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J.K. Rowling, author of the "Harry Potter" series, gave a new interview for a documentary on Multiple Sclerosis (MS) which is scheduled to air Wednesday on BBC Scotland. In the documentary Ms. Rowling, who is the patron of the Multiple Sclerosis Society Scotland, discusses the fact that she regrets not telling her mother about her writing and that the level of funding available for research is inadequate.
Just a year after Deathly Hallowswent on sale in the United States and United Kingdom, the final book in the Potter series went on sale today in Japan."I'm so excited I feel like crying. I'm totally enchanted," said a breathless young Japanese woman who gave her first name as Erina. She said she had waited outside the Tokyo bookstore since Tuesday afternoon."I feel sad that this is the end but since I've followed him throughout the years I will be seeing him out, and that comforts me," she said, wearing a blonde wig as Luna, one of the main characters.
The DailyMail has an article on Tom Felton and his attendance to the UK premiere of The Dark Knight last night. In it, he speaks about his role of Draco in the upcoming Half-Blood Prince movie and explains how the film will reveal much of his character's complexities.There are reasons that Draco is the way he is. He’s seen so many things and been taught so many wrong ideas from his father, Lucius, and of course he worships his father.To read the rest of the article, click here.Thanks to Megan Townsend for the tip!
In a new interview for Scotland's Hidden Epidemic: The truth about MS, JK Rowling talks about her mother's battle with Multiple Sclerosis. Jo also says she regretted not telling her mother about Harry Potter before she died.You can see video of her interview right here. The documentary will air tomorrow (Wednesday) on BBC One Scotland at 22:45 BST.
J.K. Rowling, author of the "Harry Potter" series, gave a new interview for a documentary on Multiple Sclerosis (MS) which is scheduled to air later today on BBC Scotland. In the documentary Ms. Rowling, who is the patron of the Multiple Sclerosis Society Scotland, discusses the fact that she regrets not telling her mother about her writing and that the level of funding available for research is inadequate.
Godric's Hollow
