Harry Potter UW holiday picture

[darkmoon3d]

Found this picture online from news story at imdb.com.

Radcliffe's Aquatic Christmas Cards

Harry Potter star Daniel Radcliffe ordered the movie sequel's cast and crew to pose for photos 20 feet under water - for a bizarre Christmas card The 15-year-old actor - who plays the boy wizard - had finished shooting a mermaid scene for his latest movie Harry Potter And The Goblet Of Fire and decided to take advantage of the specially constructed tank, by staging an aquatic photo shoot and asking computer experts to add reindeer antlers and snow for his festive cards. Radcliffe explains on his website DanRadcliffe.co.uk, "It was taken 20 feet down in a tank specially constructed at Leavesden Studios in Watford, England. Every person you see helped me through this very demanding sequence."


Picture is at: http://www.danradcliffe.co.uk/dan_xmas_2004.htm

Evidently there's going to be an underwater sequence in new Harry Potter movie.

 

[sharkdiver00]

Although I like the Harry Potter books and movies..... this is a bit off the top, don't you think?

 

[The Chairman]

Too funny! Way to go Dan!

 

[justleesa]

I'm having a hard time to get the page to load.... (

AH! Wait! there it goes....thanks

Looks cute.
My how that boy has grown

 

[darkmoon3d]

I havn't read the Harry Potter books and not familiar with what is planed to happen in next movie. If you notice in the picture they're using blue screen and tracking markers in background. It could be used for a dream sequence with entirely diffferent lighting or something. It's not supposed to look like they're in a pool.

Although I like the Harry Potter books and movies..... this is a bit off the top, don't you think?

 

[starfish365]

I love it......how original

 

[Zoe83]

hee hee, i like it! they have all grown so much, hazza is going to be one good looking guy when he grows up! I cant wait for the next movie! i love the books

 

[baltimoron]

hmm... I guess they are filming the second task, no?

sorry, I have read all five books in Hebrew English, and Spanish, and three of them in Arabic and Catalan. They are GREAT. They never get old.