New pictures of Tom with some fans at the airport in Berlin are now online. We also have a short video of Tom signing autographs while carrying his trusty guitar strapped to his back. We hope he’s thinking up some new tunes while he goes down that line.

You can see more new photos of Tom in Berlin here in our galleries.

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According to Rupert-Grint.us, Tom is in attendance with Rupert and fellow Harry Potter co-star Jamie Campbell Bower at tonight’s NME Shockwave Awards.

We have received confirmation from his representatives that Rupert Grint is attending tonight’s NME Awards 2010 in London! Along with his Harry Potter co-stars Tom Felton and Jamie Campbell Bower, he is out to enjoy the show. Some of his favourite bands like the Arctic Monkeys are also in attendance, so he will certainly be enjoying himself.

We also have additional confirmation on Jamie’s attendance via his Twitter account:

Super excited about tonights NME awards. Get to see my boy @jamielillywhite and marina and ellie. Love fest 2010. X

No photos of the three have been found as of yet (if Tom even made it), but as soon as we have them, we’ll let you know. Found some already? Leave us the link in the comments, and don’t forget to keep checking back for more information as the night progresses.

Based on the guitar strapped to his back, I would say Tom was in the midst of traveling when he graciously posed for a photo with his fans. What do you think?

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If you’re following Tom Felton on Twitter (and, who isn’t? He has almost a quarter of a million followers!!), you’ll already know that Tom Felton is temporarily back in London doing some work on the set for the last movie of the Harry Potter franchise, “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.”

On his Twitter yesterday he wrote:

Back at Hogwarts getting a head cast. You guess what for. x

And again today he wrote:

Just had my body cast in plaster. Very odd feeling! So nice when it comes off! Will be the last time I do that for HP. Quite sad really x

It’s a good guess that he is getting prep work done for the final epilogue scene in Harry Potter, where the cast will be aged 19 years to the ripe old age of 36.

In a previous interview with MTV, David Yates gave more details on the process he planned to use for this momentous scene – a scene will be the climax of decades of ground-breaking film history. Yates said that they will use CGI technology to make the young actors look older, and part of that process requires creating plaster molds of the actors which are then digitized.

“There’s something extraordinary about the audience’s knowledge of them when they were this high and then seeing them where they are 38,” he said. “There’s something really beautiful about that circle, so it has to be them. I think if after seven or eight movies, we recast them in that last scene — we all thought, ‘No way, we can’t do that.’ ”

Recent films like “The Curious Case of Benjamin Button” and “Terminator Salvation” have employed cutting-edge CGI technology to make Brad Pitt and Arnold Schwarzenegger look youthful or elderly, and Yates plans to use a similar approach in “Deathly Hallows.”

[Dan] Radcliffe admitted that he always feared the epilogue: “This is the last image people are going to have of the films, and I’d rather they did it with other actors than did it with us and it looked bad.”

But after seeing how realistically visual effects modified an actor’s age in “Benjamin Button,” he’s become a convert. “I might get to see what I’d look like if I was 5-foot-8, which will be a thrill for me!” he laughed.

Remember last summer when the London premiere of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince was rained on? Ever wondered what Tom looked like in that fabulous suit dry? Thanks to Premiere Pictures, we now have pics of Tom from later in the evening, after the rain had gone.

You can see more pics of a dry Tom here in our galleries.

It has been announced that Tom’s film The Disappeared will be released in the U.S. this coming May 18th. Previously we had announced that the film was to be released in the UK today, and according to Snitchseeker the DVD was also released in Germany.

As soon as it is available for pre-order in the U.S., we’ll let you know. In case you haven’t seen it, here’s the U.K. version of the cover. Keep a look out for it, and don’t forget to let us know what you think of the film (if you haven’t already ).

Thanks to Southernbets for the tip!