Sir Michael Gambon will soon be seen in “Fortitude”, the upcoming 12-episode series about a peaceful, remote Arctic town suddenly rocked by murder. In a new interview, Gambon speaks about his character, Henry, and also discusses how he got started in acting through theater.
Universal has now unveiled the full, official schedule for A Celebration of Harry Potter. Included are discussions with “Harry Potter” cast members, graphic designers MinaLima, wand masterclass sessions with wand combat choreographer Paul Harris, and more!
Rumors are swirling that we will soon be seeing Emma Watson sing and dance in the upcoming musical film “La La Land”.
Following his Oscar success with “Gravity” last year, director Alfonso Cuarón will be helping to announce this year’s Academy Award nominees in a new two-part presentation.
The nominations for Britain’s 20th National Television Awards have just been announced, and Dame Maggie Smith is up for Drama Performance for her role as the Dowager Countess of Grantham in “Downton Abbey”.
In a thoughtful article for the January 2015 issue of “Elle UK”, Bonnie Wright talks confidence issues and how she overcomes them. She discusses how she has learned to retain her self-confidence, beginning from her time as a child on the “Harry Potter” set, to her current struggles in an industry that constantly causes self-doubt.
The Boston Online Film Critics Association has chosen its favorite films of 2014, and “Potter” fans will recognize some familiar names among the winners.
Visitors at the Wizarding World of Harry Potter can now sip hot butterbeer to keep out the winter chill! It was announced today that the new form of the wizarding drink is available throughout the theme park, and it makes a cozy alternative to the already popular cold, frozen, and ice cream butterbeer varieties.
If you love pranks and hidden cameras, don’t miss “Bad Robots”, the new UK comedy series featuring the voice of Sir Michael Gambon. Check out the hilarious clips here!
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