Harry Potter stars in Copenhagen, but not at Collectormania?

[Kash]

Just read at www.bt.dk (a danish newspaper) that James and Oliver Phelps was in Copenhagen, the 11th November, to the "early premiere" of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows part 1.

And sunday, I read that Natalia Tena is coming the 18th November to introduce the "real premiere" of the movie.

Just wondering why we didn't hit two flies with one hit (Danish proverb directly translated), and got them for Collectormania 2 in Copenhagen?

[Mara Jade]

they might be busy on the weekend, and therefore not be able to actually be at CM2? :)

[DoctorWhogirl]

Natalia Tena was there last year and wasn't really the greatest guest in my opinion and didn't even do a Q&A which was a definite dissapointment!

[BigSi13]

I would imagine that the entire cast doing the rounds for the film are going to be super busy otherwise SM would have signed them up. As regards Natalia not being the greatest guest for you, that is a shame. Some people go to meet guests expecting the world and sometimes leave disappointed. I heard some great things about her when she appeared before. As regards no Q&A, any event only has so many spots for talks and thus there will always be someone who is disappointed.

[talie]

Oliver and James are already back as far as im aware they were just there to promote the film

[TommyT]

I would imagine that the entire cast doing the rounds for the film are going to be super busy otherwise SM would have signed them up.

I think "super busy" is the minimum. I suspect they'll be under strict contract and completely unable to do any other shows unless directly approved by the film studio's promo department. And I bet most of the time they just say "no" - usually because they have them on very packed schedules and off to another engagement, possibly in another country, almost immediately...

[BigSi13]

I would imagine that the entire cast doing the rounds for the film are going to be super busy otherwise SM would have signed them up.

I think "super busy" is the minimum. I suspect they'll be under strict contract and completely unable to do any other shows unless directly approved by the film studio's promo department. And I bet most of the time they just say "no" - usually because they have them on very packed schedules and off to another engagement, possibly in another country, almost immediately...

Exactly...I do wonder sometimes why people may think that they could fit in a full day's signing etc whilst promoting a major film.