The Scottish Sunday Mail has not only released a Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince set report today, bubt also interviews with Daniel Radcliffe (Harry Potter) and Jim Broadbent (Professor Slughorn).
The interview with Radcliffe revolves around rumours in the press:
"One crazy story was that I was getting the SAS to walk my dogs - rubbish, of course.
"Then there was the suggestion that I was having beer that was made by Trappist monks imported from Belgium and then it was claimed that I had grown 10 inches in two months.
"But the best one of all was the story that I was having a statue made of myself in Equus and that it was to be the centerpiece in my living room.
"They obviously had me confused with Caligula or Nero. But really, I do live a fairly normal life here in Britain.
"But people are amazed that I can go out to the shops and buy stuff and I don't get hassled."
Broadbent's interview revolves around why he decided to choose the part of Slughorn:
He said: "When I was offered the part I told Imelda and she said it was lovely and to go on and do it.
"It has been very welcoming and I had worked with Robbie Coltrane - who plays Hagrid - before.
"It was just the youngsters I didn't really know and they were all very easy to get on with."
To read the entire article, click here.
Many thanks to SS for the tip! :)
->Stefan<-
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