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Okay this interview was shown in ABC a few weeks ago but I got the written matter in the Watson Daily. This is a duo interview and is simply the best one ever. I got to know so many new things thanks to this interview. You guys should definitely read it and if you do like it, just press the like button and leave a comment.
NOTE: I may not be able to post the entire thing as it long enough to take me two whole hours. So I'll take turns. Just watch out for daily updates.
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Rachel Earmshaw, ABC celebrity reporter caught up with Tom Felton and Emma Watson at the Rennie's hotel for a nice cozy chit chat-both professional and personal. She calls it "When Evil Meets the Good"............ here's what they have to say.
Rachel: So, you guys are finally in town for the promotion of your movie Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince at the CCRCR opening? How are you all feeling?
Tom: Nervous.
Emma: Over-excited and nervous. This is the first time we are only going to represent the entire cast members in front of the entire World.
Rachel: So how do you feel that HBP has gained so much success and the critics loved it a lot?
Emma: A good movie always gives me immense pleasure, especially when I'm a part of it. This success meant a lot to me because the book had got such acclaims for its novelty and poise and how we portray it on the screen mattered a lot. Now that the film kicked off a brilliant start, I feel great.
Tom: Especially my character, because this time Malfoy wasn't just a bully, he was in a mental conflict with his sentiments and decisions. So for me it came as a challenge. Usually these films just look good but when they do well, both financially and entertainment wise, its really good.
Emma: Absolutely.
Rachel: Just rewind on the moment when you both realized that you were going to be a part of this big budget Warner Brothers Production which had the element magic in it............
Tom: More than myself, my parents freaked out. They started jumping, my dad, he's with theatre and he felt happy that his good-for nothing son (laughs) actually got a chance in a negative role like Draco Malfoy, haughty and arrogant.
Emma: Female lead was something I never expected. For me it was like reaching for the stars. But I guess, I was worth it. I was up against many girls, all exceptionally talented, there was one Susan Davis,whao had previous experience in thetres and she was up against me in the finale. But somehow the director had a look on me so I was like hmm.......(smiles).
NOTE: I may not be able to post the entire thing as it long enough to take me two whole hours. So I'll take turns. Just watch out for daily updates.
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Rachel Earmshaw, ABC celebrity reporter caught up with Tom Felton and Emma Watson at the Rennie's hotel for a nice cozy chit chat-both professional and personal. She calls it "When Evil Meets the Good"............ here's what they have to say.
Rachel: So, you guys are finally in town for the promotion of your movie Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince at the CCRCR opening? How are you all feeling?
Tom: Nervous.
Emma: Over-excited and nervous. This is the first time we are only going to represent the entire cast members in front of the entire World.
Rachel: So how do you feel that HBP has gained so much success and the critics loved it a lot?
Emma: A good movie always gives me immense pleasure, especially when I'm a part of it. This success meant a lot to me because the book had got such acclaims for its novelty and poise and how we portray it on the screen mattered a lot. Now that the film kicked off a brilliant start, I feel great.
Tom: Especially my character, because this time Malfoy wasn't just a bully, he was in a mental conflict with his sentiments and decisions. So for me it came as a challenge. Usually these films just look good but when they do well, both financially and entertainment wise, its really good.
Emma: Absolutely.
Rachel: Just rewind on the moment when you both realized that you were going to be a part of this big budget Warner Brothers Production which had the element magic in it............
Tom: More than myself, my parents freaked out. They started jumping, my dad, he's with theatre and he felt happy that his good-for nothing son (laughs) actually got a chance in a negative role like Draco Malfoy, haughty and arrogant.
Emma: Female lead was something I never expected. For me it was like reaching for the stars. But I guess, I was worth it. I was up against many girls, all exceptionally talented, there was one Susan Davis,whao had previous experience in thetres and she was up against me in the finale. But somehow the director had a look on me so I was like hmm.......(smiles).
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