April 2011
“In Part 2, we go off on this little adventure together to destroy the horcrux. And it’s kind of like a comedy act because it’s the first time you see Hermione and Ron in tune. We’re usually so offbeat. We’re always going to miss each other and we kind of clash. And then, in this one scene, we’re this real team and it’s so funny and we’re both so into it. There are just a couple of really funny comedy moments and I just really enjoyed them. Rupert’s a great comedic actor and so we had a really good time just really bringing the humor out of everything that we could.”
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Emma Watson on her favorite Ron/Hermione scene to film (via sundaystorms)
(via thelittlespirit)
March 2011
Potterwatch #1
Fred Weasley and George Weasley
Fred Weasley and George Weasley- Potterwatch
For those who don’t know:
Potterwatch was a pirate radio program for those who rebelled against Lord Voldemort and supported Harry Potter during the Second Wizarding War.
Potterwatch supplied information to the wizarding community about recent events that were not reported by theWizarding Wireless Network or the Daily Prophet, both of which had fallen under the influence of the Voldemort-controlled Ministry of Magic. The show attempted to boost the morale of the allies involved in the anti-Voldemort movement by broadcasting supportive messages to Harry Potter and everyone else resisting the Death Eaters.
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You know, Peeves the Poltergeist appeared in every single Harry Potter book, even in the Deathly Hallows, and he does not appear in ONE movie. This post is dedicated to Peeves, the little shit who only listened to Fred and George.
Elizabeth Taylor Was Late to Her Own Funeral. →
nymag.com
The service was scheduled to begin at 2 PM but at Miss Taylor’s request started late. Miss Taylor had left instructions that it was to begin at least 15 minutes later than publicly scheduled, with the announcement, ‘She even wanted to be late for her own funeral.’
HBIC
