Wild about Harry- Potter that is!

[Queen Bonnie]

 I also saw Richard Harris in Camelot too! Ages ago.
He was the best Dumbledore!  So glad the doll is in his image!  The Tonner dolls are amazing. The detail is great!

[mieljolie]

Check these out:

http://creagerstudios.blogspot.com/2009/02/professor-severous-snape.html

http://www.creagers.com/Madeyedmoody.html

http://www.creagers.com/Professor%20Flitwick.html

http://www.creagers.com/Prof%20Mcgonagall.html

http://www.creagers.com/Hagrid.html

http://www.creagers.com/Ollivander.html

http://www.creagers.com/sortinghat.html

They have some amazing miniatures made using polymer clay!  Notice the scale! 

[Taffy Saltwater]

They really "got" Professor Flitwick & Rubeus, but the costuming on all of them is stunning.  Thanks for sharing.

[mieljolie]

They really "got" Professor Flitwick & Rubeus, but the costuming on all of them is stunning.  Thanks for sharing.

In the past, I've seen them sell on eBay at around $1000 each!  Their other works are amazing, too.  I saw a nice pirate and a few witches that were nice.

[Queen Bonnie]

 Wow! Those are amazing! Thanks for sharing! I can see why they are expensive! What a lot of work involved!

[dbaldock]

How do you like your Harry Potter?

YouTube - "Deathly Hallows"

Someone on the ORAC Sci-Fi Fan Club Forum posted this link.

Take Care,
David Baldock

[Queen Bonnie]

 Wow! What a lot of work that must have been! I just watched part 1.  Well done.

[Taffy Saltwater]

Watched through part 4 - but the hollow eyes are freaking me out.  He did a good job on Voldemort, though.    Thanks for sharing!

[Tygrkat]

I didn't look back through the thread to see if anyone had mentioned this, but there is new concept art up for the H.P. themed environment being built at Universal Orlando

http://www.universalorlando.com/harrypotter/?__source=email.hp.2009.02.24

I can't wait until it opens - I am DEFINITELY going to have to make a trip! 

[Taffy Saltwater]

I am plumping for Weasleys' Wizarding Wheezes, myself - this will have to be a to-do!

[Queen Bonnie]

 wow! Looks fantastic! Wonder if they will allow garb?

[Taffy Saltwater]

I thought about garb, too.  I'm guessing it will be no garb, like DW, because some garbed guests might be a danger to the kiddos.  Maybe Halloween?

[Tygrkat]

I'll bet tons of folks will come garbed opening day, whether management likes it or not 

If they decide to be strict, well, one could always dress in house colors, stitch a patch onto your shirt, or find some other way around it - we are quite a resourceful lot 

[Queen Bonnie]

 Indeed! I dislike dressing as a Muggle!

[Taffy Saltwater]

BBC News

Final Potter to get 2011 release 

The Deathly Hallows will be released in two parts
The final instalment of the Harry Potter film franchise is to be released in 2011, it has been announced.

Fans of the boy wizard will get to see Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part II in cinemas from 15 July.

Warner Brothers decided to split the seventh book in JK Rowling's series into two parts as it was impossible to cram its 608 pages into a single film.

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part I is set to be released on 19 November 2010.

Stuntman David Holmes suffered serious back injuries on the set of Deathly Hallows last month practising an aerial sequence.

The set was closed for a week for investigation before being allowed to re-open by the Health and Safety Executive.

It was announced in August last year that the release date for Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince would be pushed back eight months to July this year.

Warner Bros president Alan Horn said the decision was taken to guarantee the studio a major summer blockbuster in 2009.

He also blamed the Hollywood writers' strike, which hit the film industry hard in 2008.

The first five movies have made $4.5 billion (£2.2 billion) worldwide - making it the biggest film franchise in box office history, surpassing both James Bond and Star Wars.