Several months ago, rumours circulated that Emma Watson was being lined up to take the lead role in a new live-action adaptation of the classic Beauty and the Beast. Now, Variety is reporting that this is close to becoming a reality, with Guillermo Del Toro directing and Andrew Davies writing the film for Warner Brothers. Get the whole story
Some new Deathly Hallows Part 2 related pictures have surface online. This first one is a rather awesome still of Harry, Ron and Hermione (can anyone work out what scene it is??), in hi-res thanks to Oclumencia. (Click on the image for the larger version)
Additionally, this still below has been online for a little while now, and features Harry and Hermione probably in the Room of Requirement, and if you look closely you can see what looks like Ravenclaw's Diadem in Harry's hand.

And finally, these three studio images of Dan, Rupert and Emma as the Trio in Deathly Hallows 2 are taken from someone's Tumblr.



Emma Watson in final negotiations to star in Del Toro’s ‘Beauty and the Beast’ adaptation!
Emma Watson Goes Horror?
Even though it’s no where near time for Halloween, I’m always in the mood for a scary movie. With Daniel Radcliffe’s The Woman in Black in theaters now, it looks like another Potter alum may enter the realm of the undead. According to Bloody Disgusting, the Weinstein Company is trying to cast Emma Watson for the lead role of “Justine” in the long awaited slasher film Kristy. Here’s what they had to say:
We’ve been tipped that Gary Fleder (Kiss the Girls, Don’t Say a Word) is now in the director’s chair with a shoot date slated for this coming April. Penned by Tony Jaswinski, the slasher is being pegged as The Strangers on a college campus. It follows a coed who stays in her dorm during Thanksgiving and is being terrorized by four masked assailants on the empty campus - the killers are up against far more than they bargained for. David Kirschner is producing with his David Kirschner Productions.
Nothing yet has been set in stone for Watson, although I think she could do some real damage in a horror flick. Seeing as how she attends Oxford University right now, she has amazing knowledge of college campus life. Let’s hope that Watson has a love of horror like I do.
BAFTA Film Awards: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 wins for Special Visual Effects
The BAFTA film awards took place tonight in London, and Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 picked up the award for Special Visual Effects! Congratulations to the team: John Richardson, Tim Burke, Greg Butler, David Vickery and all the others who contributed to bring the books spectacularly to life.
Unfortunately, Deathly Hallows Part 2 missed out on the other awards it was nominated for – Production Design, Makeup & Hair, and Sound. Get the whole story






