A Dramatic Tom Felton Is Interviewed In This Week’s BRAVO Magazine

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Thanks to Feltbeats Junior Admin Estrella89san and FeltonFan Sabkay for scanning and translating the latest issue of Germany’s BRAVO Magazine which features an interview chockful of insight into Tom’s plans after Harry Potter. In the interview, Tom mentions work on his upcoming album, posing for the “extreme” photos in DRAMA Magazine, and his hopes in attending college like co-star Emma Watson after he finishes filming in April, 2010.

On the Cinema Screen, he’s playing the mean Boy Who Stands on the Side of the Evil. Thus we know Tom Felton, which makes the life of his schoolmate Harry Potter as Draco Malfoy hell.

But now there are Pictures appeared in the British “Drama” Magazine, which show him completely differently. In former times he wouldn’t have dared photos like that. But now, SURE! And that’s not the only Change in his life, that Tom told BRAVO….

Bravo: There are some really crass Photos of you appeared…

Tom: Oh yes! (Laugh) The Pictures are totally crazy, or?

Bravo: Yes, but also a bit extreme. Why did you take pictures of such kind?

Tom: I wanted to try something new and show people that I’m not only the guy from the Harry Potter Movies. Most of them are thinking that I’m still 12 years old. I became recently 22. I grew up, want to test my border now and change – even if it will shock the people.

Bravo: Would you please tell us from the Shooting: Was it fun, being a Model?

Tom: Fun yes – But a real Model, that’s nothing for me. Just let me say: I did behave very oafishly while they were Shooting… (laugh)

Bravo: What did you think, as you saw the Pictures the first time?

Tom: I was totally surprised. But afterward I’m really happy, that I jumped over my Shadow and trusted myself.

Bravo: Will you jump over your shadow at the Film set and play other Roles?

Tom: Off course! After the end of Harry Potter I will do really new things. All offers, at which I would normally say: ‘No, I don’t want to do this’ – that’s the roles I want to play! It is just like a fight against me!

Bravo: For your role you needed your hair bleached for years. Will you change that?

Tom: Even if I’m used to the blond hairs now, after the filming of Harry Potter in April 2010, I will not bleach my hair any longer. So, now it is public! (laugh)

Bravo: what are the changes which coming up?

Tom: So much! At the moment I’m working on some songs and a new Album, which will come out in the next winter. I love to sing and playing guitar.

Bravo: What is more important to you: Music or Acting?

Tom: I would like to combine both. I’d like to play in films, but I would love to write the soundtracks for the movie, too. That is my biggest dream! Although, there is one more thing….

Bravo: And that would be…?

Tom: I’d like to study

Bravo: Really? Did you make a request already?

Tom: Yes, and there are a few Universities that would take me. But they are not as Ivy League as Brown, where Emma is going. Apparently she is smarter like I am! (laugh) Nevertheless I hardly can wait to start.

Bravo: Sounds like you would enjoy being again in School.

Tom: Strange thing, but Yes! In school days, I did hate school, but I have changed extremely!

Oh, To Be Young Again: Video and Interview of Tom Felton at the Young Film Critics Awards

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Thanks to Anna Lowman, who works with FILMCLUB, we now have all sorts of media goodness for you of Tom Felton at the Young Film Critics Awards. According to Anna, Tom Felton “was there to present two awards to FILMCLUB members Phoebe Lawrance and Rosemary Collins.”

Congratulations to the two lucky ladies [Pictured above with Tom Felton]!

Also, we now have video from the Young Film Critics Awards!

And last, but definitely not least, here is a short interview:


You are here today at the Young Critics Awards, giving out awards to two FILMCLUB members who have reviewed films on the site. Do you read your own film reviews?

Yes, it was a great honour (to give out the award) I personally don’t go searching, not that I don’t appreciate the comments or opinions of other people, I like to hear what the fans have got to say. I confess that I have a very good girlfriend who manages to email me all the best ones but I get quite a biased opinion of the films! I remember speaking to the director of the Harry Potter films and we both said, there’s going to be so many pros and so many(cons)…because there’s going to be thousands of reviews people are going to love it, or people are going to hate it. You’ve just got to take what you can from it really.

What do you think about FILMCLUB?

I think it’s a fantastic initiative. I think FILMCLUB…a getting kids into films is a great idea but the idea of getting them into films as a group is even better. I’m actually quite a lonely go-er to the cinema, I go quite often by myself but nothing beats going with a group of people. Even if people disagree with what you think of the film its kind of good. You kind of learn who you are by going to films with different people really. I think it’s a great way to interact with other kids and see what’s out there.

Feltbeats would like to thank Anna Lowman very much for allowing Feltbeats to use these goodies! Thank you.

Enjoy, everyone!

Tom Felton thrills young fans at the Young Film Critics awards event

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As we told you preivously, Tom Felton presented the Young Film Critics awards during the launch of the National Schools Film Week at in London’s Leicester Square yesterday afternoon.

According to Scholastic’s Web site:

An audible gasp of delight went up from the young audience when Harry Potter star, Tom Felton (aka Draco Malfoy) arrived on stage to present the awards in two new categories – open to members of Film Education’s Film Club.

“It’s a thrill to see such dedication going into getting young children into the cinema,” remarked Tom. “I was blessed with going to the cinema at a young age, yet I am hearing today that there are children who have never been to a cinema before, or are not going on a regular basis. So it’s fantastic that this initiative is helping to address that.”

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