Harry Potter BluRay Screencaptures with Helena Bonham Carter
Posted by Claudia on May 30, 2011 under Projects | Movies with 0 comments

Switched Harry Potter caps with BluRay ones. I don’t love the saga, but I love Bellatrix Lestrange.

Gallery links:
Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix

Helena Bonham Carter was injured in a fight scene
Posted by Claudia on May 30, 2011 under Articles with 0 comments

British actress Helena Bonham Carter has revealed that she was injured after she fell off a table in a fight scene with Julie Walters during the filming of ‘Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2′.

Carter admitted that filming the scenes was tough and she ended up nursing a painful injury after one stunt went wrong.

“You should warm up before sword fighting, that’s what Julie and I found out when we were dueling with each other. We were crippled after that scene!” Contactmusic quoted her telling the ‘Empire magazine’.
“Dueling going backward on a table is tricky, without falling off. Which, of course, I did!” she added.

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Helena Bonham Carter – Helena Bonham Carter ‘Crippled’ By Fight Scene
Posted by Claudia on May 28, 2011 under Articles with 1 comments

Helena Bonham Carter was “crippled” by her duelling scene in ‘Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2′.

The actress, who plays evil witch Bellatrix Lesrange in the film series, fought against Julie Walters’ character Molly Weasley so hard in their pivotal final moments, they were both aching afterward.

She said: “You should warm up before sword fighting, that’s what Julie and I found out when we were duelling with each other. We were crippled after that scene!

“Duelling going backward on a table is tricky, without falling off. Which, of course, I did!”

The duel was a source of amusement for the film’s cast and crew too, especially because they were watching the two characters go from being friends to mortal enemies every time the cameras rolled.

Mark Williams, who plays Arthur Weasley, told Empire magazine: “They could’ve sold tickets for filming that scene. They were chatting one minute and cutting each other to bits the next. It was brilliant!”

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Happy Birthday, Helena!
Posted by Claudia on May 26, 2011 under Site maintenance with 4 comments

Helena Bonham Carter Central celebrates Helena’s 45th birthday with great joy!
We wish her the best day ever with beloved and lots and lots of fun!
We love you, Helena! Happy Birthday

Tom Hanks, Helena Bonham-Carter Join Obamas at Queen’s Banquet
Posted by Claudia on May 25, 2011 under News & Rumors with 0 comments

Tom Hanks, Helena Bonham-Carter, Tim Burton and Kristin Chenoweth were among the special guests as Queen Elizabeth hosted President Obama at Buckingham Palace on Tuesday.

And the stars’ place in the entertainment world helped underscore a major tie between the countries.

“Over the years, we have enjoyed … any number of what we call films – and you might call movies,” the Queen told her visitors. “[The] exchange of people and projects has enlarged and invigorated our common language – although I think you will agree we don’t always use it in quite the same way.”

The Queen, 85, referred to the “fond memories” of her initial meeting with the first family of the U.S. in 2009, when it gave her “much pleasure to welcome Mrs. Obama and your daughters here.”

The President, for his part, sent wishes from his daughters Sasha, 9, and Malia, 12, who “adored you even before you let them ride in a carriage on the palace grounds,” he told the Queen.

They made the comments at the beginning of the State Banquet in the palace’s grand ballroom. The Obamas and the 170 special guests were entertained by the Scots Guards.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, who helped welcome the Obamas earlier in the day, were not at the banquet because of work commitments, the palace said.

But on the guest list – which aimed to capture the cultural and business links between the two long-standing allies – was Virgin Atlantic boss Sir Richard Branson, as well as actor Kevin Spacey, who heads up the creative direction of the Old Vic Theater in London.

The group was set to dine on sole in crayfish sauce, lamb with basil, zucchini and sautéed radish, ending with a dessert of vanilla and kirsch cherry charlotte.

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“Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part I” Blu-ray Caps
Posted by Claudia on May 24, 2011 under Projects | Movies with 0 comments

Added 236 Blu-ray Screencaptures from first part of the last Harry Potter with Helena Bonham Carter.
Have to admit I’m not fan of HP but I love Bellatrix! <3