Tom’s short film “White Other” directed by Dan Hartley will be featured at the Fort Myers Film Festival, March 23-27, 2011 at the Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center. An opening night gala for V.I.P. guests from the city with filmmakers and cineastes alike will be held Wednesday, March 23 and a closing night black tie award ceremony dinner gala at the Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre March 27, 2011 celebrating all local filmmakers.

“White Other” will be presented on Saturday, March 26th as part of the festivals Shorts Showcase. If anyone would like more information on this festival, please contact Feltbeats Admin Lily G. via our Feltbeats Forum.

“White Other“  is to screen in April at the Nashville Film Festival and in August at the FLICKERS: Rhode Island International Film Festival and receives with these festivals Oscar boost.

Nashville Film Festival:
White Other, has been selected for the 2011 Nashville Film Festival, held on April 14-21, in the Narrative Short category.

White Other was selected from more than 2,400 entries because according to the organizers; ‘we felt it best suited our mission and our local audience.’

Rhode Island Film Festival:
Nearly 5 years after our they screened our short film ‘Love you, Joseff Hughes’ Rhode Island Film festival has accepted White Other as part of their main competition (one of the few festivals accredited by the Academy) which vastly increases the chance of our film being Oscar nominated!

Now in its 15th year, FLICKERS: Rhode Island International Film Festival™ (RIIFF) will take place August 9-14, 2011. The Festival has become a leading juried competition showcase for international independent filmmakers and their work.

More information will be coming as we get closer to the festivals.

Tom was interviewed by Teen Now Mag, Sugar Scape  and First News today. They sent some tweets on Twitter about it. By the way, “First News” interviewed also the Harry Potter stars Matt Lewis, Evanna Lynch and James and Oliver Phelps.

Teen Now Mag:
Big thanks to @TomFelton 4havin a lovely chat with #TeenNowMag – 1 of the nicest people we’ve ever met! Hope to meet u again one day! : )

Sugar Scape:
Just interviewed @TomFelton One word. FIT.

First News:
Talked flipcams with @TomFelton today.

@TomFelton, Evanna Lynch and @James_Phelps and @OliverPhelps all looked so different with their post-Harry Potter hairdos!

We will let you know, if we know the dates when the interviews come out.

UPDATE: The interview from First News will be published around 11th April.

Last weekend BBC did in association with the Red Nose Day a 24 Hour Panel People - livestream with different shows and stars. In the show “What’s my line” at the very early Sunday morning, Tom had a appearance. Thanks to BBC Comedy, sionarnii and silverrock88  we’ve got some pics and a short compilation in written form of the quiz.

Some of the banter during the Tom Felton bit on What’s My Line:

Christopher Biggins: Are you a straight actor?

Tom: I think so

Holly Walsh: Do people consider you a heart throb?

Tom: No

David Walliams: Do people sometimes mistake you for the character?

Tom: Yes, all the time. Especially across the pond, they take things quite literally.

David Walliams: Well, they’re thick!

If somebody was able to record the show, please send us the video or simply the link. Thanks!

Feel_The_Beat_x found this great pic of Tom from the photoshoot for the Recognise Magazine last year. Thanks!

I found also another cute photo of Tom from this shooting by Catherine Harbour.

Warner Bros. has sent over official details regarding their new UK Attraction “Warner Bros. Studio Tour London – The making of Harry Potter”, opening Spring 2012. Now, fans can step into the world where Tom Felton spent 10 years portraying Draco Malfoy!

London 4^th March 2011: Warner Bros. today unveils plans for the Warner Bros. Studio Tour London – The Making of Harry Potter. This unique walking tour will give visitors the chance to go behind the scenes of the most successful film series of all time and witness the intricate detail that goes into a working set to see first hand what the camera doesn’t show. The announcement was made by Dan Dark, SVP & Managing Director, Warner Bros. Studios Leavesden. 

Warner Bros. Studio Tour London – The Making of Harry Potter will open in the Spring of 2012 at Warner Bros. Studios Leavesden, the production home of the Harry Potter films for over ten years.

Tickets will go on sale later this year and must be booked in advance via a dedicated website www.wbstudiotour.co.uk or through approved tour operators.

Featuring the authentic sets, costumes, animatronics, props and effects used in the production of all eight Harry Potter movies, the tour will showcase the British artistry, technology and talent that went into bringing this beloved film series to life.   

Among a series of never-before-seen exhibits on the three hour long tour, visitors will be able to walk onto some of the most memorable sets from all of the films in the Harry Potter series including the iconic Great Hall, Dumbledore’s office and many others to be announced at a later date.

One of the first sets ever to be created for the series, the Great Hall was built in 2000 for the series’ first outing, Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone. Designed by BAFTA-winning production designer Stuart Craig, it is 120ft long by 40ft wide with a solid stone floor and includes the tables and benches used in the films. 

Dumbledore’s office, meanwhile, was built for Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets and is also the home of the Sorting Hat, The Sword of Gryffindor and Dumbledore’s desk which is surrounded by a library of ancient looking books. Adorning the office walls is a myriad of paintings commissioned specifically for the films, including two of Professor Dumbledore himself.

Tickets will go on sale at a date to be announced later this year, but interested guests are encouraged to visit www.wbstudiotour.co.uk and register to receive ongoing updates and information on Warner Bros. Studio Tour London – The Making of Harry Potter. 

Dan Dark, SVP & Managing Director, Warner Bros. Studios Leavesden said, “While the Harry Potter film series reaches its highly anticipated conclusion this summer, its incredible filmmaking story and its relationship with Leavesden is set to live on with the launch of Warner Bros. Studio Tour London – The Making of Harry Potter. The tour promises to be one of the most exciting and memorable visitor attractions anywhere in Europe, delivering an experience never before seen by the general public.” 

Josh Berger, President & Managing Director, Warner Bros. UK, Ireland & Spain, added, “We’re incredibly excited about next year’s opening of Warner Bros. Studio Tour London – The Making of Harry Potter. It will celebrate the exceptional British creativity and craftsmanship that goes into making major movies here in the UK.” 

Currently under construction, Warner Bros. Studios Leavesden is set to be one of the largest studio production facilities in Europe when it opens next year. A quarter of a million square feet of dedicated soundstages, and the largest back-lot in Europe, will accommodate major film, TV and advertising productions within its secure 200 acre state of the art site in Hertfordshire. 

Warner Bros.’ relationship with the site stretches back over ten years, and has seen the production of all eight Harry Potter films as well as many other recent Warner Bros. films including Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight and Guy Ritchie’s Sherlock Holmes and the forthcoming sequel Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows.

Stay tuned to Feltbeats.com for more information on this exciting new attraction!

As we reported previously, Feltbeats.com is holding a charity fundraiser for “Zimbabwe’s Forgotten Children”, in celebration of Tom Felton’s 10 years playing Bad Boy Slytherin Draco Malfoy. On March 5th, we will be drawing names to win a special Feltbeats.com prize pack. Here’s more info from the filmakers about this worthwhile cause:

Since making the film Zimbabwe’s Forgotten Children – we have been able to help the children featured. But they are among many thousands of children in desperate need of an EDUCATION. For £2.50 per month or £30.00 per year you can pay for a child’s school fees for an entire year in Zimbabwe.

Tom has put out the plea for fans of his to help take these children out of the work force and into the classroom. This is where you come in.

Each month, we will be collecting donations at http://www.justgiving.com/dracosgift . Just Giving is a non-profit agency that collects donations and submits them directly to the charity every 25 days. On the 5th of each month, Feltbeats.com will draw names from the doners the previous month to win special Feltbeats.com related goodies, culminating with the final draw on Draco Malfoy’s 31st Birthday! In July, Feltbeats.com members will be in London  presenting a celebratory check to the Zimbabwechildren.orgs offices listing the total raised for this life changing charity. No donation is too big or too small. Help us change the lives of these wonderful children by providing an education! Thank you!