According to the following sources, the first teaser poster for the sixth installment of the Potter series is set to hit the web February 5th 2009. Hopefully, this rumour turns out to be true and we’ll start with the avalanche of promotion that comes with Potter movies! Stay tuned and we’ll see what happens!

Jo has updated EWO with a small note on Emma’s Blue Peter donation and a brief mention on Emma’s interview with Live! (the Daily Mail article and shoot). You can view the mini update here.

Also, a few press articles have been added to our archives. Any ‘rumourish’ articles have been tagged as such. Included in this update: Emma’s lack of cinematic familiarity with her co-stars prior to ‘Potter’; her opinions on food, cooking and diet; comments on the WB ‘good behaviour’ clause; Rupert Grint’s worry at having to kiss Emma in DH and Robert Pattinson on the trio’s fame management.

Rob told YOU magazine: “I think the way the kids from Harry Potter are dealing with fame is by ignoring everything and just living their normal lives as much as they can.” source

“Daniel (Radcliffe), Rupert (Grint) and I have been incredibly protected doing the Harry Potter movies. There seems to be this feeling that all of us were bursting to break out of these images we had created but that’s never been the case. We all share the same view. None of us court celebrity, none of us want to be part of the game.” source

“As I’ve known Emma for so long, I reckon it will be 10 times worse,” says the 20-year-old actor, who plays Ron Weasley. source

She said: “Even if I wanted to be that skinny, I love food and I love cooking and I love sitting down and having nice meals, so it just wouldn’t be possible for me.” source

The British star – who shot to fame playing Hermione Granger, one of three starring roles in the popular film franchise – grew up in an academic family and barely watched movies. source

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