Brief introduction of starring actors in Harry Potter movies
Name: Daniel Radcliffe
Birthday: July 23, 1989
Constellation: Leo
< p> Likes to play little pranks. Once he secretly modified the mobile phone of Robbie Coltrane (player of Hagrid). As a result, Robbie found that all his phone messages were in Turkish.Raising two Bird Terrier (canine) Binka and Nugget.
When he was 8 years old, he tried to read the original Harry Potter for the first time, but he didn’t finish it until he became Harry Potter. .
I have never watched The Tailor of Panama in its entirety, even though he starred in it.
Studied in an all-boys private school.
Favorite Harry The third novel in the Potter series is Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban.
Willing to play PSP and listen to music, especially U2, R.E.M and the Sex Pistols, and also like to play football Football.
A fan of the Red Hot Chili Peppers and attended their concert in 2004.
In February 2002, he was nominated for the British Variety Club's Best New Artist and eventually Received the award.
In recognition of his outstanding performance in Harry Potter, the Variety Club awarded him the James Carreras Award in 2002.
12 angry men (12 angry men) is The first black and white movie he saw was also his favorite one so far.
The casting agent for the Harry Potter movies was a friend of Daniel's father, and when he was looking for the actor to play Harry I met Daniel when I was worried, and what happened next was: audition, filming, everyone knows!!
In February 2004, the British Sun ranked him as the third richest young man in the country (13 By the age of 19), he is said to have earned £5 million.
He is a fan of Gary Oldman (Sirius Black in Prisoner of Azkaban) and a fan of Premier League team Fulham . Can play electric guitar and is learning bass guitar.
Main film and television works
"Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince" (Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince) ( 2009.7.15)
"December Boys"
"Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix" (2007 7.20)
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005)
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban and the Prisoner of Azkaban (2004)
Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (2002)
Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (2001)
"The Tailor of Panama" (2001)
"David Copperfield" David Copperfield (1999) ( TV)
"Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (2009)
Chinese name: Rupert Grint
< p>English name: Rupert GrintFull name: Rupert A
lexander Lloyd Grint
Birthday: 1988-8-24
Constellation: Virgo
Saw "Harry... After the casting announcement for Potter, Rupert auditioned for the role of Ron Weasley. As tens of thousands of British boys competed for the role of Harry Potter, he wowed the judges with a rap tailor-made for Ron Weasley. This little British boy became famous entirely for the well-known fairy tale. Before that, he had only participated in a school stage play once, but he bravely auditioned for this movie that he loved very much. There is no doubt that he is the young actor who best fits Ron's character. He is very lucky because he said that the hundreds of competitors he defeated in auditions all looked better than him.
Although "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone" was Rupert's first professional acting performance, his talent has won him praise from critics and fans around the world. and was nominated for the British Society of Film Critics Award for Best Newcomer. Since starring in the first Harry Potter film, he's played a hilarious young professor in Peter Hewitt's "The Assassin," opposite Simon Callow and Stephen Fry. Performance. He was of course in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets and Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, as well as Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire and Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix. Played Ron Weasley again.
In 2006, he starred in the movie "Driving Lessons". The movie "Driving Lessons" has been completed, and DVDs are also on sale in the UK, the United States and other places. Those who are interested can also buy it. Let’s take a look^-^
Three new stills have been released from the new film "Driving Lessons" starring Rupert "Ron" Grint.
The film is the directorial debut of playwright Jeremy Brocks. The story mainly revolves around a shy boy (Rupert) who lives with his mother (Laura Linney). Grint), his life changes after meeting a retired actress (Julie Waters). The film, based on Jeremy Brooks' own experiences, will compete at this year's Tribeca Film Festival in New York.
In addition to Rupert Grint, the film also stars Julie Walters and Oscar-nominated actor Laura Linney. The film's release date has not yet been determined.
Rupert is the eldest of five children. Before winning the role of Ron Weasley, he performed on the school's acting team and with local theater groups. Including playing the little gangster Rooster in "Annie", starring in "Peter Pan", and starring in "Peter Pan". and playing Rumplestiltskin in Grimm Tales. While at school he played the character "Wrinkle on Stilts" in Grimm's Tales, and also appeared in a talent show as "Mysterious Meg".
Chinese name: Emma Watson
Full name: Emma Charlotte Duerre Watson
Nickname: Em
Birthday: 1990 /4/15
Constellation: Aries
1. She said that she often criticizes herself, especially when she sees her own image in movies.
2. She likes to do ordinary things and go to ordinary places. She doesn't like to be seen as a star at home. She only feels like a public figure at every premiere. The rest of the time she just wants everyone to treat her as an ordinary person.
3. She loves sports, especially skiing and hockey. But she doesn’t like studying for exams and rushing to work.
4. She hates those who say she is in love with Daniel, and those who spread rumors about her having an affair with Rupert or Tom.
5. She always has a habit of biting the tip of her tongue when writing.
6. She thinks Hermione is a chatterbox and it is difficult for her to portray this. Maybe for Emma, things like learning tricks are just difficult at the beginning, and you just have to learn them; but to play Hermione, you have to speak very fast all the time, which is a chore.
7. She thinks a bouquet is the best gift. Guys, in order to get her attention, it is best to send her flowers.
8. Emma is right-handed, but she still wears the watch on her right hand.
9. She will never tire of watching any movie with Julia Roberts in it.
10. Emma doesn’t know what can really touch her heart.
Hope to get more clothes for Christmas
In 2006, Emma passed 10 GCSE exams, including 8 A* and 2 A. The results were a true reflection of Hermione's performance in her O.W.L.s exams!
Sixteen-year-old Emma Watson (who played Hermione Granger in Harry Potter) once again brilliantly plays the role of the well-meaning nerd Hermione Granger, who is just starting to A character who has no interest in anything other than books.
Playing Hermione in the first Harry Potter film was Emma's first professional performance, although she showed talent from an early age.
Her outstanding performance as Hermione has won Emma a large number of fans around the world. Two years ago, she won the AOL Award for Best Supporting Actress for "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets" and "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban." She was also voted Best Newcomer by Total Film readers for Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban.
Emma continues to juggle her studies alongside filming, and is also keen on ice hockey, netball, tennis and hoops, and is an accomplished track and field athlete. She is also an art scholar and has the most gorgeous and creative dressing room in the studio. Her other hobbies include family gatherings with friends, traveling, dancing (street jazz, hip-hop, salsa and the ballroom dance performed by her character in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire) and singing.
Name: Tom Felton
Full name: Tom Thomas Andrew Felton (Tom Thomas Andrew Felton)
Birthday: September 22, 1987 Sun
Constellation: Virgo
TOM started acting when he was 8 years old. His family had a friend who was an actor, and the actor introduced little TOM after discovering his acting talent. Entering the entertainment industry. Then TOM met with his agent. Two weeks later, he defeated more than 400 other boys who auditioned and successfully got the role and went to film abroad. From then on, his acting career began.
< p> Singing: He was selected into the church choir when he was 7 years old, and also participated in 4 choirs in school. He was also selected into the Guildford Cathedral Choir (Guildford Cathedral Choir, Guildford is Surrey County The capital of a province, equivalent to the capital of a province)Please add the movies he has appeared in
"Home Farm Twins" (1999) TV Series .... Adam Baker (2005) < /p>
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005) .... Draco Malfoy Draco Malfoy
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (2004) .... Draco Malfoy Draco Malfoy
Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (2002) .... Draco Malfoy Draco Malfoy
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone ( 2001) .... Draco Malfoy Draco Malfoy
Second Sight: Hide and Seek (2000) (TV) .... Thomas Ingham
Anna and the King (1999) .... Louis Leonowens "Anna and the King" (Anna and the King, who plays Anna's son Louis, this movie stars Chow Yun-fat... It is about the relationship between the King of Thailand and a British woman) Story)
Second Sight (1999) (TV) .... Thomas
The Borrowers (1997) .... Peagreen Clock
The Disappeared (1997) (probably later)
Disclaimer: er... comes from the official website and cannot be authorized (unless I ask Tom for -v- |||) It’s really not 93 anymore
"Emma of Lulworth Cove" "Emma of Lulworth Cove" (2009)
13 Hours"13 Hours"... Gary(2009)
TV series filmed:
1. "Reptile" role: James
2. "Presight" role: Thomas Ingham
p>Radio plays performed:
1. "The Wizard" Role: Loeth
2. "To Everyone" Role: Hercules
Chinese name: Richard Harris (Dumbledore in the first two films)
English name: Richard Harris
Gender: Male
Birthday: 1930 -10-01
Role: director, actor, screenwriter
The son of a mill owner, he received music and drama training at the Royal Academy when he grew up. He made his acting debut in 1956 and entered the British film industry two years later. In 1963, he played a rough rugby player in "Superman" and won the Best Actor Award at the Cannes Film Festival, gaining international fame ever since. In 1967, he starred in one of his most famous song and dance movies, "Phoenix Palace". He acted and sang as King Arthur, and no one in the film industry could match him. Later, he developed in many aspects of the entertainment industry. He not only performed in commercial violent western films such as "Union of the Sun", but also sang high-profile pop songs such as "MacArthur Park" and published solo albums. He even wrote poems and novel. In recent years, he has participated in many famous performances as a character actor, including: "Patriot Games", "No Mercy" and the latest "Gladiator".
He died in a London hospital at 7 pm on October 25, 2002, London time, at the age of 72.
Chinese name: Maggie Smith (Maggie)
English name: Maggie Smith
Gender: Female
Birthday: 1934 -12-28
Constellation: Capricorn
Role: Actor
Oscar achievement: Best Actress at the 42nd Oscar
Maggie Smith is a treasure in the British acting career, with profound skills in managing both the stage and film and television careers. She has a broad acting career and superb acting skills, and is especially famous for her comedy and drama roles. Not only has she achieved numerous successes on the British and Broadway stages, but she has also excelled on screen, impressing in a variety of films. In her nearly 50-year acting career, she has been nominated for Academy Awards many times, becoming the only British actress to win the Academy Award for Best Actress once and the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress once. Maggie Smith was born on December 28, 1934 in Ilford, Essex, England. Her father is a professor of pathology at Oxford University. She has been passionate about acting since she was a child. She received enlightenment acting training in Oxford Kindergarten and later received professional acting training at Oxford Drama School.
Maggie Smith was born on December 28, 1934 in Ilford, Essex, England. Her father is a professor of pathology at Oxford University. She has been passionate about acting since she was a child. She received enlightenment acting training in Oxford Kindergarten and later received professional acting training at Oxford Drama School. She appeared on the stage in early 1952 and played the role of Viola in the Oxford University Theater Company's "Twelfth Night" ("Twelfth Night"). This was her first stage appearance as a professional actor. Four years later, she came to Broadway, playing a role in Leonard Sillman's satirical comedy "New Faces of 1956." That same year, she made her brief screen debut in "Child in the House," and she often referred to 1958's "Nowhere to Go" as her ’s debut novel.
Chinese name Alan Rickman (Snape)
Full English name Alan Sidney Patrick Rickman
Date of birth 1946-02-21
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Height 6 feet 1 inch (1.86 meters)
Place of birth: Hammersmith, London, England, UK
Second in the family
Marital status Single (girlfriend is Rima Horton)
Currently working as Vice Chairman of the Royal Academy of Arts and Drama, stage actor, TV actor, film actor, director, screenwriter, manager, voice actor
[ Edit this paragraph] Early life
Rickman was born into a working-class family in Hammersmith, London. His mother, Margaret Doreen Rose, was a Welsh Methodist and housewife.
His father, Bernard Rickman, was an Irish Catholic and factory worker. (Note 1, Note 2) When Rickman was 8 years old, his father died and his mother raised four children by herself. She remarried but divorced Rickman's stepfather three years later. "There was only one true love in her life." (Note 2) After graduating from Latymer Upper School in Hammersmith, Rickman entered the Chelsea College of Art and began his career in Soho (Note 3) The path of a painter. Later, he received a scholarship to study at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art from 1972 to 1974.
While at school, he supported himself by working as a make-up artist for Nigel Hawthorne and Sir Ralph Richardson. (Note 4) When he left school, he had won several awards, such as the Emile Littler Prize, the Forbes Robertson Prize and the Bancroft Gold Medal. ). Since then he has become one of Britain's most distinguished and versatile stage and film actors. (Note 5)
[Edit this paragraph] Career
After graduating from the Royal Academy of Art and Drama, Rickman acted in various British repertory and experimental theater companies. His work includes The Seagull at the Royal Court Theater and Snoo Wilson's The Grass Widow, and he has attended the Edinburgh International Festival three times. While working for the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC), he appeared in plays such as As You Like It.
He made a particularly deep impression when he played the title role in the 1985 Royal Shakespeare Company production of Les Liaisons Dangereuses. In 1986, the character he played was called an "elegant and ruthless emotional liar" by critics and the public. In 1986, when the play traveled across the ocean to Broadway, Rickman won a Tony Award nomination for his outstanding performance in the play.
"You can be sincere in your performance, or you can lie. You can reveal your inner self, or you can hide it. So, the audience recognizes something about themselves, or they don't - you don't Would like them to leave the theater thinking, 'Not bad... where's the taxi?'"
While at the Royal Arts Theater Company, he and his colleague Ruby Wax*** Live in a house. It was Rickman who helped her get started writing plays and directed several of her successful productions.
To television audiences, he is also known for playing Mr. Slope in the 1980s BBC adaptation of Barchester Towers. In Michael Collins, he teamed up with Liam Neeson to play Eamon de Valera, who later became Prime Minister and President of the Republic of Ireland. Valera).
He has appeared in romantic drama roles in British films (Colonel Brandon in Sense and Sensibility; Jack in Truly, Madly, Deeply). Jamie), he is also the top "villain" type actor in Hollywood movies (German terrorist Hans Gruber in "Die Hard", "Robin Hood Prince of Thieves" (The Sheriff of Nottingham in Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves). His role in "Die Hard" was ranked 46th on the "100 Best Heroes/Villains" in film history by the American Film Institute.
Rickman has shown extraordinary comedic talent in the films "Galaxy Quest", "Dogma" and "Love Actually". He won a 1996 Golden Globe and an Emmy Award for his performance in "Rasputin," and also won a Golden Globe Award for his role as Al in the 2004 film "Something the Lord Made." Dr. Alfred Blalock wins an Emmy nomination. He played a key role in Harry Potter as Potions Professor Severus Snape.
In 2005, Rickman voiced the robot Mavin in "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy". Coincidentally, both Rickman and David Learner, who played Marvin on television and on stage, had studied at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts. In 2006, he starred in the Berlin Film Festival opening film Snow Cake (with Sigourney Weaver and Carrie-Anne Moss) and Tom Tay "Perfume: The Story of a Murderer" directed by Tom Tykwer.
Alan Rickman starred in Noel Coward's romantic stage comedy Private Lives at the Albery Theater in London It was so successful that it moved to Broadway, where it ran until September 2002. In this Tony Award-winning production, Rickman reunites with his old "Dangerous Liaisons" costar Lindsay Duncan and director Howard Davies Join forces.
From October 20 to December 3, 1998, he performed in the play "Antony and Cleopatra" (Antony and Cleopatra) at the Olivier Theater in London. Starring Mark Antony opposite Helen Mirren who plays Cleopatra. Prior to this, he starred in Yukio Ninagawa's Tango at the End of Winter in London's West End in 1991, and in the Robert Sturua production of Riverside Studio's Tango at the End of Winter. ) produced "Hamlet" (Hamlet). In 1995, he directed The Winter Guest at London's Almeida Theatre. He also directed the 1996 film version of the play, starring Emma Thompson and her real-life mother.
Rickman also appeared in several musicals - most notably a song by British composer Adam Leonard. In addition, in Mike Oldfield's work "Tubular Bells II" from the album "The Bell", he also served as the "host" to introduce different instruments. Rickman was one of many artists who performed readings on the 2002 CD "When Love Speaks" of Shakespeare's sonnets. He also starred in a music video for the Texas group called "In Demand." In August 2000, this MV debuted on MTV Europe. In the music video, Sharleen Spiteri (lead singer of the group Texas) and Rickman dance a tango: the video was nominated for the Brit Awards for Best British music video. Spiteri talked about the reason for choosing Rickman: "I thought, there must be someone I can trust who can rip off my coat and pull me into the rhythm of the tango, so I thought of Alan Lee. Kerman!"
In 1995, Rickman was selected as one of the 100 sexiest movie stars in film history (No. 34) by Empire magazine, and in October 1997 Ranked 59th among the "100 Most Outstanding Movie Stars of All Time". In 2003, Rickman became Vice-President of the Royal Academy of Arts and Dramatic Arts. He was named the 19th greatest living movie star over the age of 50 by Empire magazine, and was twice nominated for the Hollywood Tony Award for Best Actor (Drama): once in 1987 for "Dangerous Liaisons" Nominated; the other time was in 2002, for Neo Covo's "Private Lives".
Rickman plays the sinister wizard school professor Severus Snape in the film series based on the Harry Potter books by J.K. Rowling. The sixth episode of the drama has been filmed so far, and the seventh episode is currently being filmed. In 2007, Entertainment Weekly listed him as one of pop culture's most beloved characters, saying that in the Harry Potter films, "He may not have been on screen for long—but he's Owning every minute" and believed he could "turn every simple rebuttal into a mini symphony of disparagement"
In April 2005, Rickman directed the play "Owning Every Minute" at the Royal Court Theater in London. My Name Is Rachel Corrie, which won the Theater Goer's Choice Awards for Best Director. The work is based on Rachel Curley's letters and other texts. She was a 23-year-old American girl who was crushed to death by an Israeli armed bulldozer on March 16, 2003. The play was performed at the Playhouse Theater in London's West End from March to June 2006. In 2006, the play was also performed at the Galway Arts Festival and the Edinburgh Festival.
In 1995, Rickman turned down an offer to play Alec Trevelyan in the James Bond film Goldeneye. It's possible that this was a deliberate attempt to distance himself from the villainous character. Rickman has been frustrated with reporters repeatedly describing him as a professional villain, saying he has not played a typical villain since 1991's The Sheriff of Nottingham, noting that he will continue to star in emotionally complex characters. Role. He believed it was unfair to label characters as good or evil, heroes or villains. He was also angered by the media grilling him about his role in the Harry Potter series in recent years, as he felt the media focused too much on Snape and ignored his more recent work. However, his Harry Potter fans adored him for how protective he was of his characters, as he often mentioned that he was afraid of spoiling the mystique of the characters for fans by saying too much.
Before "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince," Rickman was talking about Snape in a light-hearted way, but with the sixth book came a newfound interest in the character. The controversy (in the sixth film, Rickman, who played Snape, killed Dumbledore, the principal of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry), made the character of Snape controversial. On the other hand, Rickman Refuses to say anything more about Snape. After the publication of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, the final book in the Harry Potter series, Rowling admitted that she told Ellen early on that Snape had been deeply Loved Harry Potter's mother, Lily Evans, and Rickman was the only one on the cast who knew the secret. This may be one of the reasons why he has always been reluctant to talk about Snape.
In December 2007, Rickman starred in the film "Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street" directed by Tim Burton. Fleet Street once again stars as the villain. This is an adaptation of the famous Broadway musical. In this film, Judge Turpin, played by Rickman, fabricates an unfounded crime to imprison the protagonist Benjamin, played by Johnny Depp. ?Barker (Benjamin Barker) was exiled to an isolated island and took his wife and daughter as his own. Years later, Benjamin, who escaped from prison, changed his name to Swinney Todd and joined forces with Mrs. Lovett (played by Helena Bonham Carter) in London to open a barber shop. Innocent customers were killed and made into meat pies, while waiting for an opportunity to take revenge, and finally killed the enemy. As a film known for its musical elements, there are many singing parts in this film, and Rickman also sang many times.
Liang Peishi, who plays Mid-Autumn Festival Zhang in "Harry Potter", is also known as Katie Liang.
Chinese name: Liang Peishi (this is rarely used)
Chinese translation: Katie Leung (translated from English into Chinese)
English name: Katie Leung
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Education: Currently studying law at the University of Cambridge
Constellation: Leo
Animal sign: Rabbit
Place of birth: Motherwell, Scotland, UK< /p>
Living place: Motherwell, Scotland, UK
Birthday: August 8, 1987
Parents: Peter Leung and Kar Wai-li (divorced)
Nationality: British
Height: 165cm
Family members: father, stepmother, two brothers and one sister
Favorite book : "I am Little Weasel"
Favorite movie: "The Incredibles"
Specialties: Good musical instruments---guitar and piano, dancing
Hobbies: listening to music, shopping, watching movies, and spending time with family and friends.
School: Hamilton College
In "Harry Potter 4", Potter loves She fell in love with Qiu Zhang from China, and she was played by a beautiful Chinese girl - Katie Leung. This beautiful girl in her twenties was Porter's first girlfriend. With her oriental beauty and exquisite appearance—big and charming eyes that can speak, flowing black hair, endearing aura, and a charming temperament, this Chinese-American girl won over the author of the novel—J. Ms. K. Rowling's favor and the book's film director defeated more than 4,000 candidates and was appointed to play the role of Zhang Qiu, the most beautiful girl in the book. She was envied by fans all over the world and supported and love. What people look forward to is that she and Porter will have a mysterious and romantic first kiss in the next episode.
Katie Leung’s family
★Katie Leung comes from a Hong Kong immigrant family in Scotland★
Katie Leung’s family is wealthy. She lives with her father, two brothers and a sister in Inside a high-end apartment in Scotland. Father Peter was born in Hong Kong in 1962 and settled in the UK in the 1980s. He married in Edinburgh in 1986 and is now separated from his wife. Katie's father runs a Chinese fast food restaurant and is now a millionaire due to the success of the business and successful stock investments.
The divorce of her parents did not have too many adverse effects on Katie's psychology. She has a cheerful personality and she has never been shy about her family situation to her classmates. She usually runs between her parents' houses and spends time with her parents. The relationship is good.
After she got this role, Katie's father said: "Katie getting this role brings happiness to the whole family." Katie's neighbors were shocked and even envied her. Lucky: "She will become famous soon." But obviously Katie herself is not used to appearing in front of the media. Katie is obviously a little nervous when facing the camera: "To be honest, I am not ready yet. But to be able to appear in It’s so amazing to be able to fall in love with him in Harry Potter!” Katie’s father said that she will soon have a special spokesperson working for her, and she will also receive special training.