Tom Felton talks working alongside Jason Isaacs in DH

Angel Tavington · Post by **Angel Tavington** » Thu Oct 28, 2010 6:22 am

Thanks to SnitchSeeker.com:

http://www.snitchseeker.com/harry-potte ... ows-77110/

"Jason plays an evil sod so beautifully well," sniggers Felton. "He's perfect as a villain. But it's scary how he has the ability to be telling you a showbiz story one minute and as soon as they say 'camera rolling' he snaps into this horrible [git], who grabs my ear and does all sorts of twisted things.

~me

Helen8 · Post by **Helen8** » Thu Oct 28, 2010 1:11 pm

Can't hear enough good things about Jason the actor.

Thanks, Angel.

fruitbat · Post by **fruitbat** » Thu Oct 28, 2010 1:23 pm

Thanks Angel.

Jason does twisted well.
You know, both literally and figuratively.

Angel Tavington · Post by **Angel Tavington** » Fri Oct 29, 2010 7:52 am

Seriously, who doesn't love him? ;)

~me

grannybear · Post by **grannybear** » Fri Oct 29, 2010 9:02 am

I've heard before how he can get into his role in an instant.
The sign of a great actor. But we all knew that.

Tanks Angel

fruitbat · Post by **fruitbat** » Fri Oct 29, 2010 12:25 pm

Here is another interview with Tom Felton.

I've provided the link but don't bother clicking. No mention of Jason at all. I just thought this line was both amusing and disturbing:

You could forget just how big the franchise is until he laughingly describes how he has a mountain of silver spoons sent for luck by fans in Japan, or the way one American man changed his name to Lucius Malfoy and begged Tom to agree to be his adopted son.

Angel Tavington · Post by **Angel Tavington** » Fri Oct 29, 2010 5:13 pm

the way one American man changed his name to Lucius Malfoy and begged Tom to agree to be his adopted son.

Surely, this man was joking???

~me

Helen8 · Post by **Helen8** » Fri Oct 29, 2010 6:09 pm

That's just downright spooky!

thunder · Post by **thunder** » Sat Oct 30, 2010 2:17 am

Some people take role playing far too seriously and forget who they really are. I've met a couple of these people on YouTube. Best thing is just to stay as far away from them as far as you can. They can be very threatening and abusive... I haven't had any experiences like that myself, because I never accept invitations to role playing games, but I have seen others get in serious trouble.

Heather · Post by **Heather** » Sat Oct 30, 2010 5:45 am

thunder wrote:Some people take role playing far too seriously and forget who they really are. I've met a couple of these people on YouTube. Best thing is just to stay as far away from them as far as you can. They can be very threatening and abusive... I haven't had any experiences like that myself, because I never accept invitations to role playing games, but I have seen others get in serious trouble.

Have you ever seen the Star Trek Woman?

The one who got picked out to be a Juror and turned up to the trial everyday wearing her Star Trek uniform and her communicator? I used to work in a hotel that held conventions, some people would be shocked to hell if they could see what some Doctors and Bank Managers get up to of a weekend.

RoseannaLara · Post by **RoseannaLara** » Sat Oct 30, 2010 6:38 am

I have to admit, I have been to some Conventions in the past and I thought I WAS a nutter until I met some of these people.

There is a small minority of them that are really vile and one in particular made my life a living hell from another fandom.

NUTTERS they are and coming from ME THAT is saying something

Anyhoo... as usual I digress sorry!!
Rose xx

Angel Tavington · Post by **Angel Tavington** » Sat Oct 30, 2010 3:56 pm

Some people take role playing far too seriously and forget who they really are

True and these people must have psychological problems. They fantasise a lot, wear a "persona" mask and fail to realize that they are not the mask. I think it's a psychological escape mechanism or at least a way of coping with a painful reality, they want to deny who they are.

Sorry, now I ramble, but these are my thoughts.

~me