October 30th, 7:08AM — Firstly, Happy Halloween , Friends!

With less than 20 days left until Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part I  to hit theaters worldwide, several TV spots for the movie are being shown now. Another new TV Spot has just hit the TV screens where you see many new scenes of Rupert Grint as Ron Weasley along with his co-stars Daniel Radcliffe(Harry Potter) and Emma Watson(Hermione Granger).

Now, I do believe this as a Halloween treat to us fans, because it features not only the famous Ron/Hermione Hug after the 7 Potters scene  but also what we believe is a relieved Harry practically pouncing upon Ron to hug him. Other scenes showing the Trio at Grimmauld place along with our beloved Dobby and the reformed Kreacher, some new ministry scenes and some new wedding bits as well.

You can view this TV spot HERE. Thanks to robm1007 for the video. 

It is not a clear version but we will update the post once we get one along with screencaps as soon as we can.

In other news, Wild Target starring Rupert Grint, Bill Nighy and Emily Blunt has released in select locations in the US.  The director of Wild Target, Jonathan Lynn, will be part of an exclusive Q&A Session on this Saturday evening(30th Oct) at the ArcLight cinemas in its Hollywood branch. The Q&A session will be after the 7.30 pm screening of the film for which you can pre-book your tickets here. Thanks Ellie for the Tip!

 And if you haven’t done so, you can still pre-order your Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows: Part I tickets through us via Fandango by clicking on the banner on the left hand side!

October 27th, 2010, 8:50pm–While you’re busy looking at the new photo we just posted, promotion for Wild Target continues with a new interview with the Los Angeles Times where Rupert Grint talks about his future after Harry Potter and if he really likes comedy.

On his future:

“I am quite enjoying not doing anything,” said the laid-back 22-year-old, calling from his home outside London for a recent interview. “It’s been nice.”

On comedy:

Although as Ron Weasley he has had moments of humorous screen time before, Grint admitted that comedy didn’t come naturally to him as an actor. “I find it quite difficult, I think, [compared] to other kinds of types of acting,” he confessed.

Of course we fans know that Rupert is an amazing comedic actor with such great comedic timing. It’s hard to imagine that Rupert doesn’t see it himself, but that’s what we love! The ever humble Rupert!

Jonathan Lynn also praises Rupert:

But Lynn said that Grint’s abilities served him well on set, working with the rest of the cast. “I think he has a real knack for comedy, but I do think he finds it difficult,” Lynn said. “He think he finds the absolute precision of it difficult…. The reason he does seem to have a knack for it is that he’s a natural, and he has this wonderful personae that works so well on the screen. He was the easiest and nicest person to have around, and he was determined to do whatever I asked.”

We may have to have a little talk with The LA Times, as they seem to not know about Rupert’s cameo in Come Fly With Me and being attached to Eddie The Eagle.

And of course, as always, if you haven’t done so, you can still pre-order your Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows: Part I tickets through us via Fandango by clicking on the banner on the left hand side!

August 27th, 11:36pm–One of the features that will be on the UK Wild Target DVD will be a collection of interviews with the cast and crew of the film. Rupert Grint’s will contain about three minutes of material and will be as follows:

• Rupert on Tony
• Rupert on Tony’s relationship with Victor
• Rupert on Tony’s attraction to Victor’s profession
• Rupert on Victor’s home
• Rupert on working with Jonathan Lynn
• Rupert on what attracted him to working to the project
• Rupert on working on the film

Emily Blunt also has an area where she will talk about Rupert’s character, Tony. Other interviews that may talk about Rupert are as follows:

• Martin Freeman on the cast

• Eileen Atkins on the appeal of the cast
• Gregor Fisher on working with the cast
• Jonathan Lynn on the cast
• Jonathan Lynn on the story
• Lucinda Coxon on the cast
• Lucinda Coxon on the story
• Martin Pope on Wild Target
• Martin Pope on the relationship of the characters
• Martin Pope on the cast

The entire length of the feature is almost 50 minutes long! Unfortunately so far this is the only extra we know of on the DVD. The minute we hear of any thing else that will be added to the DVD, we’ll let you know!

Don’t forget you can pre-order this DVD on either Amazon.co.uk in DVD and Blu-Ray as well as hmv!

June 19, 2010, 3:49 pm– With Rupert Grint‘s film Wild Target out in UK theatres now, we are happy to finally share with you our interview with Jonathan Lynn, the director of Wild Target!

Mr. Lynn took the time to answer some of our most burning questions: Tony’s beard, Rupert’s casting, the sword fighting scene, and much more!

ICM: What is, in your opinion after working with him, Rupert’s strength as an actor compared to others?

Jonathan: His presence, his simplicity, the honesty in his acting and the confidence which which he approaches his work.

Click here to read our entire interview, and beware of spoilers!

The Belfast Telegraph has published an interview with Bill Nighy about Wild Target where he talks about filming the famous bathtub scene with Rupert. You may read that one here.

June 11th, 2010, 3:41pm–The Sun has released an exclusive clip from Wild Target featuring Rupert Grint, Bill Nighy and Emily Blunt! In the clip Victor and Rose are about to be shot when Tony comes out of nowhere to assist them. Having watched the clip I am even more excited to see the movie. How about you guys? You can watch it on their website here. You can now watich it below (thanks Laura!).

There are also new pictures from the movie thanks to Jonathan Lynn‘s official site. You can view them in our gallery starting here and view the rest of them online at Mr. Lynn’s website here! Plus the previous onset picture we had to remove is now back on the site here!

Thanks to Laura for the tip!

UPDATE: Added a different version of the French Wild Target poster here in our galleries!