Looking ahead…
Nov 18, 2002
News
The LA Times has an interesting analysis of the challenges inherent in filming Azkaban and Goblet of Fire.
Nov 18, 2002
The LA Times has an interesting analysis of the challenges inherent in filming Azkaban and Goblet of Fire.
Nov 18, 2002
Okay. I’ve fixed my weirded out nitpicks to take out things that weren’t even in the film… I’ve also added one or two, including a bit about one of Lucius’ final words in the film. Some countries still don’t have the movie, so I won’t reveal what it was or whether I liked it. I …read more!
Nov 18, 2002
The BBC reports that CoS set a new UK and Ireland box office record, taking £9.8m at cinemas in its opening weekend. It beat the previous best of £8.6m set by the first Potter film a year ago, the film’s producers Warner Bros said. The weekend worldwide take of $142m (£89m) smashed a number of …read more!
Nov 18, 2002
Rex Features has images up from the Los Angeles premiere from November 14. Dan wasn’t there, but Emma and Rupert were, along with other Hollywood players.
Nov 17, 2002
Reuters UK is reporting that Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets has grossed an estimated $87.7 million (55.5 million pounds) in its first three days of release across North America, which ranks as the third best opening of all time.
Nov 10, 2002
I’ve been meaning to upload these pics for quite a while now, so, sorry for the delay… you’re all keeping me too busy! Anyway, press junkets are infamous for giving out cool stuff, and the HP one was no different – here are pics of what all the journalists at the HP junkets received: All …read more!
Nov 10, 2002
Allan Hunter of Scotland on Sunday has posted his review of Chamber of Secrets, mentioning that the film “deserves some kind of award for its casting, which is spot on in every role …”
Nov 10, 2002
Thank you to Char for putting up this transcript of Jason Isaacs on the Richard and Judy Show.
Nov 08, 2002
Simon told us about two new features at the BBC’s site: They have a vote for the most fanciable guy in the HP-verse – contenders include Christian Coulson, Daniel Radcliffe, Tom Felton, Rupert Grint, Sean Biggerstaff, Oliver Phelps (George), and James Phelps (Fred). And there’s also a wordgame. Of course, some of the blokes in …read more!
Nov 08, 2002
Newsround’s Lizo Mzimba reviews Chamber of Secrets.