We also finally have HQ versions of last nights pictures that you can view here.

UPDATE: Great News! The Necessary Death of Charlie Countryman will be competing for the grand prize, The Golden Duke, at the Odessa International Film Festival. The Ukranian festival takes place from July 12-20 and we will keep you updated on when and where the screenings will take place. This news comes right after the announcement that Millenium Entertainment had acquired the US distribution rights for the film.

UPDATE #2: Pictures are slowly starting to emerge from today’s round of golf – Rupert is rocking a new golfing outfit and he’s looking very dapper. We’ll be uploading the pics in our gallery here as they start to trickle in.

Meanwhile, MTV posted a great video with True Blood‘s Joe Manganiello giving a guide on how to pronounce celebrity names. Rupert, on the CBGB set, appears twice endorsing the guide. You can view it here.

Millenium Entertainment CEO, Bill Lee had this to say about the film:
In his theatrical debut, Fredrik Bond’s has created a stylish, action-packed ride that hooks you from the first moments and never lets go. This is a perfect addition to our slate and we expect the film to draw audiences in all windows of release.

The Necessary Death of Charlie Countryman is expected to be released later this year, we will update when we know something more specific.

Don’t forget our fun project: A petition to get Rupert Grint as the next doctor! You can sign it here!

UPDATE: We have uploaded several comic art illustrations that Mark Wheatley did for the Super Clyde pilot. Check them out in the gallery here. We’re still very sad that we won’t get to see this, especially since these look absolutely amazing.

Matt Smith has just announced that he is leaving the show at the end of this season, and this means that the creators are looking for the right actor to become the 12th doctor. Several articles have appeared mentioning Rupert as one of the front-runners to take over after Matt Smith.

Our petition is just a fun way for all the fans to show their support and have their voices heard. But who knows? If this petition gets a lot of signatures, it might get noticed by some people who have say in this decision. So SIGN the petition and SPREAD the word – we want as many names as possible on this list.

The festival takes place from 9 to 13 October 2013 in New York, but the exact premiere date for CBGB The Movie has yet to be announced. You can find further information on the festival’s website via this link (no further information on the film yet).

THR also announced that XLrator Media have gained the distributional rights for CBGB in the U.S., and we will of course keep you updated when the film will officially be released.
The CEO of XLrator Media, Barry Gordon, had this to say about CBGB:

CBGB is one of the most iconic and authentic names in music history, and Randy’s extraordinary film is a raucously entertaining celebration of the music and artists that have defined the culture for decades. CBGB is the rare film that will resonate with teens, millennials and legacy fans alike. The whole family can jump in the mosh pit together for this one!

We will also keep you updated on whether Rupert will attend the premiere.

On another note. We uploaded some new NDCC stills into our gallery. Sadly still no Rupert-pic but we keep our hopes up!
You can see them here.

UPDATE: We have some wonderful photos from the event thanks to Jules Annan and Tammy Lynn which you can view in our gallery here.

UPDATE #2: An article in the Stroud News & Journal gives more details about Rupert‘s experience with the truck pull – apparently he did it because his mom volunteered him to do it. Good job, momma Grint!

Stroud FM (a community readio station) was on hand to report on all the music, and they’ve been kind enough to upload some pictures of our boy, taken by Tammy Lynn Kwan.

Rupert‘s appearance at the event also made the local news and Stroud News & Journal describes Rupert like this:

Wearing a black t-shirt with ‘Hormones’ written across in the style of the famous Ramones logo, skinny jeans and a hoodie, he was accompanied by his mum and dad.

You can see all of Tammy Lynn‘s pictures from the event in our gallery here.

In Super Clyde news, the show’s comic book illustrator, Mark Wheatley, posted his amazing drawing of Rupert as Clyde in comic book form on his facebook page. You can view the full size image in our gallery here. He added the following along with the picture which gives us hope that other networks are looking into the pilot.

SUPER CLYDE – so CBS passed on the show and now other networks are taking a look. Greg Garcia, Rupert Grint, Stephen Fry, Tyler Labine and the entire incredible cast and crew created a really sweet pilot. Hard to believe it is having any problem finding a home. I had a great time working with these people!

We are still going through with our Super Clyde Campaign which you can read all about here.

Today several of Rupert‘s cast members on the pilot confirmed the bad news.
Justine Lupe wrote it first:

Sad to say CBS SUPER CLYDE isn’t going on… Grateful to have gotten to have some fun with @TyLabine, @stephenfry &the rest!

Tyler Labine was quick to reply:

@iamjustinelupe @stephenfry it was indeed great to get the opportunity to work with you both. Grint too. Everybody was awesome. Truly.

And lastly, Laura Ortiz gave her reaction to the news:

Thank you guys for all the support! it was an amazing project to have been a part of!! #superclyde

Of course, this is a huge disappointment for all us Rupert fans, but we have to keep a positive attitude and support Rupert in his future projects – he has an uncanny ability to surprise us, so we can’t wait to see what project will be announced next.
But let’s not remember this project as a disappointment, let’s all go to the galleries and enjoy the lovely pictures we got of Rupert filming in Los Angeles.

As a last effort to support this project and show everyone how much we want it to get made, we will start a little campaign which we hope everyone will take part in – on May 15th we’ll be tweeting FX and TBS in hopes that they consider picking up Super Clyde. To learn more click here.

This amazing picture was taken by photographer Tim Booth and you can see a larger version of the image in our gallery here. We don’t know what the purpose of this photoshoot is, but we will investigate and update with further information and more pictures if they are unvcovered. How do you like the look of this new photoshoot? Let us know in the comments!

The official CBGB facebook page as also released yet another image of Rupert as Cheetah Chrome rocking out on stage. We’ve also added that image to our gallery here.

UPDATE: We now have more details about the Tim Booth picture, and it is extremely interesting. On May 1st, Tim updated his blog with the following quote:

Spent the day shooting stills on the set of Instruments of Darkness, which was a chapter for the film Enemy of Man directed by Vincent Regan. This one is of Jason Flemyng letting rip in a fight sequence, all swords, clashing armour and fire, very dramatic. I also got some nice shots of Charles Dance and Rupert Grint. Good day, nice people and rather fun.

UPDATE #2: We asked Tim about photographing Rupert, and he was nice enough to share some very sweet words with us:

He was a nice guy, we didn’t exactly chat much as he was working very hard.
He’s a calm and quiet guy, very professional, totally unaffected by his fame
and dedicated to his craft.