Matthew will be attending the Magic Christmas Harry Potter convention in Paris, France. The convention takes place on the 18th and 19th of December this year at La Maison Internationale.

Guests  will have the chance to attend talk sessions with speakers who worked on the Harry Potter films as well as a number of the actors. Attendees will also be able to meet the special guests during photoshoot and autograph sessions. Games, contests, magic shows, an orchestra playing music from the films and a Christmas Ball will also feature over the weekend.

Tickets are now on sale here at SpotLight Events; there are different packages with prices starting at €55 for the Squib Pass, €140 for the Wizard Pass and €200 for the Order of Merlin Pass.

Thanks TLC!

SnitchSeeker attended the premiere of Tom Felton’s newest film, 13 Hrs, and had the chance to interview Gemma Atkinson and Isabella Calthorpe.  Some of you will remember that Gemma is the female lead of Matthew’s new film, The Sweet Shop, well, she had some great things to say about Matt! Watch below, starting at 1:16:

We have learned a little bit more about Neville’s role in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows via Magical-Menagerie.  If you don’t want spoilers, don’t continue reading this post.

It quickly turns sour thanks to news that the Ministry has fallen. Remus tells Harry to run, and in the next moment Hermione has Disapparated them away. There is a small scene of the Hogwarts Express, and Death Eaters searching it for Harry Potter. Neville Longbottom fans will love seeing him stand up to the Death Eaters the way he did: “Hey losers, Harry Potter isn’t here.”

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows was screened in Chicago today and we finally have a report from Mugglenet that confirms Neville is in Part I!

• The Death Eater who stops the Hogwarts Express in the trailer is looking for Harry Potter. He meets resistance from Neville and other students that are aboard.

More news as it develops, and you can read lots more reviews of the film here!

The Sweet Shop was featured in Out and About Magazine’s September Issue and small photos are now online.  They are too small to read for now, but will serve their purpose until we can get full size versions (hopefully).  View the 3 pages in the gallery!