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Continuing their social rounds, Bonnie Wright and Jamie Campbell Bower were spotted attending last night’s NME Awards, which honors the best in British Music.

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Potter producer David Heyman, production designer Stuart Craig and make-up effects deisgner Nick Dudman talked to BBC Radio 2, where they revealed new details from the Deathly Hallows set. All of them talked about the series as a whole such as its successful translation from books to screen and how the saga will end with the young heroes growing up. They also talked about the different themes in the movies.

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In addition to our post yesterday where Helena Boham Carter talked about becoming Hermione in the last two Potter movies, we have an additional video from The Dish Rag where Helena talked filming her scenes with the young actors.

“I get to do horrible things,” she admits about her character Bellatrix LeStrange. “I killed Sirius Black ages ago. I kill Dobby in this one and I torture Hermione. Oh, and I get to pretend to be Hermione. Hermione takes this potion that makes her look like me. So I had to act like Hermoine pretending to be me.”

Of her young Potter costars, she says, “They are such nice human beings, bright and with such great manners. I love them. I miss them.”

Here are several video clips from the upcoming feature Alice in Wonderland featuring Potter actors Helena Bonham Carter, Alan Rickman and Timothy Spall.

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The Liverpool Daily has published a report where Potter actress Imelda Staunton visited Liverpool’s Acting Academy.She  visited the performers as she spoke about her career in television and in the movies. It was also confirmed that she will be filming her scenes in The Deathly Hallows next week.

The 54-year-old actress, who is well-known for playing Izzy in the comedy television series Up The Garden Path, arrived in Liverpool just a week before she begins work on the new Harry Potter film.

She said: “I hope the actors found it interesting to hear about the difference between theatre and film-making.”

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