"If we turn our heads and look away and hope that it will all disappear then they will - all of them, an entire generation of people. And we will have only history left to judge us."
Posted by Matthew on 01-14-05 @ 1:32 PM [comments: 15]
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Included in Entertainment Weekly's 2005 preview issue is a preview of Goblet of Fire (coming out on November 18th) with some new quotes from the cast and crew (but beware, there are some major plot spoilers):
He's faced giant snakes, ghastly Dementors, and the minions of the villainous Lord Voldemort. But teen love? Now there's a menace worthy of Harry Potter's mighty wand. "Hormones are indeed raging. It's like The O.C. here," reports producer David Heyman from the set of Warner Bros.' fourth Potter film. Both Harry (Daniel Radcliffe) and pal Ron (Rupert Grint) start seeing the opposite sex in new ways. The plot has Harry in a tournament against other wizarding schools--our first real glimpse of the magical world outside Hogwarts--and bad things are happening, leading to the return of He Who Must Not Be Named (a.k.a. Voldemort, played by Ralph Fiennes). Succeeding Chris Columbus and Alfonso Cuaron as director is Mike Newell--and before you start saying "What the...is the man who made Four Weddings and a Funeral doing here?", remember: He made the well-regarded (if little-seen) kid adventure Into the West and the tense Donnie Brasco. "And he's British. We thought it'd be fun to try that for once," quips Heyman. Fans can also anticipate fire-breathing dragons, an underwater rescue, and a killer hedge maze--and we mean killer. "It's fantastic," raves 15-year-old Radcliffe. "I can't wait to get the videogame for this one."
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