Harry Potter: The Exhibition has been all over the world – from Chicago to Paris – since it first launched back in 2009. The latest stop for the exhibition is Shanghai, China, where the tour arrived this week.
James Phelps, along with other Hollywood stars, is taking a stance and bringing awareness to male breast cancer.
“Patchwork”, a unique horror-comedy starring James Phelps, follows three young women who become patched together in one body after a night of partying. Check out our review!
James Phelps is set to star in “Patchwork”, a horror comedy that puts a new twist on the Frankenstein genre. Take a look at the teaser trailer here!
Universal Orlando’s Celebration of Harry Potter has been taking place this weekend at the Wizarding World of Harry Potter, and we’ve been learning plenty of fun facts and stories from the members of the cast who are gathered there.
This weekend, James and Oliver Phelps (Fred and George Weasley) took part in a charity soccer match, Footy 4 Harry. The soccer match was played to raise funds for Harry Moseley’s charity, Help Harry Help Others. Help Harry Help Others was set up by eleven-year-old Harry Moseley, who had a brain tumor, in order to help others like himself. Oliver and James Phelps captained Harry’s Heroes.
Sportsvibe took the time to interview James Phelps at the recent Mike Tindall MBE Inaugural Celebrity Golf Classic, and the star had a lot to say about his time playing Fred Weasley in the Harry Potter films, including working with renowned British actors and realizing that his character had died.
Filmmakers seek to impress upon us their knowledge of this notoriously private man, and on this point, “The Boy Who Was Woody Allen” is no different.
Starring as the titular role in this new play/musical comedy, James plays an 18-year-old Catholic boy at a loss with what to do with his life and as a result, decides to become Woody Allen. MuggleNet was invited along to the show’s opening night.
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