Sugar Covered Quills

Principal photography has started last Monday on Rupert Grint’s new movie, Cherry Bomb.The coming-of-age drama also stars Kimberly Nixon and Robert Sheehan under the direction of Glen Leyburn and Lisa Barros D’Sa. Here is the movie plot:

With their exams over, best friends Malachy and Luke are out to have one hell of a summer. However, the arrival of Michelle, a captivating but troubled beauty, tests their friendship to the limit as she encourages the two boys to carry out increasingly dangerous and illegal deeds in the battle for her affections – with fatal consequences.

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MTV Movies Blog has posted their analization of the rcently released HBP photos. They have analyzed four pictures so far inclusing of Ron, Luna and Draco.

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WB has released some hi-res pics of some of the pictures released last week. Most of these pictures are the one seen in Empire Magazine.

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In an interview by Coutts Women, Helen McCrory talks about her movies, life, family and choices. She also talked about her upcoming movie, Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince. Here is an except:

Helen’s next project is another such choice. She plays Narcissa Malfoy in the upcoming Harry Potter film, The Half-Blood Prince, out in November. Originally cast as Bellatrix LeStrange in the previous film, Helena Bonham Carter took the role when pregnancy and flying stunts ruled Helen out.

But Narcissa is a much better fit. She’s the sister of Bellatrix, the wife of Lucius, and the devoted mother of Draco, whom she’s willing to sacrifice everything for – something McCrory can now identify with.

“There’s Helena in Doc Martins, mad hair and rolling eyes, Alan Rickman as Snape who, if he was more relaxed, his heart would stop. Then Jim Broadbent is lurching towards you opening the door. It’s surreal. These are actors normally playing lead roles and some have four lines here. So it’s amazing creativity both on the acting and production fronts. There’s this freedom to create which is quite unusual for Britain,” she admits.

To read the whole interview, click on the link above.

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The American book cover of the first Potter book, Sorcerer’s Stonei, by Mary Granpré has made it to Entertainment Weekly’s New Classic Book Covers. It came in at #20 and joining other books such as Jurassic Park, Blindness and many more.

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