what literary movie role would emma watson suit well?a classic book/novel character.?
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I think Emma Watson can do anything she sets her mind to. She is a really educated and amazing actress. I just hope she does not do something very childish.
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try going to http://google.com/ and type in "Emma Watson fan site" and go to her fan site and email her there!
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emma watson, no contest
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I think it depends on the characters from the book they are portraying.  If J.K. Rowling wrote a character to be 11 years old, slightly pudgy and blonde, that's what they look for.  If you think there's a lack of perhaps non-central characters who aren't ethnic, write to the production company.
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Who the heck is Emma Watson?
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I think Alan Cummings plays a great villain.  I was actually thinking he'd be a good Snape if they hadn't picked Alan Rickman for the Harry Potter films.  Cummings was excellent in Titus.\n\nhttp://spectacle.provocateuse.com/show/alan_cumming/03\n\nI also like the idea of putting in actors who normally play good characters to play villains.  That way it's always more of a surprise for the audience.  I liked Harrison Ford's turn in What Lies Beneath.  Makes for a good twist.  I think it might be fun to have Tom Hanks in a villainous role.  \n\nOr some wide-eyed, innocent looking starlet.  It would be hard to see Emmy Rossum or Anne Hathaway as a villainess.  They just seem too sweet.\n\nTim Roth also makes a good villain.  I'd love to see him in more films.  I also loved Gary Oldman as Dracula.\n\nhttp://taiwanon.com/cupcakes/tim-roth-02.jpg
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The trailer looks good. Glad to see Gary Oldman back. Even happier to see Helena Bohnam Carter and Imelda Staunton join the gang of elite British actors camping it up for Harry Potter.\n\nJust a little concerned about how they are going to cramp all that story into a single movie. Order of The Phoenix is my favourite in the series. I was kinda disappointed at all the jarring omissions from The Goblet of Fire. The character of Rita Skeeter is the writer's satirical take on the fakeness of the media. All reduced to a side note. And how about Hagrid's half giant legacy?\n\nI know Order of The Phoenix will never be better than the book but I'm sure the film makers will at least make it entertaining.
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Not sure how he will fit into the part. I read the book 3 times and still trying to picture him ....also trying to think of who my choice would have been. Time will tell ~ just hope the movie does the book justice when it opens next month.
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How about Harry Emerald and Rory Potter? You can't compare them because they are both so different. What were you thinking when you asked this question? Interesting question though!
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Probably Emily Watson (Red Dragon) would be good, she's a good actress
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How about talking about:\nSimilarities\nDifferences\nAre the book and movie more similar or different?\n\nOnce you have jotted down some notes in all of these areas, you can go back and start the intro paragraph with something like,\n\n"When comparing the book Flowers for Algernon [underline] and the movie "Charly,"\n\n* there are many similarities and only a few minor differences, making the movie a good adaptation of the book.\nOR\n*the two works differ so significantly that they are truly two different interpretations of the basic story of Charlie Gordon and Algernon.\n\nPick one depending on what you will be defending.
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"Beloved" was banned??? Oh my! I loved that book! The film was perfect!
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Lord of the Rings is a classic! It has affected our culture over a time span Harry Potter has not yet reached.\n\nHarry Potter may be good, but it falls short of Lord of the Rings.
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What type of "classics" do you mean? \n\nAnyway... I personally love:\n\nPride and Prejudice by Jane Austen\nHowards End by E. M. Forster \nMacbeth by Shakespeare\nJane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë \nFrankenstein by Mary Shelley\nWar and Peace by Leo Tolstoy (even if you just skim through it, it's good)\nA Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens\nGreat Expectations by Charles Dickens\nI Know Why the Caged Bird Sings by Maya Angelou\nThe Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger  \nPygmalion by George Bernard Shaw  \n  \n\n...anything by Mark Twain and yes To Kill a Mockingbird is good!
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law ?\nif the movie & toon,check IMDB.com
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Keira Knightly...much more of a real lady...and doesn't go around stealing other womens husbands!
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I'd pick Harry Potter. I love the Lord of the Rings. I have read the books for over 30 years. That's why I HATE the movies because they changed the ending and other things. I don't care how cool the action is. The whole story was about the hobbits and they changed the story at the end, I was disappointed. The journey's and trial they went through taught them to take care of themselves and Hollywood robbed us of this part of the story. It's what the books were about.