At long last, a new promo picture has hit the Web for "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 2." "Part 1" only came out two months ago, but I think I can speak for everyone who saw the film in saying that I was ready to see "Part 2" the second I walked out of the theater. And the new photo goes straight for the jugular: It's from the film's epic final battle sequence.
Sure, we've seen a bit of the final battle scene in the first theatrical trailer, but we haven't seen a lot of Neville Longbottom, well, at all. He had one dinky (albeit awesome) little scene in "Part 1," and that was it for the boy who could have been The Boy Who Lived. But that'll change in "Part 2," as this new production still of Mr. Longbottom suggest. Hit the jump to see the full-sized photo (which comes courtesy of Cinemablend)! Read More...
Talk about pulling the old switcheroo.
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Golden Globes Fun Facts & Frequently Asked Questions
Posted 1/15/11 12:00 pm EST by Katie Calautti in Commentary, Golden Globes
Who's responsible for Golden Globe nominations and votes?
That'd be the Hollywood Foreign Press Association — a group of 90 international journalists who report on the U.S. film industry. The HFPA represents over 55 countries outside the U.S., and new membership admittance is restricted to five per year (with MPAA accreditation and yearly clip submissions required to maintain status). Every awards show has its own exclusive voting base — therefore, the Globes' viewpoint is unique in that its nominations and winners are chosen by foreign journalists. Read More...
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