In a new interview with Go Aften Danmark to discuss the upcoming release of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince on DVD and Blu-Ray, Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, Tom Felton, and James and Oliver Phelps discuss Harry Potter the character, and the man behind the glasses, Daniel Radcliffe.
The interviewer speaks in Danish, but thankfully not everyone else. If someone would like to translate the interview questions for us, please leave a comment!
Tom made an appearance on GMTV this morning to promote the upcoming DVD release of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince. He discusses the neat behind-the-scenes additions to the DVD, growing up in the world of Harry Potter, filming of the Deathly Hallows, his talk with the WB concerning whether his hair will fall out, and how he talked to his friend Daniel Radcliffe this weekend to make sure he was okay.
Screencaps can be seen thanks to Feltbeats Junior Admin Estrella89san in our galleries.
UPDATE: Now Embedded!
A beautifully poignant deleted scene sequence from Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince has been released by Warner Brothers today online. In it we see the touching moments leading up to the pivotal Astronomy Tower sequence with Professors Flitwick, McGonagall, and Snape interlayed with scenes of Hogwarts, the students, a gorgeously sung song, and Tom as his character Draco makes that all important decision to complete his quest.
As more scenes and sequences are released online in preparation for the films DVD release in the coming month, we will let you know.
Many people have been sending us their love for Tom Felton in celebration of his birthday yesterday. Since it’s easier to open presents all at once, we thought we would compile them for Tom all in one place.
First up, here’s our present to Tom . You can read all about the making of this video in the Feltbeats.com’s Official Birthday Present post.
Since Tom seems to inspire love from all over the world, here are a couple video tributes in his honor from two fansite’s Feltbeats.com works closely with on all things Tom related.
From TomFeltonFans_ in Germany:
From TomFeltonBrasil:
And what would a birthday be without a few random presents from strangers? Here are just a couple of the many videos made in tribute of our Tom’s 22nd.
From ZeebProductions:
From Enjynlfe:
While Tom was relaxing in the sun on his 22nd, he was online long enough to open his present from MTV and thank them for their Happy Birthday, Tom Felton: Wake up Video cupcake. He posted to his Twitter account:
thanks for all the bday messages! had the best morning, and thanks to @mtv for this http://bit.ly/2HFnHU
From the MTV Newsroom:
For one reason or another, there are a lot of “Harry Potter” references in the history of Wake-Up Video. And why not? The books have made it cool to read again (and no doubt sparked the current “Twilight” fervor) and the film franchise has made stars Daniel Radcliffe and Emma Watson into the most profitable stars of the decade. Today, we hand a video cupcake to Tom Felton, who plays Slytherin bully Draco Malfoy, one of Harry Potter’s student foils at Hogwart’s. Felton, who had originally auditioned for the roles of both Harry and Ron, brings a certain chilly evil to his role as Malfoy.
In addition to the “Harry Potter” films, Felton has also found time to appear in a handful of other movies (including a cameo in the forthcoming Russell Brand flick “Get Him to the Greek”) and for an erstwhile music career. He has released a handful of songs on iTunes, and they’re mellow little acoustic singer-songwriter tracks that match up romantic lyrics with an adroit control of the guitar. Not surprisingly, he has name-checked Jack Johnson as one of his favorite artists, though in that same interview he also says he likes Green Day and hardcore hip-hop. (Perhaps Felton would like to weigh in on the Hottest MCs list?) Felton said he enjoys Method Man, and it seems only logical that “Bring the Pain” could act as Draco Malfoy’s theme song. Perhaps Mr. Meth could nab himself a cameo in the next “Potter” film? He could play the next school dance, just like Jarvis Cocker did!
We hope you had an enjoyable birthday, Tom.