No! Film and merchandise stuff
Scott
insanus_scottus at yahoo.co.uk
Wed Jun 13 15:55:18 UTC 2001
Simon wrote:
"I was visiting the Leaky Cauldron news site (http://www.the-leaky-
cauldron.org/) this morning when I ran across an article
http://www.the-leaky-cauldron.org/2001_06_10_archive.html#4046790)
saying that Celine Dion had recorded a song for the film, written by
the duo responsible for My Heart Will Go On. I feel I may have to go
off and kill myself. I can imagine little worse than a song similar
to the Titanic theme playing out as the film ends. The confidence
that I was finally getting about the films production and the feeling
that we may actually get a decent film has now totally evaporated. I
am not at all happy."
--Did you have to ruin my day? I have nothing against Celine Dion,
"Titanic", or "My Heart Will Go On". However I DO NOT WANT IT IN
HARRY POTTER! Perhaps what's worse is the title- "The Boy Who lived".
Those of us worried that it would become an over used slogan ad
nauseum seem to have our worst fears reaslised.
Simon also wrote:
"There have been many comments on this group about the hair
colour of Hermione being too blonde in the pictures done by Warner
Brothers. I feel that most of the WB pictures look positively ok when
compared to these. How much blonder is Hermione, who has brown hair
in the books, going to get? The WB pictures at least seem to have her
with light brown hair but these latest pictures seem to have her as
an outright blonde."
--Note to WB: HERMIONE IS NOT BLOND! I just don't understand *why*
they give her blond hair in the artwork. It's mentioned numerously in
the books, and by the movie stills we've seen Emma has brown hair as
well. I guess the artist didn't bother to read the books OR consult
with the filming people. BTW, I thought Harry and especially Ron
looked just as bad.
> Does anyone get the impression I am not in a good mood?
Scott
Who is now in a not so good mood as well, and is more and more
convinced that we should've handled the movie. ;-)
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