La Voz De Almeria.es published an article about Kevin Reynolds, the director of Tom’s upcoming film Clavius. The filming in Malta are completed and Kevin Reynolds is already in Almeria / Spain , the next station for shooting of Clavius. The article is in Spain, click h e r e.

But we translated the last part of the article:

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The effect Felton

Since the news of the shooting of ‘Clavius​​’ jumped to the media, this production has again put on the map of international cinema to Almería, almost a year after the filming of ‘Exodus’. A promotion can be multiplied through the social networking activity of one of its protagonists.

With a legion of fans for his role in the ‘Harry Potter’ saga, where he portrayed Draco Malfoy, Tom Felton has been sharing images of the shooting in Malta and corner of this country in their Instagram and Twitter profiles, including adds 2.5 million followers. If repeated with Almería, it will be an excellent spread for a land and greets this new production: Ave, ‘Clavius​​’!

Interview with Kevin Reynolds: “you have a combination of what we needed for this film”

Why he chose Almeria to roll ‘Clavius’?
You have a combination of things that was that we needed for this film: the desert, the sea and the Alcazaba, here in the city.

How long will they be working in the province?
Six weeks. We started on Tuesday.

Is looking Almeria?
It is a very nice town, I like his character. At the moment, the little I have seen is very nice.

Thanks to Jacob Yakob for this awesome pic of Tom !

Tom Felton and I were the only ones Kung Fu fighting #film #clavius #Malta

Yesterday was the press event for the opening of „Harry Potter: The Exhibition“ in Cologne / Germany.
I (Estrella89San) got an invitation for the preview of this exhibition and had the chance to interview Matthew Lewis aka Neville Longbottom.

Below you can read our and Megan’s (from Matthew-Lewis.com) questions for him  :

1. What do you think keeps bringing fans back to Potter and these experiences after all this time? What is your favorite part about attending events?
2. Do you have plans to crack the US market like some of your Potter costars? Or are there upcoming projects you can tell us about?
3. You’ve been traveling a lot for work lately, where is one place you really want to visit on your time off?
4. Who would you have wanted to play Neville’s Grandmother in the series?
5. Having been in a band, would you ever like to play a guitarist in a film? Perhaps a biopic? Or maybe record a song with the other Potter actors who are musically inclined?
6. What one current actor would you love to work with?
7. Have you heard of the verb “longbottomed” which refers to kids who start out awkward-looking and then get hot when they are older?

same interview – other view:

Me, Matt and my friend Gina

Here are some photos of him on the red carpet:

Matt with Willi Herren and his son:Matt with Andreas von Thien:
More photos of Matt on my photobucket account – click h e r e 

BTW, the exhibition is fantastic and for all fans, who can’t visit the Warner Bros. Studio Tour in London or The Wizarding World of Harry Potter in Orlando, is this a great chance to see many stuff of Harry Potter.

HARRY POTTER™: THE EXHIBITION OPENS FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2014
AT THE ADVENTURE MUSEUM ODYSSEUM IN COLOGNE

October 1, 2014 – COLOGNE, Germany – Harry Potter fans in Germany will finally have the chance to take a step into the famous wizard’s magical world when Harry Potter: The Exhibition opens its doors this Friday at the Adventure Museum ODYSSEUM in Cologne‐Kalk. The exhibition will be open to the public for a limited time beginning October 3, 2014, and tickets are available now at www.odysseum.de. The world‐class exhibition, created by Global Experience Specialists, Inc. (GES) in partnership with Warner Bros. Consumer Products, was transported to Cologne in twenty‐five semi-trucks and took fifteen days to set up at the ODYSSEUM. Once inside, visitors will be awed by dramatic displays inspired by the film sets and see the amazing craftsmanship behind hundreds of authentic costumes, props and creatures from the films.

“We are proud to present Germany with Harry Potter: The Exhibition at the ODYSSEUM. We could not be happier that the opening day is finally here, and are thrilled to see the excitement in everyone who has the chance to experience this truly magical exhibition,” commented Andreas Waschk, CEO of AWC AG and general manager of Science Center Services GmbH.

The ODYSSEUM will be the exhibition’s second stop on its European tour following a stop in Norrköping, Sweden, at Nya Parken. Since its highly successful premiere at the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago in 2009, it has been presented in a variety of major cultural and entertainment institutions and museums in cities around the world including Boston, Toronto, Seattle, New York, Sydney, Singapore and Tokyo.

Harry Potter: The Exhibition will be shown from October 3, 2014 for a limited time, and will be open during the ODYSSEUM’s regular opening hours: Mondays to Thursdays from 9 am to 7 pm, Fridays to Sundays, bank holidays and school holidays in North Rhine-Westphalia from 9 am to 8 pm.

Tickets to Harry Potter: The Exhibition are available at the ODYSSEUM’s box office, through the ticket hotline 01805-404760 or through www.odysseum.de and www.eventim.de. Timed-entry tickets are required, and last entry will be 90 minutes before closing of the ODYSSEUM. Tickets for Harry Potter: The Exhibition include general admission to the Adventure Museum and are 29,95€ for adults, 23,95€ for children and 99,95€ for families. Audio tours are available, limited to a daily allotment; it is highly recommended to reserve them in advance.

Earache Voices is a London based Voice-Over agency representing some of the best voice talent around.
They tweeted that Tom Felton will narrate “Too Tough To Teach” on Channel 5 (UK).
It is a two part documentary and starts at 9pm on Channel 5 on Monday 29th and concludes the following week.

Earache Voices wrote on their site:

Boys that are worse than Malfoy? Tom Felton narrates “Too Tough To Teach”

Are these kids “Too Tough To Teach?” Channel 5′s new documentary narrated by Earache’s Tom Felton has exclusive access to a school for boys with severe behavioural problems.

When boys arrive at Ian Mikardo School, they are aggressive, disaffected and at risk of ending up in custody. The school is the very end of the line for the toughest kids in East London – the boys that end up here have been permanently expelled from mainstream school with no possibility of returning.

Now, for the first time ever, this extraordinary institution will open its doors with a chance to look beyond the boys’ hard exteriors to reveal their lives, their families and the dedicated teachers who refuse to give up on them.

In a school where every child has special educational needs, we will see the challenges that the teachers have to face daily and the unusual lessons that are taught to the boys.

In this intimate portrayal of a school unlike any other, “Too Tough To Teach?” will follow the stories of a number of boys and their daily battle to release their potential.

This two part documentary starts at 9pm on Channel 5 on Monday 29th and concludes the following week.

credit: Earache Voices

Click here for Tom’s page on the site of Earache Voices. You can listen to various audios by him.

Earache Voices represent voice artists, from BAFTA winning actors to arena filling comedians. All have one thing in common: they are great at what they do!

source: Earache Voices – Website / Earache Voices – Twitter