CBBC has posted an article quoting Katie Leung’s father about Katies reaction to being cast as Cho Chang in the GOF film. “It’s obviously a great part to get and it’s a happy time for all the family.” Also in the article is a denial from Warner Brothers regarding the rumour that actress Audrey Tautou …read more!

For those who did not get the chance to see the new POA preview and the special interviews included on the ABC broadcast, many websites now have them posted. Dan Radcliffe.com has many video clips up as well as transcripts of them. Veritaserum.com has a very detailed transcript of the ten minute POA preview. Also, …read more!

TLC reader Jean wrote us to say during the TV show “Survivor” a POA commercial aired with some new scenes. They include shots of the werewolf in the forest, Ron on the ground, Harry falling off his broom in Quidditch, and a closeup of the marauders map. Click here to see them. Thanks Jean!

The Floo Network has been updated, and has some good trivia questions about book 3, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban.

DanRadcliffe.com now has up screencaps from the many new scenes that were featured tonight on ABC. Also, Andrew, from thepotterprofile.com has the video of the ten minute preview of POA. Enjoy!

Just a reminder: Set your tapes for ABC, tonight at 7 p.m. – 11 p.m. EST, for the network premiere of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone and following, a preview of PoA with interviews and footage from the film. Be sure to watch throughout, as the special might include interstitials – small segments that …read more!

Reader “allo” has sent us a larger scan of the Rupert Grint and Emma Watson pic that appeared in today’s LA Times. Check it out here.

The CBBC reports on the casting of Cho Chang for Goblet of Fire. Katie Leung, a 16-year-old schoolgirl from Glasgow, beat more than 4,000 hopefuls who queued for hours for open auditions in February. The newspaper The Mirror reported it today.

The German version of the PoA video game is now available on pre-order from Electronic Arts, and everyone who preorders here gets a machine-signed card with a photo of the Trio on it.

Today’s Summer Movies section of the New York Times features an article on Cuaron’s efforts with PoA: “This is pretty much a film about identity,” Mr. Cuarón said in his easy but heavily accented English. He had returned to his office down the hall in the SoHo building where post-production work was proceeding feverishly. The …read more!