Everything Rupert Grint Stole From The Harry Potter Set
Here is a list of everything Ron Weasley actor Rupert Grint was able to steal from the "Harry Potter" set to take home and add to his own collection.
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Colin Trevorrow's Atlantis Writer, Possible Plotlines And More Details
Colin Trevorrow's next movie "Atlantis" is sure to make a splash on the big screen -- here's everything we know about the film so far.
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Whatever Happened To Harry Potter Actor Michael Gambon?
If you've been curious about what happened to Michael Gambon after the "Harry Potter" films ended, it will please you to know that he has continued to act.
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Taylor Lautner Recounts The Negative Effect Twilight's Edward Vs. Jacob Competition Had On Him
As Taylor Lautner recently revealed, the Team Edward vs. Team Jacob wars had a real-life impact on him during the height of "Twilight."
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Harry Potter Fans Still Can't Get Over These Marauders Details That Make No Sense
"Harry Potter" fans still can't get over these Marauders details that make no sense and lead to plot holes in "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban."
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Why Bill Nighy Was So Intent On Joining The Cast Of Harry Potter
Bill Nighy was intent on joining the cast of "Harry Potter" in some form, and lucky for him, he was cast as Minister of Magic Rufus Scrimgeour.
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Rupert Grint Claims He Became Ron Toward The End Of Harry Potter
The connection between Rupert Grint and his Harry Potter character Ron Weasley was something only he could truly understand.
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Gilderoy Lockhart Never Got His Callback In The Harry Potter Movies
Since movies can only be so long, some subplots or side characters, such as Gilderoy Lockhart, never get their callback in the "Harry Potter" movies.
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Barty Crouch Jr.'s Ending Isn't Clear In The Harry Potter Films
When it comes to wrapping up Barty Crouch Jr.'s story arc in "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire," the film isn't very clear compared to its source material.
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Rupert Grint Says John Williams' Harry Potter Score Is Like His 'National Anthem'
John Williams' Harry Potter score is like a national anthem to fans of the franchise, and Rupert Grint is no different.
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Rupert Grint Can Totally Envision A Harry Potter TV Series, But With Someone Else As Ron
Rupert Grint, who played Ron Weasley in "Harry Potter," spoke out against J.K. Rowling, and he can totally envision a TV series, but with someone else as Ron.
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Warner Bros. Urged To Cast Their Lord Of The Rings Movie Rights Into Mount Doom
The battle over the film rights for Middle-earth has now begun.
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Every Main Wizard Of Oz Character Ranked By Charm
"The Wizard of Oz" is full of great characters -- but who's the most charming of the bunch? We're here to find out.
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Harry Potter Fans Are Disappointed By Ron's Forgotten Character Trait
To this day, "Harry Potter" fans are still expressing disappointment over Ron's forgotten character trait, and it's not difficult to find these comments online.
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Dylan O'Brien Considered Making A Cameo In Teen Wolf: The Movie (But Ultimately Decided Against It)
Fans of the "Teen Wolf" franchise missed out as actor Dylan O'Brien considered making a cameo in "Teen Wolf: The Movie" but ultimately decided against it.
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Harry Potter's Alan Rickman Played A Hilarious Prank On Daniel Radcliffe During A Serious Scene
Alan Rickman had a keen sense of comic devilry, once playing a hilarious prank on Daniel Radcliffe during a serious scene in "Prisoner of Azkaban."
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Harry Potter's Daniel Radcliffe Believes He Would Be An Amazing Wizard In Real Life
Daniel Radcliffe himself believes he would be an amazing wizard in real life — if such a thing actually existed outside of the wizarding world.
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Dungeons & Dragons Fans Seem Pumped For Honor Among Thieves Despite Buzz Of A Boycott
Based on the comments on its new trailer, fans seem to be excited about the upcoming film "Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves."
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Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves Trailer Is Giving Fans Flashbacks To Guardians Of The Galaxy
With a new trailer for "Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves," fans approve of the film being a fantasy version of one of the most popular MCU movies.
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Chris Pine Praises Dungeons & Dragons' Filmmakers For Their 'Samurai' Minds
Chris Pine, star of "Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves," has praised the film's creators for their "samurai" skills and the atmosphere they bring on set.
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Second Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves Trailer Suggests Maybe This Movie Wont Be So Terrible After All
The latest trailer for "Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves" gives fans of the game plenty of reasons to be excited about this new cinematic adaptation.
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Lin-Manuel Miranda Has The 'Real Answer' To Solve The The Kingkiller Chronicle Adaptation Dilemma
Lin-Manuel Miranda previously said he had the answer studios have been searching for regarding a potential "Kingkiller Chronicles" adaptation
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The Harry Potter Theme Almost Got The Weird Al Yankovic Treatment
"Weird Al" Yankovic came quite close to recording a parody version of the "Harry Potter" theme, only to be turned down.
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Harry Potter Fans Have A Real Problem With Lupin's Teaching Style
"Harry Potter" fans are not afraid to take to social media in order to bash Professor Remus Lupin's eccentric teaching methods at Hogwarts.
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The Love Scene In Twilight: Breaking Dawn Part 1 That Took The Actors Past The Edge Of Cringe
"Twilight: Breaking Dawn Part 1" featured some pretty intense moments, including a love scene between Bella and Edward that even the actors were cringing over.
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Lord Of The Rings' Aragorn Was Originally Supposed To Be A Hobbit (Kind Of)
Even "The Lord of the Rings" author J.R.R. Tolkien wasn't exactly sure who Aragorn was the first time he "met" him.
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Neverending Story Author Michael Ende's Momo Is Finally Becoming A Movie
"Momo" is a Michael Ende novel begging to be introduced to modern audiences -- and, according to Deadline, it will be resurrected quite soon.
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