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Sylvia_Fujiwara: In Harry Potter yo play
Percy the 'I just follow the rules boy', do you cross borders while
you were at school?
Chris: My mum taught at the school I went
to. I had to behave! I was a prefect at school as well.
Sophie_Scanlon: If you could change one
thing about Percy Weasley what would it be?
Chris: Nothing, quite simply! I think he's
perfect the way he's written. He's incredibly good fun to play.
Naomi from Los Angeles wants to know: What
is the schedule like for one day of filming on the HP set?
Chris: On a busy day, for instance, when
we're filming a great hall scene, it starts with being picked up
from the hotel at 7am to arrive at the studios at 7.30am. Have breakfast,
go into make-up at 8am and onto set at 9.30am. We break for lunch
at 12.30pm, are back onto set at 2.30pm and have an afternoon break
for 15 minutes and finish work at 7pm if we're lucky :)
Host: Unless there is a webchat here at
大象传媒 Norfolk!
Kim_Sydenham: Mike Newell is directing
the next movie, is it weird to keep having new directors?
Chris: I think it's a good thing, it keeps
the series fresh and makes each film slightly different to its predecessor.
Patricia_R: If you had a choice to be in
any of the Hogwarts' houses, would you still be in Gryffindor?
Chris: Probably, but I wouldn't mind Slytherin.
Gino_Roque: Is your hair really ginger,
or is it dyed for the film?
Chris: HOW DARE YOU! My hair is naturally
this colour! Hee hee hee!
kathie_Blain: Do you think that they'll
have a little bit more of you in the 3rd film because in the books
you are metioned a lot more.
Chris: I hope so, but obviously until the
final print of the film has been made there's every chance that
anything I film could end up on the cutting room floor.
dan_jam: What are the wands made of?
Chris: As far as I know, they're just solid
wood in the film, but there's every possibility that they are magic
too!
red_jewel: Have you signed up for the Goblet
of Fire movie yet?
Chris: Yes and I can't wait! We start in
April!
Andrew_Sidhom: What was the funniest part
to shoot?
Chris: The burrow scenes were the best.
Working with Julie Walters and Mark Williams is hilarious. Sometimes
we come off set aching with laughter - literally!
Alona_L: Can you describe the first day
in your life of being on set?
Chris: It was terrifying! I remember going
into the hair and makeup department and sitting down next to Zoe
Wannamaker. It was rather daunting but all the celebs are really
really nice so it wasn't a problem after the first couple of days.
Sophie_Scanlon: Is the new Albus Dumbledore
like the person who played him before or is he different?
Chris: Well obviously he looks basically
the same with a long beard and hair but Michael Gambon has made
the character his own. Personally I prefer Michael's portrayal because
it's more like the Dumbledore I imagined in the books.
Kim_Sydenham: As an actor what have u learned
while shooting Harry Potter?
Chris: It's a job that you have to be really
serious about because there is a lot of disappointment. There are
more out of work actors in the world than employed ones. So I count
myself very lucky.
Host: Don't forget, you can see Chris on
our webcam here at 大象传媒 Norfolk. Take a look.
QueenB_SYorkshire: Have any of the other
actors played jokes on you while you were filming?
Chris: The twins often swap over and even
after three years we're not entirely sure which one is which! It
doesn't happen too often.
Sylvia_Fujiwara: What is you favourite
film, ever?
Chris: That's a tricky one! I have many
favourite films but my all time favourite would probably have to
be Mrs Doubtfire.
Smartcat from New South Wales: How does
it feel to read about the character you play in the Harry Potter
books?
Chris: It's quite intriguing. Especially
when there's a new book out and I have to find out if I survive
to the end or do something drastic.
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