Neuigkeiten von der Halbblutprinz-Front

Wirklich amüsante Bilder!!

Hey Voldy, kann es sein, dass ein paar von den Links nicht funktionieren?

Ich hoffe mal, folgende Neuigkeiten sind noch einigermaßen 'neu':

1. Laut Leaky Cauldron wird die Rolle der Pansy Parkinson im 6. HP-Film von einer gewissen Scarlett Byrne übernommen. Ich bin sehr froh darüber, dass vielleicht sogar Draco Malfoy in Snogwarts ein wenig Romantik erleben darf. Co-Co und Pan-Pan oder Dra-Dra und Sy-Sy...

2. Fleur Delacour wird in 'Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince' nicht zu sehen sein - das gilt demnach aller Wahrscheinlichkeit nach auch für Bill Weasley:

http://www.hpana.com/news.20368.html

3. Die Schauspieler Dave Legeno und Ralph Ineson sollen für die Rollen der Todesser Fenrir Greyback und Amycus Carrow gecastet worden sein:

Bild von Ralph Ineson
Sehr gutes Bild von Dave Legeno

http://www.the-leaky-cauldron.…ast-for-half-blood-prince

Zu Pansy:

Ist denn diese Scarlett Byrne die Gleiche wie diese hier:

[Blockierte Grafik: http://img216.imageshack.us/img216/3861/pansyparkinsonkz6.jpg]

Fenrir sieht dann im Film so aus, als würde er nebenberuflich eine Muckibude oder ein Bootcamp für Werwölfe betreiben...

@ Hermine Granger

Scarlett Byrne sieht dem Mädchen auf deinem Bild meiner Meinung nach nicht besonders ähnlich, ich habe aber leider nicht herausfinden können, welche Schauspielerin(nen) die Rolle der Pansy in den anderen HP-Filmen gespielt haben. Die Angaben auf den verschiedenen Seiten, die ich mir angeschaut habe, stimmen nicht miteinander überein, was dieses Thema betrifft. Das Bild, das du gepostet hast, stammt aus 'Harry Potter und der Orden des Phönix', oder?

Zitat

Brief interview with Half-Blood Prince Death Eater

Earlier today we told you about several new actors cast for Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince. We now have a little more information on Lord John Paul Castrianni’s role as a Death Eater in the film. According to Castrianni:

I am involved in the invasion of Hogwarts (not so much of an invasion more of a skirmish) in which several Death Eaters attempt to infiltrate Hogwarts and find Dumbledore.

Castrianni also states that the filming was a "great experience" and he kept his wand. He also added that publicity photos should be coming out soon!

Source: UHP

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http://www.snitchseeker.com/ha…prince-death-eater-54525/

Die Kampfszenen mit den Mitgliedern des Phönixordens und den Todessern in Hogwarts sollen also schon gedreht worden sein, leider weiß ich nicht, ob die Seite, von der ich diese Information geklaut habe, auch zuverlässig ist... :hmm:

@ Asphodel: Ja, denk schon, obwohl ich sie im Film nicht gesehen habe.

Newsflash!

Zitat

David Barron Confirms New Scene Added to "Half-Blood Prince" Movie

February 21, 2008, 07:53 AM

As some of you may know, there have been rumors floating around on the net for sometime now regarding a new scene added to the upcoming Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince film. In a new interview with Australia’s Herald Sun, producer David Barron confirmed that there will indeed be one new “pivotal” scene added for the sixth Harry Potter film “set at Ron Weasley’s family home (aka The Burrow), that wasn’t in the book.” In the interview, David Barron does not give away details of this scene, but says it was added with Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling’s full blessing.

David Barron’s full quotage is as follows:

“We don’t often have things that aren’t in the book,” producer David Barron told The Back Room.”But this was brought in because Jo (Rowling) was able throughout the quite lengthy book to keep dropping little snippets of what was happening in the outside world-there’d be people reading newspapers and talking about how somebody’s parents had been killed or somebody had been withdrawn from school because their parents didn’t think it was safe. And we’re made aware that the Muggle world is also experiencing these disasters, but thinks they are disasters rather than the work of Voldemort. The book is peppered with those moments, but we couldn’t do that quite so easily in the film. So (the extra scene) comes in the middle of the film and it just reminds us the world is no longer a safe place. Even in what would normally be considered the safe haven of the Burrow, nobody’s safe. I think you’ll like it. It’s quite effective.”

Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince is currently in production, and is due in theaters November 21, 2008. Thanks to the Snitchseeker for emailing!

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http://www.the-leaky-cauldron.…o-half-blood-prince-movie

@Aspho: "Snogwarts"... - wie geil!!! Deine Wortschöpfung?

Leider nicht, bewitched, aber ich habe diese geniale Wortschöpfung natürlich sofort in meine persönliche HP-Alltagssprache integriert.

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Ralph Fiennes: Not in "Half-Blood Prince," Has Not Signed Yet to Return as Voldemort for "Deathly Hallows"

March 04, 2008, 10:31 AM
While promoting his new film "In Bruges" actor Ralph Fiennes gave a new interview where he discusses his role as Lord Voldemort in the Harry Potter series. Ralph says he will not be appearing in the upcoming "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince," and has not yet signed for "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows." He discusses the fact he "particularly liked" doing "Goblet of Fire" under the direction of Mike Newell. Noting that he was never an avid reader of the Harry Potter book series he says that it wasn't until he went "to the premiere of the first one I did, I got a real sense of the extraordinary nature of it all." Quotage from the interview with Ain't it Cool is as follows:

Capone (of Aint It Cool) Are you even in THE HALF-BLOOD PRINCE?
RF: The one they're shooting now, no, I'm not in it.

Capone: So it's just your nephew that's playing…
RF: My nephew is playing, I think just for a couple of scenes, the younger Voldemort [Tom Riddle]. I understand that the bulk of the bulk of the backstory of Voldemort is played by another, slightly older actor [Frank Dillane].

Capone: And have you signed on for the final film yet?
RF: I have not yet, no.

Capone: Has it been fun seeing yourself rendered serpentine for the two films your are in?
RF: Yeah, I particularly liked doing the first one. The second one, I think Voldemort is placed more as a sense in Harry's head, whereas in the first one I did with Mike Newell directing, there was that fantastic scene of his rebirth in the graveyard, which I enjoyed doing. I've enjoyed making the movies, but I was never an avid reader of the books. It just wasn't something I went towards. When I went to the premiere of the first one I did, I got a real sense of the extraordinary nature of it all.

Capone: Were there small children in the audience screaming at the site of you?
RF: Yes! The volume of people and the noise and excitement; it was a huge phenomenon, the whole thing is definitely. And I actually think that the David Yates-directed one, the last one, was particularly good. I liked the style of it; it was grown up. and had an edge to it, the way it was shot and lit. It's a franchise that could so easily have not developed, but I think just filmicly it has been developed, and the producers have been very smart to keep it alive and present and edgy.

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Helen McCrory Filming This Week as Narcissa Malfoy for "Half-Blood Prince"

March 04, 2008, 11:48 AM

Actress Helen McCrory is filming her scenes this week in her role as Narcissa Malfoy in the upcoming "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince". Actor Damian Lewis, the husband of Helen McCrory, appeared on ITV's This Morning television program, and said his wife was "extremely excited" about playing the part, and has "been on all the blogs, looking at how much more excited everyone else is" about this and the upcoming movie. You can watch the video of his appearance on the morning talk show here via You Tube (the brief comments about Harry Potter are at the very end of the interview). Thanks Raadhika and The Daily Snitcher!

http://www.the-leaky-cauldron.…foy-for-half-blood-prince

schade
ich fand ralph wahnsinnig gut in der rolle von voldemort!

und ich könnte mir Dave Legeno sehr gut in der Rolle des Fenrir Greyback vorstellen. mit ein bissel make-up & drama drama wird das schon.