The Daily Telegraph takes a look at the dark look of PoA. Thanks, Valerie!

Huge thanks go out to DanRadcliffe.com, which has up both screen caps and video of last night’s E! visit to the Prisoner of Azkaban set. It’s from the E! report that Kim obtained the Emma Thompson as Trelawney screen cap we posted yesterday. Real Player Windows Media

As always, here is the TLC Shot-By-Shot book/movie comparison of the first Prisoner of Azkaban trailer! The entire team went to work on this one – and a big thanks goes out to ixchelmala, whose screencaps were wonderful…but ultimately too gigantic to use for this purpose. Enjoy!

With the assistance of DanRadcliffe.com and DanRadcliffe.co.uk, Daniel Radcliffe has made a special request: In the past my fans have been truly generous in sending me fantastic presents especially for my birthday and at Christmas. I truly appreciate these and feel very fortunate to have such loyal fans. However, this Christmas, I would like to …read more!

To quote Petrea, who sent us the link: “In the category of Journalist Reporting on the Trailer Who Has Most Obviously Not Read the Book, I would like to nominate the author of the following (BBC article) for stating that the trailer shows Snape “turning into a woman”.”

E! Posted a pic of Emma Thompson as Trelawney – thanks so much for capturing it and sending it in, Kim!

The fan site HP4U continues from October where they left off with Set Report #2 – with information about Dementors, Quidditch, Gary Oldman and other information that is quite a relief for those worrying about the film.

Extra has posted their Behind-the-Scenes clip. A bit about Emma’s obsession with hair, some celebrity spotting, and Dan on his role in the next films.

E! will have a set visit this evening as well. Thanks to Manu for the link, and to everyone who wrote in to let us know!

JWFan.com has the following: John Williams has already started working o­n his new film score, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (to be released o­n CD in May 2004), for which he has already composed a song, “Something Wicked This Way Comes”, which can be heard o­n the film’s trailer. Frequent contributor Sue suggests …read more!