When Warwick Davis read "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows" it must have been something very much like "losing a Knut and finding a Galleon." Because while he might have been initially disappointed that Harry wasn’t going to be at Hogwarts for his seventh year – denying Charms Professor Filius Flitwick of much action (until the very end that is) –he’s more certain than ever that all his action will finally make it into the adaptation, thanks to a recent decision to split the seventh novel into two feature length films.
"I think that’s a good idea because when you try and squeeze these quite lengthy novels into a two-hour movie, a two-and a half hour film there is gonna be stuff that’s left out," Davis enthused. "There’s so much in the last book, I think it’ll make two really good films. It’s worthy of that." Read more...