June 23, 2010, 1:01PM– Adding to all of the new clips and photos of Rupert Grint’s latest feature, Wild Target.  A new image of Rupert as Tony has surfaced online.

Head on over to our gallery and check out the picture here. Then go out our Tony thread in the Wild Target section of our forum and discuss. It’s that simple…

Reminders: Don’t forget to check out our clips from the film, here and visit our Rave Reviews section to read up on the wonder things being said about Rupert’s performance.

In addition, we are definitely marking our calendars for the release of the first Official Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows theatrical trailer to be released on Monday, June 28th. Hopefully, it will be filled with loads of Ronald Weasley goodness!

April 27th, 2010, 10:52pm–As previously reported, Rupert Grint was to have a spread within in the May 2010 issue of Nylon Magazine which is dedicated to Young Hollywood. We finally have a scan of his spread thanks to Team Twilight. In the article that accompanies the picture Rupert discusses his miniature farm which his mom and sister are really into. Alan Rickman and Julie Walters’ impact on him. Plus the fact that he continually gets scripts for geeky roles which he says he passes by! We also get a nice little blurb about Thunderpants which he loved doing and we hear a little more about his ice cream van! You can view the scan in our gallery here.

October 14, 2009 9:09 AM– Back in June, we told you that Rupert Grint would be a judge at the Guardian Young Critics Competition, for the category “Film”.

The winners of the competition have been announced today by The Guardian!

Matthew Barron won in the age group 14-18, while 13-year old Unity Haggard got the price for a critical review of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince!
Of course, she also mentions Rupert in her review:

Rupert Grint seems to understand his character well, and exaggerates it, which boosts his popularity.

You can read both their complete reviews here.

Keep in mind what Rupert said about a good review:

Film critics should stick to critiquing an actor’s performance: some of them are far too obsessed with the superficial – with people’s appearance – and there’s nothing worse than a critic being bitchy. Some can be really unkind, and it’s just not fun to read, especially if it’s you they’re writing about. Even if you have 10 really good reviews, it’s the one bad one that sticks in your mind.
A critic really has to know their stuff. If you’re writing about film, see as many movies as you can. Making comparisons with other films helps the reader build a mental picture of what this new film is like. Have an open, varied taste, and be receptive to new creative ideas.

And stay tuned for some Drama…

August 8, 2009, 10:13 AM–Rupert Grint’s film Cherrybomb was screened last month at the 39th Giffoni Film Festival, which took place from 12 to 25th July in Gifonni Valle Piana, near Salerno and Naples (South Italy). The film was shown in the Generation 16 category, and although it didn’t win (the award went to the film My Suicide, the same one who beat Cherrybomb at the Berlinale as well), the film received very good reviews. Many thanks to Anna who helped me translate this review by Aldo Spiniello. Here’s what he had to say about Rupert:

The pair of directors don’t waste their time trying to demonstrate a strikingly original style, they have faith in the pale face of Rupert Grint (who has finally freed himself from the Harry Potter label), and they content themselves with a few simple solutions, such as the text messages materializing onto the screen, as the sign of an increasingly shorter and more painful communication.

Read the entire translation here. Thanks again Anna!

Also thanks to Laura for sending us this review, posted when Cherrybomb was screened at the Galway Film Festival in Ireland last month:

If you expect Rupert Grint to be somewhat slow and dumb just like he is in the HARRY POTTER films, you will be positively surprised. Grint is capable of being more than a sorcerers apprentice sidekick. In CHERRYBOMB he shows off his sexy and wild side.

Since this review is hosted on the Britspotting Festival website, perhaps this means that Cherrybomb will also be screened there in November! Their feature film selection is still in progress, so we will keep you updated. This is a German festival, taking place in Berlin, so German fans, get ready to see Malachy again!

Oh, and don’t forget to read the latest edition of our fanzine Grintastic, and please leave your comments!

UPDATE: I have just added these new reviews to our Cherrybomb Reviews page, so visit it here!

UPDATE #2: Just a quick little note, really. You may remember that we mentioned a new book called Into The Wild Nerd Yonder. We have just received a comment about the book from the author herself, Julie Halpern, who had this to say: “Thanks so much for mentioning my book, INTO THE WILD NERD YONDER, on your page! I’m a big Rupert fan, and the main character of the book has pictures of him hanging around her bedroom” – The book, a hardcover edition, will be released on September 29th!

Rupert Grint Featured In German Magazine One!

July 22, 2009, 12:15 pm— To promote Rupert Grint’s film Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, which is currently breaking box-office records, a special edition of the magazine ONE has been released in Germany!

We now have scans of the magazines, including four pages about Rupert Grint and a new picture of Ron in his Quidditch gear. Other interviews feature Rupert’s co-stars Daniel Radcliffe and Emma Watson.

You can find the scans here in our Gallery, and the new Ron picture here! (Some scans are currently still being uploaded!)

Although the interview with Rupert does not contain new information, we are currently working on the translation of it and of other parts of the magazine related to Rupert.

If you would like to get a copy of ONE, please email us, or send a PM to Karo in our forums!

We have also added a few more Rave Reviews and have passed the 200! Read them here and here!

UPDATE: We added to our gallery five HQ promo images from Order of the Phoenix era, see them in order starting here. Also we have this new MQ photo from Half-Blood Prince. We know you love HQ so enjoy! Thanks to Oclumencia!