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Here's the news on everything Harry Potter!
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Cast & Crew Arrive At Shell Cottage To Film Deathly Hallows
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We previously reported on the Deathly Hallows film set construction of Shell Cottage in Pembrokeshire, Wales. Now, The Leaky Cauldron has received reports of Harry Potter stars Daniel Radcliffe (Harry Potter), Rupert Grint (Ron Weasley), Emma Watson (Hermione Granger), Evanna Lynch (Luna Lovegood), Domhnall Gleeson (Bill Weasley), and Warwick Davis (as Griphook) arriving in the area with the crew. They were seen earlier today at the beach.
One report was from Jo:
"From the looks of the conservatory and garden, it looks like they may do some internal filming. You can also see a chair in one of the front windows. I couldn’t get over the detail, the little window next the chimney is just such a nice effect, even lobster pots in the garden!"
Since the UK is approximately five hours ahead of us, I believe filming may have already started (per TLC's report of an early morning filming) at Freshwater Beach. 
There are photos of the film crew setting up for filming at Shell Cottage in the photo gallery, courtsey of a Facebook group for Freshwater Beach who has photos from S. Click here to see them.
Thanks to TLC |
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Exclusive: Heyman on Boy in Striped Pyjamas, HBP, and DH
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Harry Potter producer David Heyman recently teamed up with David Thewlis (Professor Lupin) to work on the film The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas, which hits theatres November 14th. He has answered a few questions about this film and also answered some of our questions we asked him about changed scenes in the Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince and how these changes tie in with Deathly Hallows and what he plans after he completes filming the Harry Potter series. Read more to find out what he had to say! |
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Happy Birthday, Mike Newell!
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Mike Newell, the director of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, turns sixty-six today, March 28, 2008. Mr. Newell is currently working on a film entitled Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time. Happy Birthday, Mr. Newell! |
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Happy Birthday, Steve Kloves!
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Steve Kloves, the writer for every film except Order of the Phoenix, turns 48 today, March 18th, 2008. Happy birthday, Steve, and good luck to you as you write the final two screenplays! |
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Order of the Phoenix Soundtrack List
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Amazon have unveiled a list of all the songs that you will hear on the Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix soundtrack, composed by Nicholas Hooper. Here is the entire tracklist:
1. Fireworks
2. Professor Umbridge
3. Another Story
4. Dementors in the Underpass
5. Dumbledore's Army
6. The Hall of Prophecies
7. Possession
8. The Room of Requirements
9. The Kiss
10. A Journey to Hogwarts
11. The Sirius Deception
12. Death of Sirius
13. Umbridge Spoils a Beautiful Morning
14. Darkness Takes Over
15. The Ministry of Magic
16. The Sacking of Trelawny
17. Flight of the Order of the Phoenix
18. Loved Ones and Leaving
You can pre-order the soundtrack over at Amazon here for $13.99. It will be released July 10 2007.
Thanks to HPANA |
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OOTP Music Composer Speaks
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Film Music Weekly recently held an interview with Nicholas Hooper, the man who composed the music for Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix. In the interview, he discusses in detail various themes on the soundtrack. Click here and scroll to page 4! |
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David Yates on OOTP and More
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The LA Times has a new article on the Order of the Phoenix
"During one particularly emotional scene in this installment, Radcliffe recalls [Gary] Oldman [Sirius Black] saying to him: "'Dan, do you mind if I do something sort of physical with you before we start?' I was like, 'No, no,' assuming he meant giving me a hug. He came up to me and grabbed me and shook me really, really hard. As he went away, he kept eye contact. And tears started to form up. I had no idea how it happened, but it worked."
Emma also mentioned that Yates is perfect for this film: "I don't know if he could have directed any of the other ones. This was his story to tell."
Thanks again MN! |
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OOTP Director Wins Emmy
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David Yates who is the director of Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix was awarded the Emmy tonight for "Outstanding Directing For a Miniseries, Movie or Dramatic Special" for his work on The Girl In The Cafe. He was not in attendance for the recieving of the award as he is under wraps with filming for Order of the Phoenix. Congrats David! |
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Another Heyman Interview
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Empire Online are releasing a lot of interviews of all involved in Goblet of Fire and this time round, its David Heyman's turn. The producer of all Harry Potter films to date said (about a possible split of Goblet):
"We went through the process of thinking about that, of thinking was there enough here for two films? Where would you break this if you were to do two films? Were there two coherent stories within it? We came to the conclusion that it would work very well as one film." You can read the entire interview here. |
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Mike Newell Interview
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Mike Newell, the director of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire recebtly spoke with Empire Online about the challenges and myth's of making the film. You can read the *short* interview here. |
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Heyman Interview
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David Heyman, producer of all current Harry Potter spoke with Comingsoon.net. Although the interview was conducted almost a year ago, comingsoon.net have placed it up along with their set visit. You can read the interview here.
CS: How's the planning been going on making the fifth movie?
Heyman: We'll be announcing a director, I imagine, by the end of the year, maybe sooner than that, and we will have a first draft screenplay by a new screenwriter in the next few weeks. We are working with a writer by the name of Michael Goldenberg. We are not working with Steve Kloves. The choice was entirely Steve's and not our own. Steve had worked on four Potters and Steve Kloves is a writer and also, very much of a director. He directed "The Fabulous Baker Boys" as his first film and he did a film called "Flesh and Blood" and he has not directed in I think almost ten years. For me, I'm very excited because he's going to be writing and directing a project for me, so he's still a part of my life. He made a decision that he wanted to get back to directing, so he's working on a project that I have called "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time." I haven't seen a draft of that yet, but he's writing that to direct, and I hope that'll happen sometime in the next year or so. I think we'll start that in early 2006. |
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Happy Birthday, Chris Columbus!
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Today is Chris Columbus's birthday! *confetti* Chris Clumbus was the director of the first two brilliant Harry Potter movies and is currently directing "Rent" a soon-to-be big screen movie.
Happy Birthday, Chris! :laughing: |
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See
HPP's exclusive Matt Lewis (Neville Longbottom) interview here,
and see what he has to say to HPP visitor's here! |
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