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That's a bit ... odd. I'm sure they could've just went and picked some random person to be "The Hands". I don't really see why they had to get another Tom Riddle just to do a scene that would probably take a few moments to get through. |
Wow.... I dont know if I would be irked or if I would think that was kool... :hmm: |
wow that kinda sux. At least he can say he was in a popular film ..... |
mmmmm okayyyyyyyyyy |
:hermy: it kinda is a slap in the face...cuz why cast an actor..if they're gonna use his hands only?silly..they can use some one's hands..and make do! |
ok......weird, seriously |
Lol I suppose it's better than nothing!!!! :xd: |
well at least his hands get to be in the film jaja :D |
wow at least he has a part in the film |
what's wrong with the other dudes hands? |
Er...how interestingly odd. |
ok..whats the point of that? i'm nut hands will change from the age of 16-18.. |
I don't understand why they have to drag some 18-year old in to show his hands for one second. They could've used anyone elses hands - someone already in the film for example! Ah well.. (: |
Whatever happened to Christian Coulson? |
Thats.. Strange ? x) |
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come to think of it, he could play the 18 year old Tom Riddle, since all they needed were a pair of hands ;) |
well,thats kinda weird.why not use the 16 year olds hands?or crew's hands? |
They better be good looking hands!! Hmm I wonder how much you get paid to have your hands in a HP film.. |
curiuos but still better to be in a HP film than not. still can't understand why Michael's getting a credit for his hand-y work! LOL! |
That's good! I honestly didn't think that actor would be good as the 18-year old Tom Riddle. If I were him and he knew they'd only be using his hands in the movie, I wouldn't have accepted the role. He probably only accepted for the money. |
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Huh wierd |
That's strange... |
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