Reddit reviews Harry Potter Page to Screen: The Complete Filmmaking Journey
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How Tom Felton was chosen for his role:
All appliers were asked a question of what was their best scene (or something, can't remember) in the books. Tom haven't read the books and he heard a girl before him say some part of the book. So when Tom's turn was, he said the exact same thing as the girl just before. All casters knew he was lying. So there you have sneaky, perfect Draco Malfoy.
I absolutely love that. He was perfect as Draco :D¨
Edit: I read it from this book: http://www.amazon.com/Harry-Potter-Page-Screen-Filmmaking/dp/0062101897
This is from the book Harry Potter: Page To Screen.
I made a post about this about 5 months ago and included this gallery of images from the book. The image in the OP is in this gallery
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I can't find this book for the love of god, I searched every place I knew which uploads books and stuff. So, if anyone got this kindly upload. Thx.
I have it and love it as well. As soon as I saw it had little trinkets in it (like the Map, Yuleball Invite, Letter, etc.) I knew I had to buy it immediately! It's been a real treat
But I have to say, I am also REALLY excited for this to come out in later October!>> Harry Potter Page to Screen: The Complete Filmmaking Journey
http://www.amazon.com/gp/customer-media/product-gallery/0062101897/ref=cm_ciu_pdp_images_0?ie=UTF8&index=0
I wish she would make an encyclopedia. I hate Pottermore. I want something like what Cassandra Clare did or (sorry!) Stephenie Meyer did. I think if she got a design team behind her it would be amazing. These books are amazing and the designers would kick ass at helping her. 1 2 3
This is it!
I have the Harry Potter: Page to Screen book. The whole large ham acting and bad jokes thing is pretty much put down to the fact that Mike Newell is a bombastic eccentric, and wanted the film to have an awkward high-school humour to it, which just didn't fit. (Though I think a similar, yet very different, high-school-esque approach to humour was handled a lot better in HBP).