Robin Hood Tax wrote on Twitter today:

@TomFelton. Thanks for the support and interview today. It really is a no brainer. Lets make it happen. #RHT

Now we have more photos of Tom Felton, Noel Clarke and Joe Dempsey.

Caption: Actor Tom Felton at the launch of a piece of street art by The Robin Hood Tax campaign unveiled in East London this morning.

Caption: Actors (from left) Joe Dempsie, Noel Clarke and Tom Felton stand beside a giant piece of street art by The Robin Hood Tax campaign featuring David Cameron and Gordon Brown which has been unveiled in East London this morning.

Caption: Actors (from left) Tom Felton, Noel Clarke and Joe Dempsie stand beside some street art by Kennard/Phillips unveiled by The Robin Hood Tax campaign in East London.

source: belgapicture

Earlier this morning, actor/director Noel Clarke posted this picture with Tom Felton and “Skins” actor Joe Dempsey. The three are working together to support the Robin Hood Tax, an idea proposed by a group of more than 300 economists and businessmen, where there would be a small tax on financial transactions that occur only between large institutions. There are estimates it could raise more than £250 to £450 billion a year worldwide. This money could then be used to help fight global climate change, world hunger, and more.

According to Tom, “Taking just a little from rich financial organisations could transform the lives of people in the UK whose jobs, homes and public services are under threat because of the economic crisis.”

Thanks Noel for the picture! =)

Thanks to our friends at Snitchseeker, we now have this great interview with Matt Lewis, who plays Neville Longbottom in the Harry Potter franchise.

In the interview, Matt talks extensively about Twitter, and discusses Tom Felton:

SnitchSeeker: Have you mentioned it to any of your co-stars and what are their opinions on [Twitter]?

Matt: Tom Felton was on it long before I was. He’s got a massive, massive following – ‘cause of his music stuff as well. And he’s a terribly good looking chap, so he’s got a big following on there. And he is funny – I like some of the stuff he comes out with – and always has good pictures. So I’ve chatted with Tom about it. I know James and Oliver Phelps are on there now, too. It’s a weird thing ‘cause we communicate on there and say, ‘Oh what are up to? Blah, blah, blah’ and then we never talk about it at work. It just never comes up. So It’s a really weird seperate thing. But yeah, there’s a couple of us on there.

Watch the Twitter portion of the interview here:

There is much, much more – so check it out on Snitchseeker!

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