We’ve got some new stuff that I found so some new things from Potter and What if have been added. 29 Additions
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MOVIES > The F-Word (2014) > Stills
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MOVIES > Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005) > Stills (MQ)
We’ve got some new stuff that I found so some new things from Potter and What if have been added. 29 Additions
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MOVIES > The F-Word (2014) > Stills
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MOVIES > Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005) > Stills (MQ)
New scans from Radiotimes and several images from Potter, scans from Total Film and Nylon.
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MAGAZINES > Radio Times
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MAGAZINES > Total Film
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MAGAZINES > Nylon
Dan recently did an interview for Playboy where they asked him 20 questions. Below is a snippet, you can read the full interview at playboy and what was said also view the video that was shot by Gavin Bond.
In the new movie Victor Frankenstein, you play the hunchbacked assistant Igor. As an actor, what’s the appeal of playing someone malformed?
It’s not like, Oh great, how can I give myself terrible back pain for the next few months? It’s more that you embrace the physical challenge. If you do something that puts you in a little bit of pain, it makes you feel as though you’re working slightly harder than you normally do as an actor. I did the play The Cripple of Inishmaan for four months in London and never had any physical problems. Doing what I did on Frankenstein for three weeks was a fucker. There’s a crick in my neck now that was not there before.
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MAGAZINES > Playboy Nov (2015)
Added 13 new ones I never added from HP 1. Will be adding more from the other HP movies so look forward to that.
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MOVIES > Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone (2001) > Stills
ABC Family is bringing you an exciting weekend of movies with Harry Potter FUNDAY, starting TONIGHT and lasting ALL weekend long! Be sure to catch it on ABC Family.
Harry Potter FUNDAY
Starts: Friday, October 16 – Sunday, October 18
I was kinda tired to do this last night so here’s to an early morning with goodies. I always change out pictures when I find better ones or bigger ones so I decided to split the photos and resort them. Stills from Order of the Phoenix are now spilt. I also added some new pics from the set.
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MOVIES > Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (2007) > On Set
When Nick Hilton director of the Magic Circle introduce me to his web series about adult Harry Potter fans. I found it to be quite entertaining even making me laugh at times. But there was one actor that always stuck out from the rest, his name is Charles Streeter. Charles character Kris seemed unlike the others he stood out from all the rest. So I asked Nick to pass these questions to Charles and here is his replies to my questions.

What made you audition for the Magic Circle or want to join in on it?
CHARLES: I saw the audition come up on a casting website, for a web series about Harry Potter fans. Immediately I saw comic value, and something lots of people could relate to. Upon reading the script I was proved right, as I laughed out loud, and it took me back to being twelve years old and wanting to board the Hogwarts Express (I’m still waiting for my letter).
Why was Kris’s attitude to the group more serious than the others?
CHARLES:I always thought that Kris’s view points and dialogue in the scripts made him seem a lot more researched (or at least that’s what he thought) than the other characters in the group. His love of the literature over the “so called movies” is standout. He considers himself the ultimate ardent fan.
What was your favorite part of the series in the Magic Circle?
CHARLES: My favourite part of the series is the outdoor barbecue in Harry Potter and the Sad Veggie Quiche. The scene was originally supposed to be shot on a hot, sunny day. On the day itself, weather was against and we all got soaked. But due to our director Nick pushing on, the rain made for a funny typically British scene.
What house would Kris be in if he was sorted into a house in Hogwarts?
CHARLES: I’d like to think Kris believes he has all the best attributes of each of the houses bar Hufflepuff. He’s as brave as a Gryffindor, as researched as a Ravenclaw, with the nasty bite of a Slytherin.
What can we see you in next like any future projects you have coming up?
CHARLES: I’ve just been cast in a short film Medace, shooting in Dorset at the end of this month and am currently developing my own short, shooting in the new year.
Many thanks to Charles for answering my questions also you can follow him on twitter and see him in the Magic Circle. Also be sure to thank Nick for bringing this to us. He’s a brilliant writer and amazing director.
Many thanks to Nick Hilton for introducing us to the Magic Circle, his sixth episode is out and while being introduced to his web series it was a different take on an interesting subject adults talking about a fandom we all come to love Harry Potter. Many of us grew up with Harry and now that many of us are adults now. This was something that let us relive that part of our childhood past.
After viewing all 6 episodes and knowing that this is the last of it. It’s sad to see it end. The wittiness of the actors and the setting was positively amusing. Not only could you hear people talk about things you remembered but they also felt passionately about it. The five actors that played in the series were perfectly matched. I think out of all of them my favorite was of course Kris played by Charles Streeter. He was always the negative character in the group and always someone you wanted to hear his opinion. I found him to be a rather interesting person in the series. I found him to be the offset of the group.
Here’s a little about the series:
The Magic Circle is very much an indie production. The gear and talent have been donated for free and we put the show together in and around other jobs. It’s all filmed on location in London (England, not Ontario…sorry…) and is very much a collaborative piece. There’s loads of fantastic independent cinema happening in London, and, by and large, it gets overlooked, but I think The Magic Circle is an example of what can be put together for the price of a few sandwiches by a committed crew.
You can view all six episodes of the Magic Circle at magiccirclewebseries. I wanna thank Nick Hilton for sharing with us his series and wish him luck in the future with other projects. Down below you can view the sixth episode.

If you’re a graphic artist, its time to work on fan art. So if you would like to make a graphic for it, whether it be a poster or just a regular banner, icons anything your heart desires feel free.
We would also welcome you to submit your fan fiction. Whether it be RadAvoy (Slash) in Nature, Romantic, Scary. Whatever the cause we need your submissions. Poetry artists: Create a poem about Victor Frankenstein or like our birthday project break it down for each letter of Victor Frankenstein.
If your crafty make a Victor Frankenstein food idea: it could be a dessert, main course, or an appetizer. A plus if you use bacon. Your choice.
Also if you would like to make a t shirt or a homemade banner out of paper. We would love to add those as well. First place winner will receive a cash prize.
Victor Frankenstein Halloween Contest
Graphic dimensions are your choice. Icons should be 100×100 or 150×150. Fan Art any size
T-Shirts preferably white use markers or fabric markers. Take a picture wearing it or the shirt.
Poetry and Fan Fiction: Poetry as long as you want. Fan Fiction 3 paragraphs or more no less.
Food: Drinks, Desserts, Main Course, Appetizers. Have fun with it. Pictures of it must be submitted with your recipe.
Send pictures, stories or graphics to simplydanielradcliffe@gmail.com make sure to title it “Victor Frankenstein Halloween Contest”
Send no later than October 30th, don’t wait.