Sorry hon. The only information we know is from the books.

no i always thought a mixture, i had never really thought of it anything but, maybe beauxbatons an all girls school mostly but other than that no.

The way I see it, Beauxbatons obviously isn't the only French school (the country is huge so it's bound to have more than one) so I don't see the problem with it being all girls.

Ya in the trailer they made it obvious that they made Beauxbatons an all girl school and Drumstrang an all boys school but its not like that in the books. Parvati and Padma were asked by boys from Beauxbatons to dance so thats something but i dont know about Drumstrang.

The UK and France have almost the same population (about 60 million) I don't think JK would have countries with more that one school unless it was absolutely necessary (i.e. China)

I was amazed when I read the news about the movie and then I re-read GoF book. Both - Durmstrang and Beaxbatons are co-ed schools. The mvoei filmers can't keep up with the book even in this

It's not that they 'can't keep up'. They obviously had limited time in France and Bulgaria to cast and so choosing same sex actors might've been a way of solving that. It's not pivotal either way. And the films aren't trying to be the books.

erm... Are there few French or Bulgarian guys/girls in UK? As far as I know (my friend told be) that's there are huge masses of immigrants from Bulgaria. They could have casted (at least partly) in the UK

Stan is a Bulgarian studying the UK and Clemence works in the UK. But their both natives. For extras they went abroad. Nationality is obviously important to them.

well we can't really base it on the trailer's..i hope there are some beauxbaton boy's...but i don't remember there being any durmstrang girls in the books?

I don't think Durmstrang is all boy, but with there headmaster being Karkaroff, the champions he selected to come along to Hogwarts were all boys (physical strength I guess)
About Bauxbaton, the book indeed mentoined boys beingpart of it...

I don't like how its different in the movies from the books. It should be boys and girls from the schools.

I kind of pictured Beauxbatons to be an all girl school but I kind of thought that Durmstrang would have both boys and girls in the school,but I guess that isn't going to happen in the movie.

Durmstrang was never mentioned as having girl students. But you never know eh. Email J.K and ask her. XD

I remember watching a trailer preview thing... and in one of the interviews some one stated something about trying to make each one unique.

By making Beaubatons all girls and their entrance all... weird with the butterflies and the Drumstrang's all boys with gymnastic stuff (i have to admitt i got chills both times i watched it in the movies)- it helps make each school more memorable in the eyes of the audience members who haven't read the books.

And yes, in the book, Beaubatons had both boys and girls-
In the book, it stated that, "Parvati and Padma were now sitting at a distant table witha whole crowd of Beauxbatons boys..."

as for Durmstrang... it never really mentions anyone else except the boys.
I'm guessing it really is only a boys school, since its a very serious school for the dark arts and im not sexist or anything but it's hard to picture many girls there.

as for their entrances, i couldn't stand it. at least, not the beauxbatons entrance. the butterflies, what was up with the butterflies? and the sighing?!?!?!!? ah well, life goes on.

anyway, yes, beauxbatons is co-ed, but i guess the movie staff decided that the idea of a school full of enchanting french girls was a great one. as for durmstrang, well, the headmaster is karkarof. what more needs to be said? i doubt he's the kind of man who would willingly give the chance of "eternal glory", i believe was the term DD used, to a girl student, so that explains that.

I liked it better being that Beauxbatons was an all girls school becasue it made Fleur more fit to represent the French (what boys like all girls to be) school; Durmstrang is better off being an all boys school because Krum was so much better to be a representative for the school as the best man for the job, literally (Stan was also the best looking off all the Durmstrang boys and also girls like foreign, rugged boys; I should know ).

I liked the uniforms too.

The dance was cool, odd, but cool.

I imagined Beauxbatons as a all girls school and Durmstrang as an all boy school, but I'm not sure if they say it in the book...I just assumed, since they never talked about Durmstrang girls or Beauxbatons boys.

i didnt like how the beauxbatons girls made their entrance because it was really boring and they werent even that cute like it said in the books. but i loved how the durmstrang boys made their entrance.

it was never mentioned that it's an all girls or boys school. i guess the producers just thought it would be cooler to have it like that. and i have to admit, i adore the entrance of the durmstrang boys..very schmexy