Warner Bros has launched a new contest for residents of the United Kingdom to win a walk on part in the upcoming "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince" film. Part of a special feature on MSN UK, this contest is open to residents of the UK only ages 12 years and older, where the winner will have "participation in a crowd scene." Further details of this walk on role in Harry Potter movie six are as follows:
Winner will participate in the Walk On Prize as an extra in a crowd scene which may or may not be a silent scene. There is neither a guarantee that the Winner will be able to distinguish himself/herself in the film footage, nor that he/she will be featured in the final cut of the “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince” film which is always subject to creative approvals and the Director’s final say. There is no guarantee that the Winner will meet or see Talent as part of the Walk On Prize."
You can enter via this link, with the competition running now through December 20. The contest is part of a special feature now open on MSN, that includes new wallpapers promoting the release of the Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix DVD in the UK, as well as older interviews and photos from the OotP premiere this summer. Be sure to check out two new games; one involving fighting the DeathEaters, and one that is called "Free Umbridge's Cats (yes,seriously) Enjoy! Good Luck to all who enter!
Wow, this is what I’ve always wanted to do, be a walk-on character well actually I just wanted to be there on set while the camera was rolling even if I wasn’t in the picture, ee. I entered. fingers crossed
Woot! I’m from the UK and over 12 so I entered!! I’m actually 23, so I hope they don’t sift the entries so that non-Hogwartian aged people won’t have a chance. If I wore my shoes on my knees, had a shave and spoke liiike theeese then it should be alright. Sorry every1 outside the UK; look out for me in The Half-Blood Prince; I’ll be the one screaming ‘HEEEEEEEEY!!!! LOOK AT ME!!!!’
WOW-How addictive is Free Umbridges Cats!! I just finished all ten rounds and got 239,000 points! Yay for me freeing the cats!! Entered comp-fingers crossed but I have no luck at being randomly chosen for anything!!
Well the “no guarantee” part is basically just a sort of protection, in case the winner is some annoying person or something. But there is a possibility that they have something planned and you get to do much more. Once you’re in the set and if the director likes you, anything can happen.
The reason why this is only open to people in the UK is because there is a strict rule that the actors in the movies be from the UK. The only actors who have not been from the UK is the chick who played Fleur and the guy who played Viktor, yet they are both from the same country as the charaters that they played.
Oh come on!!! UK residents only? Not fair! I mean, it’s not like we’d be getting a big part anyway, we’d probably get a minor part with no lines, and even if we got a line or two, we could fake the accent!
Anyways, good luck to everyone in the UK who tries out!
Hmm, not only is there a strict rule against Americans being in the films, the cost of flying one American over to England and paying for their hotel e.t.c. would be more than WB are willing to pay.
And people say the US gets all the good stuff? ha! This is sooo cool, good luck to all you lucky Brits who apply!