Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix - Cast and Crew
Cast, Crew, Music and Supplemental Infomation for Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
Idris Elba (Actor) - Biography
Idris Elba is most well known for his starring role as Stringer Bell in the acclaimed HBO drama series The Wire. After starting his career on the London stage, he quickly became a mainstay of British film and television, starring on some of the BBC’s top-rated shows, including “Dangerfield,” “Bramwell” and “Ultraviolet.”
Harold Perrineau (Actor) - Biography
An accomplished actor who has graced the stage, screen and television, Harold Perrineau has a well-deserved reputation as a performer willing to take on any role.
Jeremy Renner (Actor) - Biography
2007 Jeremy Renner starred in the acclaimed independent film 12 and Holding (Independent Spirit Award Nominee - John Cassavetes Award) demonstrating his dramatic range playing Gus,’ a fire fighter who moves to a new town after the haunting loss of a young girl in a fire and who finds a way to heal himself by helping a young girl in his new town cope with her own loss and grief. He was most recently seen in the independent film Neo Ned in which he stared opposite Gabrielle Union. Neo Ned was screened at the 2005 Tribeca Film Festival and swept the feature film category at the 11th Annual Palm Beach International Film Festival in 2006. Neo Ned was awarded Best Feature Film, Best Director and Best Actor went to Renner. The film was also awarded the Outstanding Achievement in Filmmaking Best Feature Film Award at the Newport Beach Film Festival in April 2006. These awards come after winning the Audience Award at the Slamdance, Sarasota and Ashland film festivals.
Rose Byrne (Actress) - Biography
Rose Byrne, originally from Sydney,has the chameleon-like ability to take on drastically different characters from film to film. With her ethereal beauty, screen presence, and natural talent, she is well on her way to a long and prosperous Hollywood career.
Robert Carlyle (Actor) - Biography
Born in Glasgow, Robert Carlyle enrolled in acting classes at the Glasgow Arts Centre after reading Arthur Miller’s “The Crucible”. Following his movie debut as Big Woodsy in Silent Scream, Carlyle appeared in a number of films, including Ken Loach’s Riff Raff and Carla’s Song and Antonia Bird’s Priest, but it was his performance in the title role of the TV series Hamish Macbeth that brought him to the attention of British audiences. And it was the role of Begbie in Trainspotting that introduced him to America. This was followed by his BAFTA-winning role of Gaz in The Full Monty and Face.
More Than 10,000 “Friends Of Live Earth” Events Now Registered in 130 Countries
Live Earth organizers announced today that more than 10,000 ‘Friends of Live Earth’ events have now been registered in 130 countries and all 50 states. Friends of Live Earth is an official Live Earth program designed to enable individuals, groups and communities to host and attend events in support of the Live Earth message and build a worldwide community-level movement to combat the climate crisis.
ATF Produktion Berlin starts Production on TV-Movie THE MUMBLING
Shooting began on the new TV-Movie THE MUBLING (OT: Das Grummeln) with Monica Bleibtreu and Bruno Ganz in leading roles and Fritz Haberland and Harald Schritt in supporting roles. The TV-movie for the public channel ZDF is produced in Berlin by ATF Produktion Berlin GmbH. Rainer Kaufmann directs and Martin Rauhaus wrote the script. Gabriele Heuse is the commissioning editor for ZDF.
THE MUBLING is the story of an old grumbler who objects to everyone and everything. Kilian was a well-known wirter, who now lonely and almost forgotten has developped stomach difficulties. And so Lilian meets Vera Hartel, a dietician by trade…
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DNA Films - Company Background
DNA Films finances and produces British films and provides access to an international distribution network. Recent productions soon to be released are: SUNSHINE directed by Danny Boyle and written by Alex Garland, Alan Bennett’s THE HISTORY BOYS directed by Nicholas Hytner, THE LAST KING OF SCOTLAND directed by Kevin Macdonald and starring Forest Whitaker and James McAvoy; and NOTES ON A SCANDAL directed by Richard Eyre and starring Cate Blanchett and Judi Dench.
