Remember how in the year 2008 Tom Felton was guest star on Jack Osbourne’s show, “Celebrity Adrenaline Junkie”? He ventured a bungee jump, flew with a glider, swam with sharks, sky dived in tandem, and rode on an ostrich (Though unfortunately, all we saw of that experience was in promo shots). He gave an interview to ITN at that time too; one that we’d previously only seen a small part of. But now we have the full interview available to show you!
He talks about “Celebrity Adrenaline Junkie”, “Harry Potter” — specifically his role as Draco Malfoy — his “Feltbeats” account on YouTube, and much more…
UPDATE from Lilyginny27: Here’s another short clip of Tom from earlier today, this time asking you to watch the video and let them know what you think of it from outside the Sky News studios. Looks lovely out!
As we already reported Tom Felton was guest at Sky News today.
Harry Potter star Tom Felton tells Sky News the campaign to back the so-called Robin Hood Tax on financial transactions in the banking system is gaining support both in the UK and across Europe.
As some of you remember, on Feburary 23rd we posted that the US DVD of Tom Felton’s movie “The Disappeared” would be available for purchase on May 18th. We informed you that we would let you know when it was made available for pre-order.
Well, good news!: Amazon has now made “The Disappeared” available for Pre-Order on their website.
Also – more exiting news – Amazon released what appears to be the US cover for the DVD.
Disclaimer: Because this may be a placeholder cover for the DVD, if another, more official cover is released, we will let you know.
Feltbeats.com has just been informed that Tom Felton will be a guest on Sky News tomorrow, April 9, sometime between 8:30 am and 12:00 pm (I assume this is UK time). Unfortunately, we don’t have a more specific time frame, but hopefully we’ll find out soon.
Tom will be interviewed along with actor/director Noel Clarke to promote 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.
On the Sky News Web site, some quotes from the interview are revealed. During the interview, Tom says:
“Our challenge to Brown, Cameron and Clegg is to reach out and hug the Robin Hoodies.
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.”
