Tom Felton chats with AccessHollywood.com’s Laura Saltman about the end of the “Harry Potter” movie franchise, but what’s it like watching himself grow up on screen? Also, Tom talks about working with Ashley Greene on “The Apparition” and more.

Draco Malfoy in Limbo: IGN interviews Tom Felton at ComicCon, asking where Draco Malfoy’s Character is after his HBP turning point:

Also, a new video has surfaced from The WB at ComicCon. In it, Albert Lawrence interviews Tom Felton. Tom Felton tells him that he was “a ComicCon virgin” and that they’ve broken him in very gently. Among other information that he imparts, Tom also says that, even though they’re keeping the movie under lock-and-key, he’s sure that these two movies are going to be the best out of the lot.

There is also some new footage, at least I’ve not seen it before, at the end of the video.

Note that it appears as if the video linked is only available for a specific demographic. So if you are unable to watch it from that link, you can watch it here:

And, finally, here’s Tom Felton presenting the Deathly Hallows Clip [If you are worried about seeing spoilers, don't worry because the video ends right when the preview clip is about to start.] Thanks for the clip, nekompire

Some pictures from the event [Check The Link For More Pictures In Our  Gallery]:

Thank you to estrella89san for finding a lot of these pictures and the videos, to IGN, the WB, nekompire, and anyone else I forgot to mention. And a special thank you to Amy_Marie97 for many of these pictures!

Enjoy everyone!

Thanks to SnitchSeeker, we now have the Full Audio interview that Tom Felton did with the Harry Potter fansites. Remember that our own Feltbeats reporter Amy_Marie97 was in the room, and you can see her video interview here.

Some things that he discusses – that we haven’t heard before in the previous post with Amy’s videos – are the Epilogue, the Malfoy Manor and Forbidden Forest scenes, the annual cricket match that Gryffindor and Slytherin have (Slytherin won this year, by the way. GO SLYTHERIN!), the not-at-all-off-topic, really, Brokeback Mountain, and much more!

Thank you very much, SnichSeeker!

And enjoy, everyone!

Just Jared Jr. has reported that Tom Felton is in Vancouver Canada filming one of his latest projects: Caesar: Rise of the Apes.

There are several pictures of Tom signing autographs for fans (though these pictures only show one of them) while he’s out-and-about in Vancouver. Check out our Caesar: Rise of the Apes album in our gallery for photo updates as they come.

Thanks Just Jared Jr.

And Enjoy, everyone.

Tom Felton’s movie that he filmed last year, a horror flick aptly named “13 Hours” is set to try and frighten fans at this year’s UK Frightfest. The World Premiere of the movie will be screened at 3:15PM on Saturday August 28th!

If you are able to attend this fest, we would like feedback on what you thought of the movie (sans spoilers for folks like me who won’t be able to make it). The flier for the movie does state that the “Key cast” will be “in attendance.” We are unsure at this time whether Tom Felton will be there, since it doesn’t state whether every member of the key cast will be. We will keep you posted as news develops.

Also, “13 Hours” is slated for a Halloween month theatrical release in October of this year in the UK (the banner for the movie is on a slide show with other movies at the top of the page). News as to whether it will be available in other countries at this time has not reached our eyes and/or ears, but if it does, we’ll be sure to let you know. In the meantime, get ready to scream UK fans, October is not so far away now!

If you would like to catch up on what “13 Hours” is about, check out these videos on 13 Hours’ youtube page:

The Teaser Promo-

A Clip-

Here is part 3 of Tom’s latest MTV interview.

While the recent trailers and TV spots for “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1″ have proven to be sufficient teasers for Potterheads — showcasing a darker, more serious film and more harrowing action sequences — fans can’t seem to get enough news about the series’ much-discussed/hyped final scene: the epilogue.

When MTV News caught up with celebrated villain and MTV Movie Award winner Tom Felton, we asked him if in his big final scene, which is set 19 years in the “Potter” future, Draco Malfoy closes the series with any sweeping dialogue.

“I had a monologue prepared, but time was short,” he joked. “No, it was all in the presence and the look.”

So Draco Malfoy’s farewell is all in his menacing presence? “This is the idea, that’s what they told me,” he said. “Hopefully that reads. It was a lot of fun.”

Adding to the epilogue fun is the fact that Felton’s real-life girlfriend, “Potter” stunt assistant Jade Olivia, plays his wife in that final shot.

“She was at first reluctant, but I pulled her arm and twisted it,” Felton told MTV at last month’s Movie Awards of convincing Olivia to step in and play Astoria Malfoy. “She was filming with me for three days at King’s Cross [railway station in the U.K.]. We were very excited.

“It gave me a chance to see what she’s going to look like in 19 years,” Felton added. “And if that’s what she looks like, I’m doing pretty well for myself,” he laughed. “But I look terrible,” he said of his own aged visage. “The years have not been kind to me in the slightest. But what can I do? I’ve gotta just roll with it.”

Thanks msn.uk and Press Association we now have a short video of an interview with Tom Felton. Elizabeth Major spoke with him about the last film.

You can watch the interview, if you click here Draco Malfoy on Harry Potter

Thanks to Snitchseeker.com, we have this new story from “Moviehole.” According to the site, Tom Felton has landed a starring role as an army sergeant in a new $12.5m “Military Mutant Horror” picture called, “Evac.”

The official synopsis has “Evac”‘s story as this:

Eastern Russia. One week before Christmas. A government lab is awakened by the arrival of some local poultry farmers. But why bring them here? Each of the men are rabid trying to bite anyone who comes close to them. Why are they this way? What is the cure? Neither question can be answered.

Anchorage Alaska. Three days before Christmas. A large container ship, from Russia unloads its cargo. Amongst the containers is a shipment of turkeys ready to be served up on Christmas Day to the locals, including the local army base.

Christmas Day Sgt. Gerry Maguire and three others, following the wrath of their commander, are sent on patrol as the rest of the base tuck into a lavish meal. On their return that evening, Gerry and the others enter what looks like a desserted base. But little do the know what they are about to be faced with could change Christmas, and possibly the entire country, forever.

According to Moviehole, Tom will play Sgt. Gerry Maguire opposite Michael Biehn (“Aliens,” “Grindhouse”) and the film will be directed by Peter MacDonald (“Rambo 3″).

Feltbeats has not yet been able to officially confirm this rumor – but we will let you know the second we hear something!

This short video from TV GUIDE documents the growth of several of the HP characters – mainly the ones that were at the Grand Opening of The Wizarding World of Harry Potter. Thanks to admin Estrella89San for pointing it out.

At about 1:13 Tom Felton’s section starts [he doesn't speak until about 1:18, though] Enjoy, everyone!

From copious media attention, I’m sure that you’ve no doubt gathered that last week was the much anticipated grand opening of the Wizarding World of Harry Potter in Orlando, Florida. While Feltbeats set up a Live Coverage Feed of what was going on in Orlando, we also had Feltbeats Army members there at the scene. Their reports should be here shortly. Meanwhile, here’s what happened in other news:

First, some of the cast members decided it would be a good idea to regale the audience with their siren-like voices. However, Tom Felton declined, humorously answering that, since he was a “professional singer” he rather wouldn’t like to “embarrass” his fellow friends and cast members. Noble, I’d say!

Secondly, the cast came crashing into the opening ceremony courtesy of one Stan Shunpike, another Ernie Nolastname [oh, actually it's Prang. Who knew?], and their-ever handy big purple Knight Bus [Hopefully, no one got sick]. But by their exuberance in leaving the slightly insane bus, I would assume they were very grateful to come back on solid ground. They even invited that Death Eater Draco Malfoy in a show of future unity! Of course, Harry Potter and Ron Weasley must always break the rules, and, again, they graced the audience with their heroic entrance via our much loved, seemingly restored, second almost-sentient, and favorite Harry Potter car ever, the now-wild, blue Ford Anglia. Which, this time, did not crash into a Very Angry Tree Of Any Sort. They then Lumos Maxima’d [Sorry Dead Latin Language] the whole of Hogwarts Castle into existence – with a little help from the audience – and suddenly musical fireworks erupted – thank you Weasley Twins [and John Williams]. But all of this couldn’t happen until the cast made their way across a magical red carpet, of course. And Tom met up with the Feltbeats Girls.

Thirdly [that word sounds strange], The cast had a brilliantly, unlike-England day while they walked around in the overwhelming heat of Florida [Thankfully it wasn't The Wizarding World of Harry Potter in the Sahara Desert, although I hear they have a lot of flying carpets there, and there would be plenty of space to expand the world, have a Diagon Ally, and put Florean Fortescue's Ice Cream Parlour, at least. I hear the Sphinx is fond of ice cream.] While they were there, they ambled over to the Three Broomsticks and had themselves a little Q&A session otherwise known as a Press Conference. No, Rita Skeeter wasn’t present, I’m afraid, though I’m sure there were lots of insects around. I certainly hope none of those antlers belonged to Prongs.

Fourthly [That sounds even stranger than thirdly], The Giant Hogwarts Envelop that was supposed to admit everyone into Hogwarts, for their advanced, just right, or late magical education, was flapping in the early morning humid breeze when the Hogwarts Express – magically not so sentient [a sentient train *shudders*] – came whistling in, and the cast members came out to welcome everyone inside. Thankfully, it appeared that Draco Malfoy took Professor Dumbledore up on the offer he presented him while on the Astronomy Tower in sixth year. Oh, yes, the envelop had already “opened” by then and winning schools were able to go into the park first, led by the cast members.

Fifthly [That's the strangest one yet], Tom Felton came back home, posted a new twitter picture, and, drinking orange juice, he lamented that he really misses butterbeer [it's probably not Floridian OJ, otherwise... okay, no, I'd want butterbeer too.] and Honeydukes. Which leads to this question: when you had to drink butterbeer on set, what exactly were you drinking? But Draco never actually drank butterbeer, not in front of a camera, did he? I guess I’d have to ask someone else… coughhinthintcough.

In Written News:

• About the park, Tom Said, “And here we are, a dream come true … They’re going to keep the candle alive, so to speak.” About end of production: Felton recalled the production officially ended when someone got on a megaphone and announced simply, “Thank you for your services.” Read the whole interview here on ABC News.
• On People.com: “If I ever get a bit homesick, I have somewhere to come now,” Felton, who plays Harry’s foe Draco Malfoy, says of the park, which recreates everything from Hogwarts castle to The Three Broomsticks pub in painstaking detail. “It’s incredible.”
• Ahhhh, it seems the babies still hate Tom. From the Orlando Sentinel: Tom Felton, who plays Draco, is accustomed to being the baddie. “I had a lovely child wlak up to me yesterday and say ‘I hate you,’ ” he said. “They all come with hugs and kisses for these two [Radcliffe and Grint], but none for me.”
• Article at Walleetpop with tiny segment of Press Conference video.
• Theme Park Insider got to speak to the actors in the press conference. See their answers.
• Confessing that he didn’t go up on stage to sing, like Rupert did, Tom told CFNews13, “I didn’t want to embarrass anyone. You know, I won’t lie, I’m a professional singer.”
• The Sun Interview. He says: “It’s crazy being back on the shelf. I forgot all about that. The last time I auditioned I was about 12″ and [On immortalizing HP] “I wasn’t supposed to say anything, but we’ve all got lightning bolts on our [Location for Spanking]. No, I’m joking. But I did try and talk them into it.”
• From the Press Association: Tom Felton on Aging [Not too fun on second and third day] and Astoria [Played by Jade].
• From The Telegraph: Tom Felton said that, “he thought WWoHP worked ‘because it’s a combination of technology and subtlety, asking you to discover things rather than shoving them in your face’.” A simlar quote can be find in this article from the Guardian.

In Video News:

Tom Felton on The MSNBC’s The Scoop [Red Carpet Interview]-

Lumos Maxima -

Press Conference -

Grand Public Opening of the WWoHP-

Even More Videos-

• Tom on the red carpet – Via Feltbeats Phone Video [there should be a cleaner video soon] He’s there at about 1:25.
• Tom on the red carpet Take Two – Thanks TelevisionArchives of youtube for both taking this video and being right behind the Feltbeats Girls! It’s like that Two Birds With One Stone deal. Except, not quite as messy.
• GMTV interviews the cast. This can also be seen on youtube, here, thanks to RupertGrintNet
• “They did a little speech … said, ‘thank you for your services,’ it felt like leaving the army,” Tom Felton said. CTV interview on the Red Carpet Tom appears at about the 0:25 seconds and 1:10 minute marks.
• “I’m an adrenaline junkie,” Tom tells Access Hollywood in this video. Note: because the time decreases, Tom appears at about 45 seconds before the video is over.
• The Lumos Maxima Opening Ceremony [Wednesday Night] can be seen here, here, and here [this is the Lumos M scene]. [Thanks to InsideTheMagic]
• This is the Lumos Maxima scene from a side perspective – Via AttractionsMagazine and featuring the Knight Bus scene.
• A quick Summary of the Non-Public Opening Ceremony, via FloridaTodayOnline [thanks].
• A segment of the Press Conference is available here at WalletPop.
• Another video of the Press Conference Via Youtube’s Malibucreek (thanks).
• From The Leaky Cauldron’s Perspective, here are the videos of the Press Conference: Interviews with Dan, Rupert, Tom, and Sir Michael G – Part One, Part Two, and Part Three. Thanks Leaky!
• Thanks to AttractionsMagazine, we have the full Press Conference all in one youtube video. The sound quality is AMAZING.
• Also From CFnews13, we have a couple of videos that can be viewed here [Potter Stars In Town is a quick run down of a longer video] and here [this is the longer, full-interview video called Interview With Potter Stars]. The Tom Felton section of those can be viewed here, via Feltbeats admin Estrella89San [Thanks!]
• AttractionsMagazine posted an overview of the Wizarding World of Harry Potter featuring Tom, Dan, and Rupert walking around, eating/drinking, and enjoying their home away from home, so to speak. There is also an interview with JK. Rowling. You can see the same clip in this video, via 10Connect.com
• AttractionsMagazine posts a video of the Grand Public Un-Enveloping Ceremony. You can also see various other perspectives here [Thanks Sims89 of Mugglenet] and here [Via The Leaky Cauldron's Pottercast]. Pottercast, Sims89
• Here’s a “Behind The Scenes” video before the Un-enveloping Ceremony, via Kitmacjac. [Thanks]
• MSNBC’s Today Show interviews the cast. Watch Here. Tom Felton talks at minutes 1:45 and 5:30.
• MSNBC takes a tour of WWoHP, meeting up with Dan at Zonkos and having a butterbeer with Tom and Rupert. Tom appears at about minute 2:45.

In Pictures:

For a Load More Pictures, please see our Gallery.

For Pictures from the Feltbeats Girls’ Adventure, click here.

Remember, Our CoverItLive feed will be available for viewing so that, if you wish, you could get minute-by-virtual-minute playback of what exactly went down during this past week, including all of our crazy conversations!

If you joined us this past week, either on CoverItLive itself, on twitter, either tweeting at the park or loading us with awesome comments and pictures and news articles that you’d found, or in any other way, thank you for making this past week memorable and awesome. I still want more feedback on how exactly pumpkin juice tastes like.

I would also like to heartily thank all the providers of the videos, articles, and pictures that we are able to show all of you guys in this post, with a special thanks to AttractionsMagazine for providing many of these clips. Thanks.

And with that: “Nitwit, blubber, oddment, tweak”!

[If you find that I've missed anything, please don't hesitate to contact me at Tick-Tock@Feltbeats.com, contact the site in general at Feltbeats@Feltbeats.com, or just comment below with what I missed. Thanks for all of your help in advance.]

Before It’s News has just released a video of Tom Felton on the red carpet at the MTV Movie Awards. This video, which can be seen right here, is a fast paced interview of several celebs, but Tom Felton takes one of the leading roles when he appears in minutes 2, 2:30, 3:06, and 4:30!

They ask him about Harry Potter, which celeb he’d like to kiss if he was nominated for Best Kiss, and what kind of award he’d create for the MTV Movie Awards if he could. And Tom also talks about “Get Him To The Greek.”

Thanks to Katie Krause, Chelsea Briggs, and the “Before It’s News” team for bringing us the video and asking some of the more unique questions so far that night.

As to be expected, interviews with Tom are making their way online this Monday morning in regards to Tom’s win last night, and all of them are quite favorable towards our favorite villain. In an after interview with MTV News, Tom told them it was all, “Very exciting! The most surreal moment of my life. I had Mark Wahlberg and Will Ferrell hanging above my head on a wire. So, yeah, I can’t know what to make of that.”

From BBC News:

British actor Tom Felton, 22, won the best villain prize for his performances as Draco Malfoy in the Harry Potter films, beating Oscar winner Christoph Waltz – for Inglourious Basterds – who was in the same category.

“It’s ridiculous really, isn’t it?” Felton said.

“To be in the same category as him is a bit of a joke, really, let alone to actually beat him.”

Felton’s award was presented by actor Mark Wahlberg and comedian Will Ferrell, who both initially hung above the stage on trip wires.

The pair were spoofing last year’s awards when Sacha Baron Cohen, dressed as his character Bruno, flew in on a wire before landing on rapper Eminem and baring his naked backside.

Speaking of Marky Mark and his wire-hanging, it seems we weren’t the only ones upset with his interruption of Tom’s speech. In a Highs and Lows article on Yahoo! Movies, the former underwear model’s dangling wasn’t taken too kindly.

After completing an almost-funny skit that involved them hanging by wires above the stage, Will Ferrell and Mark Wahlberg dangled above Tom Felton while he accepted his Best Villain award for playing Draco Malfoy in the latest “Harry Potter” flick. Felton delivered the most straightforward speech of the night, which apparently didn’t sit well with Wahlberg. “It’s not a [bleeping] Oscar,” he shouted, and then told the 22-year-old actor to keep talking and enjoy his win, because “it’ll never happen again.” For someone who kick-started his career in underwear ads and as Marky Mark, you would think Wahlberg would be less dismissive of potential up-and-comers.

But all was well even with his speech interruption. Tom’s new non-blond look was noticed, as was his excitement at being there.

Tom took away the trophy beating out the ones like Helena Bonham Carter, Stephan Lang, Ken Jeong and Christopher Waltz. It is the first major award comes to the pocket of the proud 22 years old British actor, who got hugely excited after grabbing it at the podium of MTV Awards’ night.

His new look with a short hairdo sports him as a suave-classy guy. The long blonde tresses have gone replaced by the short ones, which look more elegant on the lad. Everyone liked this new avatar of the guy, who says he is much passionate to make his mark in the film fraternity with his prowess and the histrionics.

Stay with us as more news comes in on Tom’s big win.

For those of you unable to see Tom’s cameo appearance in “Get Him to the Greek,” have no fear. In their review of the film, Snitchseeker reveals  (spoils, don’t read if you don’t want to know!) Tom’s cameo in the Hollywood comedy.

As reported by KatieBell:

There are loads of cameos in this film, everyone from Pink to Meredith Vieira turns up. Most notable to our readers would be the brief appearance of Tom Felton in one of the London nightclub forays. Standing near a bar, watching the crowd, Tom is approached by Aaron (Jonah Hill), who tries to impress the Harry Potter actor. Tom, however, is having none of it.

Aaron: I’m at a table in the back with Aldous Snow.
Tom: Great.
Aaron: Feel free to bring Professor Snape.

Tom is unamused.

Aaron: We’ll play some late night Quidditch.
Tom: Leave it. (walks away)

“Get Him to the Greek” will be released in theaters in the U.S. tomorrow. Let us know if you see it!

You can read KatieBell’s full review of the film at Snitchseeker.com.

Thanks lizzieshaeffer we now have a photo of Tom Felton from his small cameo role in the movie “Get Him to the Greek”

lizzieshaeffer wrote on Twitter:

so Tom Felton from Harry Potter has a cameo in “Get Him To The Greek” and that made my night. he is gorgeous! they make a Snape joke to him.

Click here for all release dates of the movie

Christoph Waltz, Stephen Lang, Tom Felton and Helena Bonham Carter battle Ken Jeong to be named baddest of the bad.

There are very few characters who can get your blood churning like this year’s contenders for Best Villain at the 2010 MTV Movie Awards, airing this Sunday, June 6, at 9 p.m. ET/PT on MTV. Everyone from a tyrannous queen and a Nazi commander to a mob boss and a power-hungry colonel are in the running to be named baddest of the bad.
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Tom Felton gave Daniel Radcliffe a run for his magic wand in “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince.” Playing Harry’s magical archrival, Draco Malfoy, Felton was a worthy competitor for Harry, but can he cast a spell on the Movie Awards?

Who do you think is bad enough to win at the big show? Discuss in the comments!

Click here for the discussion at MTV.com and here for voting for Tom Felton for Best Villain

Don’t miss the live red-carpet coverage, exclusive movie clips and fist-pumping action on MTV News’ “Jersey Shore Blow-Out at the MTV Movie Awards,” airing live from Los Angeles this Sunday, June 6, at 8 p.m. ET/PT. Then stay tuned for the 2010 MTV Movie Awards at 9 p.m. ET/PT.