The beginning of the end of the Harry Potter saga comes to the big screen The Deathly Hallows I , a tape full of excitement and adventure in which Harry, Hermione and Ron will have to face the dark forces that threaten their friendship to defeat the evil Voldemort.
More adult and darker than previous releases, the seventh film of the film franchise based on the books of British author JK Rowling is the first that runs entirely outside the traditional Hogwarts school environment.
"I think this film will attract many more people, not just the fans," said Daniel Radcliffe, the young actor for almost ten years has played the role of Harry Potter and appeared in London to tape media which finally hits theaters in 3D as planned, due to lack of time to make a quality three-dimensional version.
For Radcliffe, as Harry, Ron and Hermione leave the "family atmosphere of Hogwarts" feel "more vulnerable" because they lack the protection of any adult, and are "in constant danger of death."
The constant threat of Voldemort's henchmen chasing young wizards from the beginning of the film, which begins with an action-packed sequence, a favorite Radcliffe in which six of Harry's friends take a potion to take your picture and get mislead and the wicked Death Eaters who wish to end their life.
Emma Watson, the actress who plays Hermione Granger, said that "it is important that the public will realize what it means to be friends with Harry. To follow, Hermione must leave behind his parents and that is the biggest sacrifice you have to do in your life. "
Although the friendship of the trio seems armored forces of evil through the Horcruxes that hold the soul of Voldemort and the young wizards must find and destroy, make trust that unites them wobble.
"Ron misses his family, Harry did not trust in the relationship with Hermione and fears that the dark forces take over from him," said Rupert Grint, who plays Ron Weasley, the redheaded Potter's friend and smiling in all deliveries.
The future of the wizarding world and muggle world -that of humans without magical skills, lies in the hands of these three young men who realize that no place is safe and can not rely on anyone.
Director David Yates, who directed Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (2007) and Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (2009), is in charge of the film adaptation of the final book in the saga, which has been divided into two parts.
"We decided to do two movies, because in this last book could not be deleted subplots, it was impossible to summarize the argument in a single tape, so the decision was made to divide creative The Deathly Hallows in two," argued Yates, who said that Rowling has "delighted" with the result.
Helena Bonham Carter, Ralph Fiennes, Rhys Ifans and Alan Rickman complete the cast of this film that takes place some of the most famous streets of central London.
precisely in this city, in one of the cinemas of the West End, was held today the premiere of the film, which drew hundreds of fans waiting to meet in person to star in a film that will not reach cinemas until 19 November.
More adult and darker than previous releases, the seventh film of the film franchise based on the books of British author JK Rowling is the first that runs entirely outside the traditional Hogwarts school environment.
"I think this film will attract many more people, not just the fans," said Daniel Radcliffe, the young actor for almost ten years has played the role of Harry Potter and appeared in London to tape media which finally hits theaters in 3D as planned, due to lack of time to make a quality three-dimensional version.
For Radcliffe, as Harry, Ron and Hermione leave the "family atmosphere of Hogwarts" feel "more vulnerable" because they lack the protection of any adult, and are "in constant danger of death."
The constant threat of Voldemort's henchmen chasing young wizards from the beginning of the film, which begins with an action-packed sequence, a favorite Radcliffe in which six of Harry's friends take a potion to take your picture and get mislead and the wicked Death Eaters who wish to end their life.
Emma Watson, the actress who plays Hermione Granger, said that "it is important that the public will realize what it means to be friends with Harry. To follow, Hermione must leave behind his parents and that is the biggest sacrifice you have to do in your life. "
Although the friendship of the trio seems armored forces of evil through the Horcruxes that hold the soul of Voldemort and the young wizards must find and destroy, make trust that unites them wobble.
"Ron misses his family, Harry did not trust in the relationship with Hermione and fears that the dark forces take over from him," said Rupert Grint, who plays Ron Weasley, the redheaded Potter's friend and smiling in all deliveries.
The future of the wizarding world and muggle world -that of humans without magical skills, lies in the hands of these three young men who realize that no place is safe and can not rely on anyone.
Director David Yates, who directed Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (2007) and Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (2009), is in charge of the film adaptation of the final book in the saga, which has been divided into two parts.
"We decided to do two movies, because in this last book could not be deleted subplots, it was impossible to summarize the argument in a single tape, so the decision was made to divide creative The Deathly Hallows in two," argued Yates, who said that Rowling has "delighted" with the result.
Helena Bonham Carter, Ralph Fiennes, Rhys Ifans and Alan Rickman complete the cast of this film that takes place some of the most famous streets of central London.
precisely in this city, in one of the cinemas of the West End, was held today the premiere of the film, which drew hundreds of fans waiting to meet in person to star in a film that will not reach cinemas until 19 November.
A little more will have to wait for the millions of fans of the franchise for the big screen in the outcome of the most profitable film franchise in history. be in July 2011 and themselves this time in 3D.
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