New interviews with Mike Newell & Dan Radcliffe feature in the November issue of Starlog magazine.
The full interviews & scans can be seen
here.
Mike Newell Quote:
"There's this wonderful moment in the graveyard where Harry stands up against Voldemort, who gives him a choice. He says, "Listen, I'm going to kill you anyway. You can either be shot in the back or the front. Which do you want? Cowards get shot in the back. Brave men get shot in the front." Harry stands up, knowing that he's going to go down, but he decides to take it in the front and fight bravely and all alone."
Quote:
"Ralph is an absolute knockout. His Voldemort is the most evil creature you could ever imagine. Voldemort is cold and serpentine, subtle and inventive, and you totally believe he has been in charge of this whole thing from the beginning."
Quote:
"I started out with this belief that the trouble with special effects was that they stopped being real. OK, fine, a flying carriage is a flying carriage. There is no such thing as a flying carriage. But the flying carriage has to be real, real, real! Because if it isn’t, it’s not worth anything.”
Dan Radcliffe Quote:
"The relationship with Dumbledore is especially interesting because it forces Harry to grow up very fast in this film. It's certainly one of the factors, because part of growing up and becoming an adult is realising that other adults aren't perfect and don't know everything. For Harry to experience that firsthand -even if it isn't obvious - has a big impact."
Quote:
"When the Beauxbatons girls came on set, you couldn't help but be aware. They were all stunning, and the male crew and cast members were slightly infatuated."
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Mike Newell & Dan Radcliffe talk 'Goblet of Fire' 
