After recently returning to the set of "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows", Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson and Rupert Grint have once again said goodbye to each other. The three main stars reshot "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part II" epilogue scenes just days before Christmas and wrapped it over the weekend, MTV Movies Blog reports.
The filming took place in Leavesden studios while the scenes are actually set at King's Cross Station.
The filming took place in Leavesden studios while the scenes are actually set at King's Cross Station.
'Harry Potter' Star Michael Gambon Trying His 'Luck' on HBO Series
Michael Gambon jumps from big to small screen and he's making his first U.S. television debut at the same time. The Brit is to take a recurring role on HBO drama series "Luck" which is about several characters who are tied to the same horse-racing track.
Produced under David Milch/Michael Mann collaboration, "Luck" puts Dustin Hoffman in the lead role named Ace Brenstein. Now Gambon is to play a yet-to-be-named character who is "a nemesis or worthy adversary for" Brenstein. Gambon previously worked with Mann in Oscar nominated film "The Insider".
Produced under David Milch/Michael Mann collaboration, "Luck" puts Dustin Hoffman in the lead role named Ace Brenstein. Now Gambon is to play a yet-to-be-named character who is "a nemesis or worthy adversary for" Brenstein. Gambon previously worked with Mann in Oscar nominated film "The Insider".
Nick Cave Escaped Car Crash Uninjured
Rocker Nick Cave had a lucky escape on Tuesday, December 7 evening after he walked away unscathed from a car crash in Sussex, south England. The Australian star was driving his Jaguar with his twin sons as passengers when he smashed into a speed camera in Hove.
No other vehicles were involved in the collision and no one was harmed. A police spokesperson says, "The camera belongs to the Sussex Safer Roads Partnership, not the police, and the railings belong to the local highway authority. Both agencies were informed. Nobody has been arrested but police inquiries are continuing."
No other vehicles were involved in the collision and no one was harmed. A police spokesperson says, "The camera belongs to the Sussex Safer Roads Partnership, not the police, and the railings belong to the local highway authority. Both agencies were informed. Nobody has been arrested but police inquiries are continuing."
'Tangled' Outdoes 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part I' at Box Office
"Tangled" has emerged on the peak of North American Box Office on its second weekend. After giving a strong competition to "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part I" last week, the new take on Rapunzel tale claims the first spot with an estimated $21.5 million.
"Quality rises to the top," Disney distribution boss Chuck Viane comments on the film's receipts. "Meantime, we have the holidays ahead of us, and therein lies the strength of our long-term prospects." The animation, which is released in 2D and 3D, has made a total of $96.5 million cume so far.
"Deathly Hallows: Part I", which had maintained the champ title for two weeks, now lands on the second place with an estimated $16.7 million. Despite dropping about 65.9% in ticket sales, the movie does not go anywhere far from the top position since there was not any big title making its debut last weekend.
"Burlesque", "Unstoppable" and "Love and Other Drugs" climb up one position each to the third, fourth and fifth place respectively. The drama musical and the drama thriller add an estimated $6.1 million each, while the R-rated romantic movie takes in an approximately $5.7 million.
Meanwhile, newcomer "The Warrior's Way" enters the chart on the ninth place with an estimated $3 million cume. "Black Swan", which got rave reviews, debuts on the thirteenth with an estimated $1.4 million from the screenings in selected U.S. theaters.
Top Ten Movies at Box Office for December 3-5:
"Quality rises to the top," Disney distribution boss Chuck Viane comments on the film's receipts. "Meantime, we have the holidays ahead of us, and therein lies the strength of our long-term prospects." The animation, which is released in 2D and 3D, has made a total of $96.5 million cume so far.
"Deathly Hallows: Part I", which had maintained the champ title for two weeks, now lands on the second place with an estimated $16.7 million. Despite dropping about 65.9% in ticket sales, the movie does not go anywhere far from the top position since there was not any big title making its debut last weekend.
"Burlesque", "Unstoppable" and "Love and Other Drugs" climb up one position each to the third, fourth and fifth place respectively. The drama musical and the drama thriller add an estimated $6.1 million each, while the R-rated romantic movie takes in an approximately $5.7 million.
Meanwhile, newcomer "The Warrior's Way" enters the chart on the ninth place with an estimated $3 million cume. "Black Swan", which got rave reviews, debuts on the thirteenth with an estimated $1.4 million from the screenings in selected U.S. theaters.
Top Ten Movies at Box Office for December 3-5:
- "Tangled" - $21.5 million
- "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part I" - $16.7 million
- "Burlesque" - $6.1 million
- "Unstoppable" - $6.1 million
- "Love and Other Drugs" - $5.7 million
- "Megamind" - $5 million
- "Due Date" - $4.2 million
- "Faster" - $3.8 million
- "The Warrior's Way" - $3 million
- "The Next Three Days" - $2.6 million
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