Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (Film)


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I *knew* there'd be a slew of Emma Watson photos in this thread thanks to Rappy :p

Excited for this film, I hope they don't push it back six months like they are with the most recent one, purely because of sales.

Wow it's utterly disturbing to me for some reason to see Mr. Radcliffe with a 5-o-clock shadow going there.

I wonder who HBC is pointing her wand at in that pic. Looks like Gary Oldman almost...

You know I thought the same thing!

I had to look on IMDB to be sure.

You know I thought the same thing!

I had to look on IMDB to be sure.

Well, it couldn't be Gary Oldman aka Sirius Black now could it? Unless they are changing the plot entirely. Harry doesnt see Sirius again until he uses the resurrection stone thingie, and that's towards the end of the book/movies. And I don't think Bellatrix was there either :D

Wow it's utterly disturbing to me for some reason to see Mr. Radcliffe with a 5-o-clock shadow going there.

I wonder who HBC is pointing her wand at in that pic. Looks like Gary Oldman almost...

It could be Bill Weasley or it could be her transforming Ron's appearance cause at this part in the book that is actually Hermione transformed into Bellatrix

It could be Bill Weasley or it could be her transforming Ron's appearance cause at this part in the book that is actually Hermione transformed into Bellatrix

Perhaps. It also looks like Bellatrix's husband what's his name as well.

Perhaps. It also looks like Bellatrix's husband what's his name as well.

Her husband died during the first war. Anyway, I'm pretty sure it's Bill (as its there house he is at) and the only reason Bellatrix is there is because Hermione is using the polyjuice potion

Her husband died during the first war. Anyway, I'm pretty sure it's Bill (as its there house he is at) and the only reason Bellatrix is there is because Hermione is using the polyjuice potion

Her husband didn't die during the first war. Rodolphus Lestrange was in Azkaban with Bellatrix and the other Death Eaters and was broken out during OoTP. He survived all way through to the end of the series I'm sure.

YAY!!!!

This is excellent news :D

The books are amazing and the films are like the icing on the cake in my books.

Cant wait to see how this one plays out though, not going to get my hopes up only to be let down :o

But I highly doubt that will happen.

i was about to post a link to some rather revealing pics of emma but forgot im not in the NSFW forum!

I guess I'd better not post any Dan Radcliffe Equus pics then :)

Joking aside, I'm cautiously looking forward to this. I really, really dug Deathly Hallows, and, in the right hands, it'd make an excellent film. I just wish Steve Kolves wasn't handling the screenplay :(

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