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Harry Potter studio tour promises Hogwarts and all
Warner Bros to open attraction at Hertfordshire studio in spring 2012, featuring props such as the sword of Gryffindor
Muggles will have the chance to attend Harry Potter's school from spring next year when Warner Bros opens a tour attraction at its Leavesden studios. The planned three-hour Potter tour at the Hertfordshire facility, where much of the Jk Rowling-based series was filmed, takes in the great hall of Hogwarts school and headmaster Dumbledore's office.
The hall was built in 2000 for the franchise's first instalment, Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, and is some 40 metres long by 13 metres wide with a solid stone floor. Dumbledore's office, built for the second film, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, contains the sorting hat, the sword of Gryffindor and a number of paintings specifically commissioned for the films.
Warner acquired the Leavesden site, formerly the home of a Rolls Royce factory, late last year,»
- Ian J Griffiths
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Fanning Sisters in Talks to Co-Star in The Shaggs Biopic
Dakota and Elle Fanning are in talks to take their sisterly bond to the silver screen in a biopic feature film about the oddly fascinating '60s girl-group The Shaggs.
The siblings would play two of the four sisters that comprised this no-hit band.
Wait… if the group had no hits, why make a movie about it at all?
It's time to talk about a little thing called backstory: The Shaggs was made up of the four New Hampshire Wiggin sisters — Dot, Betty, Helen and Rachel — who had no musical aptitude, but formed a band anyway because their father, Austin Wiggin, insisted his mother's session with a palm reader foresaw their global success despite their awkward, gangly appearance and complete lack of talent.
If only they had "American Idol" back then.
Encouraged Forced by their father, the Wiggin sisters recorded one disastrous album, 1969's "Philosophy of the World," which was panned,»
- Elizabeth Durand
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