) eight movies, over ten years, in one word. Rupert Grint took a little bit longer to say his word.
We don’t like to make things too easy for our interviewees around here. While we were collecting pictures for our amazing Harry Potter issue and Ultimate Movie Celebration supplement(out today) we challenged the film’s stars to sum up the experience of making (up to) eight movies, over ten years, in a single word. Just one. So here are the answer that Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, Rupert Grint and the rest came up with…
As you’ll see below, a few tried to cheat with hyphens but can you blame them? That’s a decade of their lives. Robbie Coltrane went for a word that’s rather specific to his costume; Matthew Lewis down-plays it, and Rupert Grint is momentarily stymied by the prospect.
