Coffee, Tea & Sympathy

Despite his wealth, Daniel Radcliffe has said he does not have expensive tastes. His main expense is buying books: “I read a lot.”

I have the same problem here. But I don’t have his money, though :D So my problem is bigger! I bought 4 books for one week. Not gut.

yer-a-lizard-harry:

No, Malfoy. 

BROADWAY

I was just thinking - yes, they were all amazing: I have to begin with Alan Rickman… and Daniel, Ema, Rupert, Helena, Maggie… I mean all of the cast :)
but I am also thinking this: 
Daniel Radcliffe was the best Harry Potter, Ralph Fiennes was the best Voldemort. Really.

And no matter the lights, cameras and presence of dozens of crewmembers, Radcliffe was consistently unsettled by Fiennes. “When Ralph’s doing his Voldemort stuff, he just really freaks me out.”

Tom Felton, who plays Draco Malfoy, says he also was unnerved.

“Ralph is mesmerizing,” Felton says. “He never did two takes the same. … I had to keep reminding myself: ‘Stay in character. Don’t just sit there and watch his performance.’ “

Even when the cameras stop, the aura of Voldemort remains.

“He dominates scenes in the film, and it’s like that off the set as well,” Felton says. “He’s quite a charming guy. And when he opens his mouth, people listen. Let’s put it this way: No one talks over him.”

quotes: http://www.the-leaky-cauldron.org/

Because what would this story be without the evil guy? You can’t have the hero without the villain. Fiennes’s portrayal of Voldemort was really memorable. I was impressed, more than usually, with him as Voldemort.