Emma Watson attending the Orange British Academy Film Awards at the Odeon Leicester Square on February 12, 2005 in London and wins the award for Film of the Year: "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban" - with Mischa Barton and David Heyman.

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Emma Watson attending the Orange British Academy Film Awards at the Odeon Leicester Square on February 12, 2005 in London and wins the award for Film of the Year: "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban" - with Mischa Barton and David Heyman.
Ravenous
1999
Timothée featured today in a new Variety article:
“He took every kid’s hand who came. He took a photograph with everybody who asked him, which was pretty much everyone. That was about his heart. But he’s also very savvy about marketing. He gets very engaged and brings ideas to the table.”
-Wonka producer David Heyman talking about Timothée’s idea to screen ‘Wonka’ to the children of After-School All-Stars
“I can’t imagine any other actor on the planet who could have played Willy Wonka and have the success that ‘Wonka’ had. You need everything to work in today’s world. IP alone is not sufficient. He [Timothée] wants to win, he knows how to win and he asks the right questions. He respects and cares about his fans. He feels a responsibility toward them.”
-Josh Goldstine, Warner Bros. president of worldwide marketing
“We can count on one or two hands, in any age range, the people who are legitimate movie stars. Timothée is absolutely that.”
-Dune producer Mary Parent
After ‘Wonka’ and ‘Dune 2,’ Timothée Chalamet is poised to be his generation’s Leo or Tom.
David Yates, Daniel Radcliffe.David Heyman, Alan Rickman (from Page 394 Alan Rickman Discussion Forum)
each and every adult cast and crew member willingly involved in the new adaptations is either proudly in support of or indifferent enough to be okay with blatant, violent transphobia and homophobia.
^THIS is the crystal clear reality. this woman puts all her money and influence into her personal vendetta against trans and queer people. the bill she supported in the UK parliament passed this year that defines gender by biological sex. that was just the beginning for her, you can be sure of that.
anyone who has an iota of media literacy and a conscience left needs to boycott the entire project. do not even talk about it online. im not tagging it either.
the list of people so far;
Francesca Gardiner
Mark Mylod
Neil Blair
Ruth Kenley-Letts
David Heyman
Katherine Parkinson
Johnny Flynn
Bel Powley
Daniel Rigby
Bertie Carvel
John Lithgow
Paapa Essiedu (for the love of god do not be racist towards this man while calling him out)
Janet McTeer
Nick Frost
Luke Thallon
Paul Whitehouse
last but not the least— the children in the cast should not be included in any of this discourse imo. they are very young kids who are probably over the moon about portraying their beloved characters. they have not lived enough on this earth to discern for themselves what this project represents.
anyways. fuck jkr til i die. im not killing myself until i shit on her grave.
lmao that cursed child folder blew up way more than i thought it would- i also didn't expect to reach so many teens???
jealous of you guys growing up with active HP media- when I was a teen all we had was the first Fanatastic Beasts release. It was cool to see in theatres, but idk i just didn't enjoy the story- did love the fact that they brought David Yates & David Heyman back though to bring it to life, because goddamm they did a really good job with that aspect.
Marriage Story (2019, Noah Baumbach)
23/12/2024
“Grindelwald does still have feelings for Dumbledore, although some of those feelings have turned to resentment and bitterness because of Dumbledore's abandoning of the cause, as he would see it. So, though Grindelwald will stop at nothing to become head of the wizarding world, beneath that lies a melancholy, a sadness for what he has lost—the one who was his lover, his co-conspirator and his equal. Being the two most brilliant and powerful wizards had brought them together, but the difference in their values tore them apart. Now, despite being surrounded by people, Dumbledore and Grindelwald are alone, and that loneliness is something they have in common. But, that does not make Grindelwald any less evil.”
David Heyman in Secrets of Dumbledore production notes posted by Snitchseeker