‘I cried on the last day, because it was epic,’ she tells MTV News at ‘Deathly Hallows, Part 1’ DVD premiere. By Terri Schwartz, with reporting by Josh Horowitz Evanna Lynch Photo: MTV News Evanna Lynch, the actress behind goofy and lovable “Harry Potter” character Luna Lovegood,” might not have been in the “Potter” films from the very beginning, but that didn’t make it any easier for her when shooting came to an end. “I felt like, yeah, we talked about it a thousand times, and then when the end came, I really was sad,” Lynch shared. MTV News caught up with the actress during our live stream of the “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 1” DVD and Blu-ray premiere, where we were ready to grill her about all things related to the end of the record-breaking saga .
‘I cried on the last day, because it was epic,’ she tells MTV News at ‘Deathly Hallows, Part 1’ DVD premiere. By Terri Schwartz, with reporting by Josh Horowitz Evanna Lynch Photo: MTV News Evanna Lynch, the actress behind goofy and lovable “Harry Potter” character Luna Lovegood,” might not have been in the “Potter” films from the very beginning, but that didn’t make it any easier for her when shooting came to an end. “I felt like, yeah, we talked about it a thousand times, and then when the end came, I really was sad,” Lynch shared. MTV News caught up with the actress during our live stream of the “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 1” DVD and Blu-ray premiere, where we were ready to grill her about all things related to the end of the record-breaking saga .
‘I cried on the last day, because it was epic,’ she tells MTV News at ‘Deathly Hallows, Part 1’ DVD premiere. By Terri Schwartz, with reporting by Josh Horowitz Evanna Lynch Photo: MTV News Evanna Lynch, the actress behind goofy and lovable “Harry Potter” character Luna Lovegood,” might not have been in the “Potter” films from the very beginning, but that didn’t make it any easier for her when shooting came to an end. “I felt like, yeah, we talked about it a thousand times, and then when the end came, I really was sad,” Lynch shared. MTV News caught up with the actress during our live stream of the “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 1” DVD and Blu-ray premiere, where we were ready to grill her about all things related to the end of the record-breaking saga .
‘With Narcissa, we actually filmed four different endings and I filmed three different battles,’ actress Helen McCrory tells us. By Eric Ditzian, with reporting by Josh Horowitz Helen McCrory Photo: Joe Kohen/ WireImage Take it from actress Bonnie Wright: The ending of “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2″ is, as she bluntly put it during our live-stream event on Monday, ” really weird .” What else would you expect from a flash-forward finale that has the Hogwarts kids caked in prosthetics to make them look as if they’re approaching their 40s? But it seems that Wright and her co-stars are not the only ones who had an odd experience shooting their final scenes in the blockbuster franchise. According to Helen McCrory, the actors who play the Malfoy family also were up to some surprising stuff. “It’s quite strange, because we haven’t seen the last film,” said McCrory, who plays Narcissa Malfoy, mother of Draco (Tom Felton). “For instance, with Narcissa, we actually filmed four different endings and I filmed three different battles.” In the final book, Narcissa lies about the death of Harry Potter in an effort to locate her son, a fib that results in the Malfoy family avoiding imprisonment after Voldemort’s death. That much we know. What we don’t know is how exactly these various endings and battles will play out and bring the Malfoys’ story to a conclusion onscreen. Not even McCrory herself is sure, nor was she keen to spill the beans on the red carpet with months still to go before the film’s July release date. “I don’t know which ones the three Davids are going to pick,” she said, referring to director David Yates and producers David Heyman and David Baron. “We haven’t final full stop onto that.” Check out everything we’ve got on “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2.” For young Hollywood news, fashion and “Twilight” updates around the clock, visit HollywoodCrush.MTV.com . Related Videos ‘Harry Potter: Live In NYC’: Watch The Interviews! Related Photos ‘Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows – Part 1’
‘I think she’s perfect and they did a great job casting those movies,’ actor who plays Caius in ‘Breaking Dawn’ says. By Jocelyn Vena Jamie Campbell Bower Photo: MTV News Jamie Campbell Bower was thrust into the world of “Twilight” as Caius in “New Moon,” and he’ll be back vamping it up in “Breaking Dawn – Part 2” next year. And the actor admits that as he preps to return to the “Twilight” set in 2012 for the final “Twilight Saga” movie, fans of the franchise will get to see just how bad Caius and the rest of the Volturi are. “Well, [director] Bill Condon, he brings something wonderful and a sort of theatricalness to the whole film,” Bower explained to MTV News when he stopped by to talk about his new Starz series “Camelot.” “The film itself, it’s much darker than the first three. It’s got a grittiness to it. From our side, the Volturi side, you really get to find out how messed up these characters are and just how badass they are,” he said. “We’re really evil people. I was always like, we’re not evil, we’re trying to keep it cool, but they are nasty blokes. So from us, you get to see how screwed up we are. That was great fun to play, just screw about on set and do as much as possible and be theatrical.” Much of the chatter about the final films in the “Twilight” series revolves around Kristen Stewart’s turn as vampire Bella , and from one vamp to another, Bower has nothing but praise for her performance. “She’s great as a vampire,” he said. “I think she’s perfect and they did a great job casting those movies. “Again to be a part of something that is such a success and has influenced so many different things, I’m really honored to be able to do that,” he added. Check out everything we’ve got on “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 2.” For young Hollywood news, fashion and “Twilight” updates around the clock, visit HollywoodCrush.MTV.com . Related Photos On The Set Of ‘Breaking Dawn’
Richard Blais won. “When there#39;s a will, there#39;s a way – and I willed this,” Richard said, wiping away tears. His wife, who was pregnant at the time, wasn#39;t able to join him, and he called her from his interview booth on camera to share the great news. Acknowledging his tough competitor, Mike exuded confidence, even after the final decision. “I feel like I beat him,” he said. “I just didn#39;t get the prize.” After weeks of toil, twists and tight competition, Richard Blais and Mike
Britney Spears appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live last night, and on top of performing two tracks from her new album, showed us how to make a very special cocktail. This was, in fact (not really), a deleted scene from Jackass 3D . It may not have made the final cut, but Johnny Knoxville was kind enough to share it with us here. It’s called Poo Cocktail Supreme. Britney Spears is the “bartender” of sorts…. Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : The Hollywood Gossip Discovery Date : 30/03/2011 18:47 Number of articles : 2
Britney Spears appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live last night, and on top of performing two tracks from her new album, showed us how to make a very special cocktail. This was, in fact (not really), a deleted scene from Jackass 3D . It may not have made the final cut, but Johnny Knoxville was kind enough to share it with us here. It’s called Poo Cocktail Supreme. Britney Spears is the “bartender” of sorts…. Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : The Hollywood Gossip Discovery Date : 30/03/2011 18:47 Number of articles : 2
Britney Spears appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live last night, and on top of performing two tracks from her new album, showed us how to make a very special cocktail. This was, in fact (not really), a deleted scene from Jackass 3D . It may not have made the final cut, but Johnny Knoxville was kind enough to share it with us here. It’s called Poo Cocktail Supreme. Britney Spears is the “bartender” of sorts…. Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : The Hollywood Gossip Discovery Date : 30/03/2011 18:47 Number of articles : 2
Defending champs Coheed and Cambria, upset-minded Sum 41 also survive … Elite 8 voting now open on the Newsroom blog. By James Montgomery Paramore’s Hayley Williams Photo: C Flanigan/ FilmMagic We’ve reached the Elite 8 of MTV’s Musical March Madness tournament, and it’s a fitting title, indeed. Because the eight bands left standing in the tournament are most certainly elite, each having survived increasingly tough challenges to stand on the precipice of championship glory. Check out our MMM Bracket right here! And nowhere was that more apparent than in the MMM’s Sweet 16, which saw not only a historic number of votes being cast by fans, but more nail-bitingly close contests than we can ever remember: Fifth-seeded Paramore came from way back to nip #1 Linkin Park; #5 Panic! at the Disco edged heavily-favored (and top-seeded) 30 Seconds to Mars; and, in perhaps the most remarkable matchup in MMM history, defending champs Coheed and Cambria snuck by #7 Avenged Sevenfold thanks to a last-second surge in votes … our first-ever buzzer beater! It was, to say the least, a remarkable round … and we expect nothing less in the Elite 8: One of these bands will hoist the MMM championship trophy next week, and you can help them do it. But you’ve got to hurry — Elite 8 voting is now open on the Newsroom blog, and will continue until Thursday at midnight ET. Elite 8 voting is now under way over on the Newsroom blog! We’ll reveal our Final Four on Friday … but before we get there, let’s take a look at our Elite 8 matchups! Midwest In one of the few drama-free Sweet 16 contests, #9 Disturbed handled #12 Patrick Stump with relative ease, moving David Draiman and Co. on to the Elite 8. The undercard — the now-legendary Coheed/A7X tussle — was anything but: Upset-minded Avenged took an early lead, stretched it to more than 4,000 votes, and then, with victory in sight, got complacent. That allowed Coheed (and their fans) to sneak back into things, slowly closing the gap and, finally, with less than 10 minutes to go in voting, overtaking A7X for good. In the end, in a contest that saw some 60,000 votes cast, Coheed won by less than 300 … a remarkable contest, and more proof that you should never underestimate the heart of a champion. And thanks to those last-second heroics, our Midwest final is now set: #9 Disturbed vs. #6 Coheed and Cambria East We knew heading into the Sweet 16 that the 30 Seconds to Mars/ Panic! at the Disco battle was going to be epic, but even we had no idea just how huge it would end up becoming. Top-seeded 30 STM cruised to an early lead, but then, thanks to some pretty heavy campaigning, #5 Panic! slowly started to chip away, and with less than two hours left in voting, they overtook Leto and his boys for good, winning by nearly 5,000 votes. In the undercard, what was expected to be a barnburner ended up being nothing more than a laugher, as #3 Green Day blasted #2 Blink-182 — despite Mark Hoppus’s efforts to rally the troops. And so, our East final is set: #5 Panic! at the Disco vs. #3 Green Day South A pair of hotly contested Sweet 16 matchups here, as #5 Paramore came roaring back against #1 Linkin Park (behold, the power of Facebook! ), erasing a 3,000-vote deficit in the round’s final hours and ultimately coasting to a 2,000-vote win — a pretty slight edge in a contest that saw more than 150,000 votes cast. In the region’s other battle, the unstoppable Tokio Hotel rolled on, besting a surprisingly game #2 Muse — TH’s 3,000-vote victory is by far their lowest margin to date. And so, we head to the South final, with a matchup that’s sure to deliver on every level: #5 Paramore vs. #14 Tokio Hotel East Sum 41 continue their VCU-like run through the tournament, as they pasted the fourth-seeded Strokes in the Sweet 16. But, like their NCAA counterparts, can Deryck Whibley and Co. advance to the Final Four? Standing in their way are last year’s MMM runners-up, #3 My Chemical Romance, who handled #2 Radiohead with ease. At this point, they could be the sneaky favorites to win the whole thing. But first, they’ve got to get past MMM’s Cinderellas, in what is perhaps the most unlikely East final of all time: #16 Sum 14 vs. #3 My Chemical Romance MTV’s Musical March Madness has reached the Elite 8! Voting is now open and will continue until Thursday at midnight, when we’ll roll on to the Final Four. All winners are determined by your votes, so, if your favorite act is still standing, it’s up to you to guide them to glory. You can rally the troops on Twitter using the hashtag #MMM — but get ready, things only get tougher from here on out! Related Videos MTV Kicks Off The 2011 Musical March Madness Related Photos MTV’s 2011 Musical March Madness’ Band Bracketology Bands Hit The Court For MTV’s 2011 Musical March Madness Related Artists Paramore Panic! at the Disco
