Tom Felton interviewed in Glamour Greece

Thanks to Feltbeats Army member irooloo for sending us these scans and translation from the latest edition of Glamour Greece. Tom gave the interview with this internationally known magazine when in attendance for the Greek premiere of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince back in August.

Hogwarts sent two of their most famous students to Athens for the premiere of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince. Tom Felton (Draco Malfoy) and Evanna Lunch (Luna Lovegood) talked to Mara Theodoropoulou.

Facing Tom Felton

He looks like a miniature of Eminem (the last 8 years he has to dye his hair blonde) and many people insult him because they think that he is truly awful. Tom Felton, though, is a lovely ,enthusiastic person and a genuine rocker.

Malfoy’s part is much bigger in this movie, as he has to face a moral dilemma. How did you adapt your performance this time?

It was kind of scary at first, because Malfoy would be very different, and I didn’t know if I could manage it. Before the time we started filming, though, I met David Yates many times, the director of the movie, and he explained me how he wanted Draco to be. In many scenes Draco is alone, walking in the halls and generally more lonely than other years where there was more contact with other people. Thanks to David , who was my moving strength, I felt more self-confident.

Did JK Rowling advise you on how to play Malfoy?

No, she is not coming much when we’re filming and she leaves it to the producers and director’s opinion. We were honored, though, to have her this year at the premiere in London. She talked to all the cast and said that she is very satisfied with the result. The writer’s approval is the biggest honor and happiness for any actor.

How did your cameo in Get him to the Greek appear?

How did you get to know that? We filmed it five days ago! Jonah Hill came to the place we were filming Harry Potter the same week and we met each other. I like Superbad very much , and I am a big fan of Seth Rogen and of course Jonah. I was pleased to meet him, we talked and the next day he called me and asked me if I wanted to participate in the movie. I had the opportunity to be away from Harry Potter and be in a very different kind of film. I enjoyed it very much, I was between very funny people.

Did you meet Russell Brand?

We talked very little. He is funny and a little misunderstood, I think. The only thing that is true for him is that he is surrounded by beautiful women.

You have music as a hobby, there are many videos of you on YouTube where you play guitar and sing. Will you release your music?

Some of my songs are available on iTunes. I recorded myself in my room, and they are “low quality.” Videos have been out there for about 2 years and the response is very encouraging. As long as people will ask me to share more songs , I will be disposed to do it. It’s my passion. When I’m not filming any scene, I am in my trailer playing guitar. There are people who asked to change their trailer to be away from me so they could stop listening to my playing!

At least you don’t play Wizard Rock. Do you know Draco and the Malfoys?

I have met their agent. They have a song called Tom Felton’s Kinda Hot, something that is very strange (laughs). I have heard that wizard rock is very successful. Those guys, like Harry and the Potters, make a lot of money! I hope someday I will see them playing live.

Quote from Tom in the small box:

The Bad and the Beautiful
“Play live with Draco and the Malfoys? Maybe. I like the idea,” Tom promises us.

Tom Felton & Daniel Radcliffe’s Friendship Featured in Hungarian BRAVO Magazine

Thanks to Felton Fan Andrea for sending us scans from the latest edition of Hungary’s BRAVO Magazine. It seems Tom and his friend Dan’s relationship is working it’s way across Europe as BRAVO has also recently done articles in both their Polish and German versions of the magazine.

The article’s discuss Tom and Dan’s relationship both on and off the set. You can read the Polish translation at the above link.

Love from the ether: A Birthday Round Up

Many people have been sending us their love for Tom Felton in celebration of his birthday yesterday. Since it’s easier to open presents all at once, we thought we would compile them for Tom all in one place.

First up, here’s our present to Tom . You can read all about the making of this video in the Feltbeats.com’s Official Birthday Present post.

Since Tom seems to inspire love from all over the world, here are a couple video tributes in his honor from two fansite’s Feltbeats.com works closely with on all things Tom related.

From TomFeltonFans_ in Germany:

From TomFeltonBrasil:

And what would a birthday be without a few random presents from strangers? Here are just a couple of the many videos made in tribute of our Tom’s 22nd.

From ZeebProductions:

From Enjynlfe:

While Tom was relaxing in the sun on his 22nd, he was online long enough to open his present from MTV and thank them for their Happy Birthday, Tom Felton: Wake up Video cupcake. He posted to his Twitter account:

thanks for all the bday messages! had the best morning, and thanks to @mtv for this http://bit.ly/2HFnHU

From the MTV Newsroom:

For one reason or another, there are a lot of “Harry Potter” references in the history of Wake-Up Video. And why not? The books have made it cool to read again (and no doubt sparked the current “Twilight” fervor) and the film franchise has made stars Daniel Radcliffe and Emma Watson into the most profitable stars of the decade. Today, we hand a video cupcake to Tom Felton, who plays Slytherin bully Draco Malfoy, one of Harry Potter’s student foils at Hogwart’s. Felton, who had originally auditioned for the roles of both Harry and Ron, brings a certain chilly evil to his role as Malfoy.

In addition to the “Harry Potter” films, Felton has also found time to appear in a handful of other movies (including a cameo in the forthcoming Russell Brand flick “Get Him to the Greek”) and for an erstwhile music career. He has released a handful of songs on iTunes, and they’re mellow little acoustic singer-songwriter tracks that match up romantic lyrics with an adroit control of the guitar. Not surprisingly, he has name-checked Jack Johnson as one of his favorite artists, though in that same interview he also says he likes Green Day and hardcore hip-hop. (Perhaps Felton would like to weigh in on the Hottest MCs list?) Felton said he enjoys Method Man, and it seems only logical that “Bring the Pain” could act as Draco Malfoy’s theme song. Perhaps Mr. Meth could nab himself a cameo in the next “Potter” film? He could play the next school dance, just like Jarvis Cocker did!

We hope you had an enjoyable birthday, Tom.