January 27, 2013, 9:21am– We are happy to introduce a new feature on our site, our Rupert Grint Timeline!
Only a few weeks ago, we have opened our new Exclusives Site, but we stayed busy and have finished the next project:
On our Timeline, you will find all the important dates of Rupert’s professional life: filming dates, premieres, film confirmations, promotion days, photoshoots, charity events and award ceremonies. We have covered no less than 300 events altogether so far, and we will continue to update as we go along.

Click HERE to get straight to our Timeline. Scroll back and forth on the Timeline so view the events and click on the events for further information; or use the years to view the Timeline in lists.

We have also updated the Quotes section and the ‘Grint Tale’ on the Biography page as well as the Filmography with details on The Necessary Death of Charlie Countryman.

And for those wondering, we have asked about the “project” mentioned in the recent article from USA Today, but Rupert’s reps couldn’t say anything yet. Fingers crossed!

January 23st, 2013, 3:19PM –Rupert Grint‘s latest film The Necessary Death of Charlie Countryman has just celebrated its World Premiere at Sundance Film Festival, with co-stars Shia LaBeouf, Evan Rachel Wood and James Buckley being present on the red carpet!

In this interview, Shia mentions Rupert and the “best possible cast we could have, and the best picks”:

Several articles about the film have been published as well, giving more information about Rupert’s role.
USA Today has published this great article with the following quote from director Fredrik Bond:

“He’s so synonymous with the Harry Potter series, I think that’s why he was so keen to do this,” says Countryman director Fredrik Bond. “He’s dying to be doing different stuff outside of the series and be acknowledged for it. He’s an incredible actor. And it’s so different from what he’s done before. He had an amazing time.”

(Make sure to read page 2 as well…)

Several more articles can be found through our Press Page. Please beware of adult themes as Rupert is playing an adult character in this film!

We have also started to assemble reviews about The Necessary Death of Charlie Countryman on our Reviews page, which you can find here.

If you come across a review or article that hasn’t been listed, let us know via staff@rupert-grint.us

January 21st, 7:37, 2013–While Rupert Grint‘s movie The Necessary Death of Charlie Countryman is preparing for it’s North America premiere at Sundance this evening his other film, CBGB, finally has a look at him as Cheetah Chrome courtesy of the CBGB movie facebook! The image also features Justin Bartha and Bronson Adams. You can view that image via our photo gallery here. You can see a few more shots of the film that include Alan Rickman as Hilly Kristal here.

Stay tuned later as reviews of NDCC should start pouring in and hopefully will talk about Rupert’s role. And if any of you are going to see the film, please don’t hesitate to drop us a line and tell us how it was! We’ll feature your review on the site!

January 21, 2013, 5:28am– We have just received word that Rupert Grint will be attending the International Premiere of The Necessary Death of Charlie Countryman at the Berlin International Film Festival. The festival takes place from February 7-17 – the final programme has not yet been released, so it is still unsure when or where the event will take place. We will keep you updated on this as soon as it is announced.

This news comes at the perfect time since The Necessary Death of Charlie Countryman is having its world premiere tonight at the Sundance Film Festival – and although Rupert is not attending, we can now look forward to February with new excitement.

While we wait for reviews to become available after tonight’s screening, why don’t you take a walk down memory lane to February 8 2009 where Rupert attended the world premiere of Cherrybomb at Berlinale.

Rupert-Grint.us will of course have staff present at the international premiere of The Necessary Death of Charlie Countryman to bring you the very best coverage of the event.

January 18, 2013, 10:40am– Rupert Grint‘s latest movie, The Necessary Death of Charlie Countryman, is only three days away from premiering at the Sundance Film Festival. And the good news is that the media world is buzzing with anticipation for the film and seem almost as excited as us.

Entertainment Weekly has just published a brand new interview with Shia LaBeouf and Evan Rachel Wood where they talk about the film and gives us a great insight into the crazy experience we have in store when watching the film. And our very own Rupert gets an honourable mention from the lovely Evan:

Wood compares the film to 1993 Quentin Tarantino-penned romantic crime thriller True Romance. “It has a vibe of True Romance. It’s a passionate, tender love story surrounded by chaos, violence, and crime,” she says. And, like True Romance, it also has moments of humor. Wood said Rupert Grint’s part in the film helps the actor shed his Harry Potter stigma and added a lightness to the dark movie. “Rupert Grint is amazing in this film. It was such a brilliant idea to cast him. It’s hilarious.”

Wow! You can read the entire article HERE and even see a new image from the film of a bloody Shia LaBeouf. It’s a great read.

Director Fredrik Bond has also been quoted in various articles and his enthusiasm is obvious and almost contagious:
He is quoted in Screendaily as saying: “We shot in the summer in Bucharest over 34 days,” says Bond. “It was the best experience ever.”
And in Variety: “It’s a wild ride, and that’s what was so fun about it, there are very few scripts I read where it’s a real bouncy, dynamic ride.”

We will update more on The Necessary Death of Charlie Countryman when more news and reviews will start to appear after its premiere as well as further news regarding its International Premiere at Berlinale.