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4 new HQ movie still of Eddie Redmayne have been added to the gallery. I am so excited with this movie, what are your opinions? Please, mention eddie-redmayne.com if you take the pics.
Gallery Link:
— Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them (2016) > Movie Stills
The final trailer of Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them is here and it looks fantastic!! Can’t wait for the movie!
Several magazine scans with Eddie Redmayne have been added to the gallery so, you can go there to take a look and enjoy!
Gallery Links:
— Grazia Italy (August 24th, 2016)
— Empire UK (October 2016)
— Empire UK (September 2016)
— Entertainment Weekly (August 19th, 2016)
— Empire Australasia (September 2016)
— Fotogramas Spain (August 2016)
Though it won’t be in theaters until later this year, Eddie Redmayne will take to Entertainment Weekly’s PopFest stage to screen exclusive footage of his wildly anticipated new film “Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find Them,” J.K. Rowling’s prequel to the Harry Potter series. Redmayne’s panel will take place on Sunday, October 30, the second day of the two-day ultimate pop culture event. Featuring an original screenplay from J.K. Rowling, Fantastic Beasts tells of Newt Scamander (Redmayne), a wizard who arrives in New York City in 1926 carrying an enchanted briefcase filled with magical creatures. Katherine Waterston, Allison Sudol, Dan Fogler, Colin Farrell, and Ezra Miller also star in the film, out in theaters Nov. 18. [Source]
For tickets, please visit: https://ewpopfest.com/
Eddie Redmayne attends the Lumos Fundraiser in aid of J.K. Rowling’s international non-profit organization Lumos, on September 17, 2016 in London, England. Sadly, just 2 photos from this event but Eddie looks great. Please, credit eddie-redmayne.com if you take the pics.
Gallery Link:
— Lumos Fundraiser
Eddie Redmayne has some big shoes to fill as the face of the next installment in the Harry Potter franchise. Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, if it does well, could launch another series of movies (and let’s be real, with fans as ravenous as Potterheads, there’s no way this movie is going to flop).
Today Collider published an in-depth interview with the star himself in which he opened up about what it was like to be part of such a huge story, his character Newt Scamander, how Fantastic Beasts differs from the rest of the Potter universe, and what it was like to work alongside completely computer-generated characters. The whole interview is worth a read, but here are some highlights:
On being a Brit on American soil:
here are Americanisms and Newt is an Englishman in New York in the 1920s. He’s been in the field for a year. And so suddenly, he arrives in New York and everything is so huge. I remember the first time I went to New York when I was about eight or nine and staying at this hotel and just opening the window and just seeing Saint Patrick’s Cathedral in front of you and then just these buildings flying up and being kind of totally overwhelmed by it. There were things I related to, certainly, in this sort of American-British thing.
On working opposite computer-generated co-stars: Continue reading »
Anticipation continues to mount for the November premiere of J.K. Rowling’s Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them and Oscar-winning actor Eddie Redmayne’s turn as the legendary magizoologist Newt Scamander. It’s a lot of pressure on one actor, with a rabid global fandom chomping at the bit — and, perfectionist that he is, Redmayne revealed he did have a main concern going into filming.
“My fear was doing a lot of green screen, because I have quite a dodgy imagination,” Redmayne told the New York Times. (For non-Anglophiles: “dodgy” translates as “unreliable.”)
To get around this small personal flaw, Redmayne even asked an animator to get into character as one of the creatures and act out the beast’s mannerisms on set, all so that Redmayne could really get a feel for the CGI character and perform at his best in the face of a blank green screen.
Redmayne also shared some inside information on a few of the creatures we’ll find in the movie, including what they look like (bowtruckles appear as a kind of cousin to the classic stick insect) and have distinctive mannerisms. (Hint: for Harry Potter know-it-alls: nifflers can be subdued with some tummy tickling.)
Clearly, the Beasts team knows its audience won’t stand for anything other than absolute attention to detail. [Source]
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