In their write up from San Diego’s Comic Con, Access Hollywood reveals that Tom’s character name in “Caesar: Rise of the Apes” is Dodge.

2:00 PM – Tom Felton from the Harry Potter films is the sole cast member at Comic-Con to represent the films. He jokes that having to watching himself go through puberty on screen through all the films has been tough and that he and Daniel Radcliffe go back and watch the first film and can’t believe what bad actors they were! Felton has already moved on to his next projects. He just wrapped filming on a movie with “Twilight’s” Ashley Green and from Comic-Con he goes straight to the set of the new “Planet of the Apes” movie (starring James Franco). He’ll play a human character named Dodge.

As soon as this is confirmed, we’ll let you know. Tom returned to the set immediately following his stint in San Diego, but is currently on a break from the film and back in London before he will then return to the set at an undisclosed future time. With his world travels of late, it could be tomorrow, tonight, or some time next week after he hits another country or three. 😉

In an interesting interview with the LATimes today, Tom’s friend Daniel Radcliffe backed up Tom’s remarks of him “crying like a girl” during the final takes of “Deathly Hallows.”

There was one “Deathly Hallows” cast member at Comic-Con; Tom Felton, who plays Draco Malfoy, appeared and I interviewed him on stage in front of an audience of 6,500, which cheered the actor as well as the footage from “Deathly Hallows” that was shown for the first time anywhere. I mentioned to Radcliffe that his on-screen rival told the crowd that the film’s title star cried like a little girl on the final day of shooting.

“You know what, I’d love to libel him and call it a lie, but, darn, he’s absolutely right. We all three of us — me, Rupert and Emma — we just wept. And I’ve never seen Rupert Grint cry. That was really weird.”

Poor Dan and his non-presence. But from all of us here at Feltbeats.com, we wish TomsFriendDan the best of belated birthdays. 🙂

Tom was able to speak with the Associated Press during his short tour at San Diego’s Comic Con on Saturday. Interspersed with Tom discussing growing up in the “Harry Potter” acting school are clips from the latest promo’s of the film.

The video is NOT embeddable, but you can watch it by clicking on Tom below or at this link.