Tom Felton’s upcoming WWII film, “Grace and Danger,” gets letter of intent from distributor

Over the weekend we received some news regarding Tom Felton’s upcoming WWII film project, Grace and Danger. According to director Rhys Hayward, the film has received a letter of intent from American distributor Koan Inc.!

In case you haven’t been following the “Grace and Danger” news, this is a WWII film in which Tom is set to play the character Private Carnaby. For more information about Private Carnaby, including a excerpt of the script, click here.

Rhys’ message was sent to all members of the Grace and Danger group on Facebook:

Some exciting info. to share this week! – I now have a letter of intent from American distributor Koan Inc.

Koan distribute a number of WWII movies (their biggest selling genre) and these include Saints & Soldiers and The Fallen. They’re interested in all rights (television, theatrical & dvd). However, if we decided to go to other companies for theatrical & dvd distribution, they would still be keen to pick up domestic & foreign tv rights.

All very exciting stuff! I’ve been making lots of calls to the U.S. lately, so not looking forward to the next phone bill! – will be back next week with more items to confirm….

Though this does not guarantee production, it is a huge step in getting the film made and distributed!

Due to the great script and powerful attached cast (not only Tom Felton, but other stars such as Tom Sizemoore), this film has been getting a lot of attention lately. Just look at this screenshot showing the level of interest in the film on IMDB.com!

We think this is a great role for Tom, and we’ve also been told by the director that a sequel the film is being planned, and he would love to have Tom back to continue to play the part!


Rhys Haward shooting the “Grace and Danger” development trailer.

Great news, congratulations to Rhys and the rest of the crew!

Tom Felton To Attend London Critics’ Circle Film Awards

According to Click Liverpool the 30the Annual London Critics’ Circle Film Awards, which is to be hosted by none other than Jason Isaacs this year, will have Tom Felton in attendance.

Also in attendance will be Peter Strickland (Katalin Varga); Christian McKay (Me and Orson Welles); George MacKay (The Boys are Back); Andy Serkis (Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll); Carey Mulligan, Finola Dwyer, Nick Hornby, Olivia Williams (An Education) and Colin Firth ( A Single Man).

Daniel Barber (Harry Brown); Tomas Alfredsson (Let the Right One In); John Hurt (44 Inch Chest); Tahar Rahim (A Prophet); Kathryn Bigelow (The Hurt Locker); Peter Capaldi, Armando Iannucci (In the Loop); Timothy Spall (The Damned United); Christoph Waltz (Inglourious Basterds) and Tom Felton to name but a few.

Watch Feltbeats for more information on this award show.