E! has just released a new interview with Dan Radcliffe, Rupert Grint and Tom Felton where they discuss the sixth Potter film and some of the cuts that have been made. Also in the clip is footage of the crew filming a corridor scene with Dan and Rupert at Gloucester Cathedral.

Thanks to The Daily Snitcher for the tip!

Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, and Rupert Grint were all named some of the top earning "20 under 25" stars according to Forbes magazine. Dan took the top honors for the male actors, landing the countdown at number six, racking in $15 million. Emma came in 15th with $4 million along with co-star Rupert, closely following at number 16.

The top-earning actor on the list, Harry Potter alter-ego Daniel Radcliffe, 18, earned $15 million. That's more than performers twice his age, like Jennifer Aniston and Sandra Bullock, who earned $14 million and $10 million, respectively, made over the same period. The Potter franchise catapulted Radcliffe's co-stars Emma Watson and Rupert Grint to the list with $4 million apiece. This summer's fifth installment, Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, was the second highest-grossing film of the year (edged out by Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End), raking in $938 million worldwide. The trio are already filming the follow-up, Half-Blood Prince.

E! Entertainment will have a one-hour special on this countdown on Saturday, December 22nd, at 6 PM EST.

Two new articles have been released that focus on the final two films in the Harry Potter series. The first article from the Winnipeg Sun is a look at actors Dan Radcliffe, Emma Watson and Rupert Grint, and how they have grown up without much incident through the first six films. Producer David Heyman, director David Yates and actress Imelda Staunton all praised the trio in the interview, and Heyman credited Chris Columbus with doing an extraordinary job with initially casting them. Radcliffe also addressed just how committed he is to these films:

"So, to me, it's just about letting people know that I'm incredibly serious and passionate about this -- this series of films -- and how much they mean to me. If you've been involved in something for more than seven years now, you want to be able to talk about it articulately and explain why you love it, explain why you loved being involved in it so much."

The second article from the Edmonton Sun addresses the mood of Half-Blood Prince, and how different it will be from Deathly Hallows. Producer David Heyman said that humor in the sixth film will be "slightly warmer," but Radcliffe noted he can't wait to get to the more darker tone of the seventh and final film.

Thanks to Taylor for sending this in!

In an interview conducted last weekend for the release of the fifth Harry Potter DVD, Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, and Emma Watson express their feelings about Dumbledore being gay.

Check out a video of this here.

The fifth Harry Potter movie that was released earlier this year dominated the National Movie Awards, winning three of the six prizes. Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix won the award for best family movie. Emma Watson picked up best female performance for her role as "Hermione," while Daniel Radcliffe who plays the lead won for best male performance, beating Daniel Craig from the Bond movie, Johnny Depp, and co-star Rupert Grint. Rupert has this to say about losing to Dan: "Obviously I didn't expect to win, because I think Dan deserves it more than me." The winners were picked solely on public votes. The show will be broadcast on ITV1 on Saturday at 21.30 GMT.

Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, and Emma Watson tonight attended the National Movie Awards in London. Check out some pics of their appearance here.

Joshua Lodge, a former friend of Rupert Grint, has denied allegations of sexual assaulting an underage girl at Rupert's 18th birthday party last year.

In response to the charges against Joshua, Rupert issued the following statement: "I am totally appalled and disgusted by the actions of Joshua Lodge. I am 100% behind the victim."

Lodge, 19, was cautioned by the police for the offense. This means his name will remain on the sexual offenders list for the next two years.

The actor who plays Ron Weasley in the Harry Potter movies is celebrating his birthday today! We hope that Rupert has a great 19th birthday!

EDIT: Stephen Fry, the voice behind the UK Potter audiobooks, also celebrates his big 50th birthday today!

Rupert Grint and Emma Watson made an appearance on today's edition of Yahoo!'s "The 9" show. Both of them discuss various things ranging from music festivals to the best way to make toast.

UPDATE: Rupert was also on NBC's Today Show and Fuse's The Sauce. You can watch both videos here.

Moviefone recently chatted to Dan, Emma and Rupert after the "Hand, Foot and Wand" ceremony at Grauman's Chinese Theater in LA. In the interview Emma discusses the possibility of kissing Rupert on stage, while Dan shares his craziest fan moment.

Yesterday at Grauman's Chinese Theatre in Hollywood, Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, and Emma Watson were honored at the "Hand, Foot, and Wand" ceremony. The trio had their hands, feet, and even wands pressed into the cement at the theatre's forecourt. Check out a video of this here.

Today at Grauman's Chinese Theatre in Hollywood, California, a day after the US Order of the Phoenix premiere, Dan, Emma, and Rupert were honored at the "Hand, Foot, and Wand" ceremony. The trio had their hands, feet, and even wands impressed into the cement at the theatre's forecourt. You can find some pictures in our gallery.

Interviews with Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, and Emma Watson were shown on Richard & Judy today, and a video of this is now online here.

Daniel, Rupert, and Emma recently appeared on the Australian show "60 minutes," and a transcript of this interview can be read here. On being a celebrity, Emma had this to say:

"Everywhere I go people stop me, recognise me. I mean, I don't know quite how to explain it. It's just completely turned my life upside down so, yeah, just — you just have to kind of adapt, I guess."

Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, and Emma Watson recently did an interview with The Telegraph speaking about the end of the movie and book franchise, as well as some other topics. Dan discusses whether or not he's had a normal childhood, saying:

"I don't feel I've missed out on anything. Perhaps I've grown up slightly faster than some other people my age simply because from the age of 11 I've been surrounded by more adults than kids. I've had a working relationship with adults and that does change how you develop and mature. You possibly do grow up slightly faster.

"The other day, somebody said the last Harry Potter film will probably be released in 2010. I don't know how true that is, but if it's the case then that will have been 10 years of my life and that's a huge chunk, so I'll be sad because it will be the end of an era in a way. But I equally imagine it will be quite exciting to be out of that world."

Also, This Is London reports Dan will gross $50 million for the next two films together.

Don't forget the trio will be on Richard & Judy today. We'll have a video online shortly afterwards. EDIT: Looks like it didn't air. We'll update you with more soon.

In a new interview with Ain't It Cool News, Rupert Grint discusses both the upcoming movie Order of the Phoenix and filming Half-Blood Prince. Concerning the fifth movie, Rupert talks about one of the disappointments he faced:

"I was a bit disappointed when Quidditch didn't make it, but I mean... it's such a big book, there's so much to fit in I can understand why they pared it down.
But I'm kinda hoping it'll be in the next one."

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix comes out in theaters on July 11th.

UPDATE: Ain't It Cool News also has a report from this morning's press conferences with the OOTP cast and crew. It contains information about the fifth and sixth movies, but more interestingly, Book 7.

In the original draft of the screenplay Order of the Phoenix, they had decided to remove a character from the story. Rowling read over the screenplay and said “I wouldn’t do that if I were you,” that they were free to do whatever they liked, of course, but "if you make a 7th movie you’ll have tied your hands."

The report is spoiler-free for those concerned but contains theories from the author.

UPDATE #2: A second interview was also conducted with David Yates. Yates talks about the new movie and the sixth movie as well. In the interview he discusses the relationship between Dumbledore and Harry:

"It’s a very different dynamic this time because there’s a lot more between Dumbledore and Harry. I think we’ll be alright on this one. I’ve got a good feeling."

He has also said that he has "talked about" coming back for the Deathly Hallows movie as well.

A few days ago we brought to you scans from the latest issue of Teen Vogue where the trio was featured in a great photoshoot. The magazine's website now has a new behind-the-scenes look at the making of that spread which you can see in our gallery.


There is also an article to accompany the photos, viewable at Teen Vogue's website. Thanks to everyone who e-mailed with the tip!

The June/July issue of Teen Vogue magazine has a fantastic new spread featuring Potter actors Dan Radcliffe, Emma Watson, and Rupert Grint. Thanks to HPANA, we now have scans from the entire article that can be viewed here in our galleries.

Each of the three actors contributed interviews, which can be read on the images. In one part, Dan talks about how Order of the Phoenix has shaped up:

With this one, it's like everything has come together. It's been my favorite one to do. The character is so exciting in this film. He's so complex. When you're eleven, you're not that complicated. You know what you like and what you don't like, and you know what you want to do and what you don't. But as you get older, there's so much more. You're constantly subjected to this whole cacophony of conflicting thoughts. And I've been able to use that, I hope, to capture some of the detail and complexity of Harry.

Rupert Grint, along with his on-screen twin brothers, James and Oliver Phelps, attended the NME music awards in London last night. Some photos of them can be seen here, with Rupert sporting rather long hair.

The February/March issue of The Saddle Club features a new interview with Rupert Grint where he talks about the sixth film, the fandom, and recent rumors concerning Emma Watson:

I heard that Emma Watson might leave the series before it's over. Do you know the story there?
I'm not actually sure. I don't really know the details, but I have heard that. I don't know. It would be weird without her, and it would be a sort of shame if she doesn't stick it out. It's not up to me because they do take up so much of your life. I don't know what she thinks, but I do hope that she doesn't leave.

Did she say anything while you've been filming like, "I can't take this anymore!"
No, not really. She hasn't really talked about it. I know me and Dan [Radcliffe] are going to stick it out. So we'll just have to see really. I hope she doesn't leave.

It's important to note that, even though Rupert has heard them too, rumors of Emma leaving the series before the seventh film should be taken with a grain of salt. Thanks to Kylie for sending in this article!