For those of you that always wanted a life-size Tom Felton in your home, here’s your chance! Allposters.com has released a stand up, life-size character poster featuring Tom as Draco in addition to posters of cast mates Daniel Radcliffe (Harry), Rupert Grint (Ron), Emma Watson (Hermione), and Helena Bonham Carter (Bellatrix). Tom’s poster measures at 24 inches (61cm) wide by 67 inches (170.2cm) tall. Only one inch shy of Tom himself!

Part of me finds this incredibly creepy, but if you get him, please send us pics. I’ll even create an album for you.

You may purchase Tom’s character poster online at Allposters.com

Eerily enough, as I was writing this post, a new portrait of Tom was released by Oclumencia. This is a higher quality photo that was previously released in a collage-styled spread via one of the many Harry Potter calendars on the market. Quite an auspicious beginning to a Harry Potter related round-up post, isn’t it?

Over this past week, Feltbeats.com shared loads of Tom Felton related news with you, but once again we came across some items that were Harry Potter related news, and yet were not necessarily Tom news at the same time.

For those of you not yet aware, “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part I” will not be released in 3D format, but only in 2D. According to a press release from Warner Brothers, “despite everyone’s best efforts, we were unable to convert the film in its entirety and meet the highest standards of quality.” As someone who bemoaned the delayed release of “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince,” I applaud this decision made by the company, and wish them all the best in focusing their 3D conversions on the final epic installment of Part II instead.

Additionally released this past week via Warner Brothers were character banners of the major players in “Deathly Hallows.” While the Malfoy’s were conspicuous in their absence, that didn’t stop some fans from minding the gap so to speak, and bringing young Draco to the party anyway. Who knew Draco could crash a portrait party as easily as he could Slughorn’s Christmas party? I’ve included the original photo below so you can see how good a job the fakester did on the manipulation so it would look like the others. Unfortunately, the poster text used at the bottom was the dead-giveaway; it is not the same as that used in the other posters.

Last but not least, we also have larger, higher quality scans of Tom as Draco in a previously reported about “Deathly Hallows” Calendar along with a scan featuring Tom from the Harry Potter: Film Wizardry Book as released by its Brazilian publisher, Saraiva. You can see those, along with the previously mentioned character portraits and scans of Tom, below.

Thanks hpgreekfans we now have the Draco Malfoy poster for Deathly Hallows – Part 1

Draco’s eyes look sad.

Unfortunately it is a fake. Thanks to Oclumencia for the hint.

By the way the German online shop Elbenwald has published Harry Potter calendars for 2011. You can see Draco in December.

Actor Justin Chon has just uploaded a new behind the scenes photo from the set on Twitter.

dam we shootin this movie in the hood. bullets everywhere

Thanks Justin!

According to Official Pix, Tom is scheduled to make a one day appearance in Texas for the Star Trek Fan Days on Saturday, Oct. 23rd.

He is listed as a “Guest of Honor” for the event where fans may purchase autographs ($30) or professional photos ($35) with the man himself. Tickets are limited so fans are requested to arrive early as they are on a first come, first serve basis.

The event is to be held at the Plano Center in Plano, Texas and will run on Saturday from 11am to 6pm local time, and Sunday 11am to 4pm. Other stars scheduled to appear include William Shatner, Tia Carrere, Jonathan Frakes, Brent Spiner, and Christopher Lloyd. General Admission is $10 while a Priority Pass is $30.

Fan Days is affiliated with Comic Con, International which hosts SciFi conventions across the United States. You may read more information about Fan Days at their website.

As soon as we have more details on Tom’s appearance, we’ll let you know.

While speaking with Total Film Magazine for their November feature on Tom’s upcoming appearance in “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part I,” Tom relayed his Top Ten favorite all time villains. No surprises on a few of them, but I’m mighty impressed Tom’s choices include villains from older films.

10. Harry Waters, In Bruges (2008)
Played By: Ralph Fiennes

Tom Says: “I recently saw Ralph in this and I thought that he was brilliant. I was like, ‘You’re not like that at all in real life!’”

9. Lord Voldemort, Harry Potter series (2001-2011)
Played By: Ralph Fiennes

Tom Says: “Ralph Fiennes scares the life out me, he really does.”

8. Blofeld, Bond Series (1963 – 1983)
Played By: Donald Pleasence (among others)

Tom Says: “The guy with the cat. The ultimate Bond villain.”

7. Jaws, The Spy Who Loved Me (1977), Moonraker (1979)
Played By: Richard Kiel

Tom Says: “I thought he was great as a kid – I loved him fighting Bond on the cable car. A great baddie, but still manages to get a girlfriend in space.”

6. Colonel William Tavington, The Patriot (2000)
Played By: Jason Issacs

Tom Says: “I’m a big fan of Jason Isaacs – got to be, he’s my Dad – but he’s brilliantly horrible in that.”

5. Hannibal Lecter, The Silence Of The Lambs (1991)
Played By: Anthony Hopkins

Tom Says: “He just delivers such malice. If you were young enough you could watch that and not understand he’s a bad person. He underplays it superbly, it’s a masterclass in acting.”

4. The Joker, The Dark Knight (2008)
Played By: Heath Ledger

Tom Says: “Obviously. Heath Ledger was amazing. So dangerous, you just didn’t know what he’d do next.”

3. Colonel Hans Landa, Inglourious Basterds (2009)
Played By: Christoph Waltz

Tom Says: “He’s right up there. He’s so scary and horrible. He’s doing Water For Elephants with Robert Pattinson so I might call him and ask if Christoph’s as creepy in real life.”

2. Dr. Evil, Austin Powers Series (1997 – 2002)
Played By: Mike Myers

Tom Says: “When he got mini-me it just got even funnier. He’s got a couple of great tunes – I love it when he sings ‘Just The Two Of Us’.”

1. Brick Top, Snatch (2000)
Played By: Alan Ford

Tom Says: “Alan Ford is amazing. He’s completely vile as Brick Top but he does it in such a funny way I was just cracking up.”