LIGHTEN UP: Despite the battles with Voldemort, Daniel Radcliffe (above right with Michael Gambon as Dumbledore) calls the sixth film “absolutely charming and very funny
The hotly anticipated ‘Half-Blood Prince’ promises more humorous moments than in previous ‘Harry Potter’ installments, but a major character will die.
By Geoff Boucher
Reporting from Watford, England -- Daniel Radcliffe has spent half his life in the role of boy wizard Harry Potter, so it's difficult to imagine any surprises presenting themselves on the set of the sixth film, "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince," which arrives in theaters July 15.
"You would think that, but truly every film is different, and this time around the refreshing aspect was the adolescent romantic core of this film, which should be absolutely charming and very funny," Radcliffe said during a break from shooting. "So from that point of view, it is quite a different film, because we haven't had anything that has had this sort of light and warm and funny a core before."
For those Harry Potter book fans like myself, I admit that the love twist added to the suspense & thrilling part of the book. It's not only action-packed but have a share of refreshing teenage romance as well.
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