We walked past large warehouse buildings that held stages E and F, D and C, and found ourselves being lead to one of the brick buildings in the center of it all. In the large open room, set up to be a space for meetings or to lounge, we found tables had been set up …read more!

Between talking to David Heyman, Stuart Craig, and David Yates and interviewing the cast of Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, we had the time for a little lunch and to tour a couple indoor sets that were not being used for filming that day. The two sets we visited were the grand atrium …read more!

No one minds waiting on Eddie Redmayne—he’s an Oscar award winning actor (The Theory of Everything), and a genuinely nice guy. Like Rupert Grint, when Eddie walks into the room he wants to make sure you’re comfortable and happy. He is the best kind of people pleaser—humble, kind and shy. It’s easy to blur the …read more!

Alison Sudol bounced into the room, bubbly and smiley, and instantly gave us the perfect introduction to her character of Queenie Goldsteing—despite being dressed in a make up room bathrobe (to protect her wardrobe for that days filming, which we did not see) and her head wrapped in a towel. She was in the processes …read more!

Before meeting Katherine Waterston, we already new that her character Porpentina “Tina” Goldstein was an ambitious worker at MCUSA (the American Wizarding government) when she meets Newt Scamander, her future husband. Tina has been regulated to an office well below her abilities and skills, after she stood up for the wrong person. She is a …read more!

Colin Farrell plays “Graves,” a powerful auror, and right-hand man of American wizarding president, Seraphina Picquery. Some would say Graves is a “bad guy,” one of the “evil characters,” or corrupt. Say that in front of Colin Farrell and he will call you judgmental for not giving Graves a fair chance, or the benefit of the …read more!

Ezra Miller, in his early to mid twenties, is the youngest of the main cast. His sarcastic, energetic personality filled the room. He knew how to make everyone laugh and refuse to answer interview questions at the same time. He was so thankful to be a part of the Harry Potter, he didn’t want to …read more!

Dan Fogler is the class clown–playing with his chopped up tie and making goofy faces as he giggles at us. Dan plays the role of Jacob Kowalski, a No-Maj who finds himself in a whirlwind of trouble after he and Newt accidentally switch cases with Newt Scamander, opens it, gets attacked by a Murtlap, and lets …read more!

Those of you who have a PS4 and haven’t got round to playing the LEGO Harry Potter games yet due to console loyalty will be pleased to know that the full collection will be available this October, as a single disc remastered version on PS4! The press release from Warner Bros. Interactive and TT Games read: …read more!

The late Alan Rickman was set to star in The Limehouse Golem – the film adaptation of Peter Ackroyd’s novel released this month – however, his death this January left a sad, empty space where his character should be. Thankfully they cast another Potter alumni in his place, and who better than Bill Nighy? Nighy – who played Rufus …read more!