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Ron Weaseley Has Swine Flu
by Dawn Taylor Jul 4th 2009 // 7:02PM

Filed under: Celebrities and Controversy, Newsstand
It may not be a celebrity story to rival the endless coverage of Michael Jackson's death, but actor Rupert Grint, who plays ginger-kid Ron Weaseley in the Harry Potter films -- is reportedly recovering from a mild case of swine flu.

Grint's management said that he took a few days off from work on the adaptation of the series' final book, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, which will be released as two movies. The next flick in the franchise, Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince hits theaters on July 15.

Swine flu aside, it must be something of a relief for Grint -- along with fellow Potter stars Daniel Radcliffe and Emma Watson -- to be finally seeing the end of the J.K. Rowling gravy train. While the massively popular film series gave the trio instant celebrity and all the opportunities that brings, they've been chained to the Potter films for half their lives. Grint, who was 13 when he made the first film, turns 21 in August, and seems to have made solid choices so far in building his career. Along with a fair amount of British radio and TV voiceover work, he was praised for his role in 2006's Driving Lessons opposite Laura Linney and Julie Walters.

Grint's transition into adult roles has so far been limited to an Irish teen coming-of-age film called Cherrybomb, which wasn't released in the U.S., and a turn as an assassin's apprentice opposite Bill Nighy and Rupert Everett in the upcoming Wild Target. Alfonso Cuaron, who directed HP: Prisoner of Azkaban, said that of all the Potter kids, he thought Grint had the most potential for future stardom -- judging by Grint's work to date, he might well be right.

At any rate, if Rupert Grint looks a tad pale when he walks the red carpet at the Half-Blood Prince premieres next week (July 7 in the UK, July 8 in the U.S.), you'll know why. He's just had a touch of the ol' H1N1 virus, but he's almost all better.

Megan Fox afirma que es una especie de prostituta.

Megan Fox posó para GQ magazine UK (Julio 2009) y dijo que los actores son una especie de prostitutas LOL, porque reciben dinero para besarse con otros actores, enamorarse (en escenas) y tocarse.



"Cuando piensas en ello, los actores somo como especie de prostitutas. Nos pagan por fingir atracción y amor. Otras personas son pagadas para vernos besar a otros, tocarnos, haciendo cosas que una persona normal en una relación monógama nunca haría con otra persona que no es su pareja. Es realmente asqueroso."

Le piden el divorcio a Matthew Fox, el médico de Lost. Habría engañado a su esposa con una stripper de 26 años.

Devil_May_Cry escribió:Otro egresado del "Kamon/Poio High Institute of Putañeros"