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Filmstalker —
... say the film is about a dysfunctional family, who all gather at the home they grew up in. Don't expect to see Emma Thompson back in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. Thompson says she won't be revisiting her role as Professor Sybil Trelawney. She told MTV she had to make a choice between Harry Potter and a second Nanny McPhee film. She feels there is no competition: I’m making my own ‘Nanny McPhee’ next year. They mean much more to me...The Harry Potters are great big franchises that are something I’m not emotionally attached to or necessarily particularly creatively ...
Emma Thompson Dropped Harry Potter For Nanny McPhee 2
Cinema Blend News —
... that Emma Thompson would not appear in the next Harry Potter sequel as Sybill Trelawney. What we didnt know, until now, is why. Speaking to MTV , Emma revealed that leaving Harry Potter was her decision. Forced to choose between doing Potter and doing a sequel to her somewhat poorly received 2006 fantasy movie Nanny McPhee
she went with McPhee. According to Thompson, it came down to which she cared about more. She says, Im making my own Nanny McPhee next year. They mean much more to me. Its great that shes got a project shes so passionate about. ...
Newsbites: Australia! McPhee! Narnia! Monopoly! Magneto!
FilmChat —
... movie. Since she actually writes the Nanny McPhee movies, the choice, for her, was obvious. McPhee it is. -- MTV Movies Blog ...
Emma Thompson to return as 'Nanny McPhee'
The Screening Log —
... Oscar-winning actress Emma Thompson recently confirmed she won’t return as Sybil Trelawney in the next Harry Potter film because she’s gearing up for a “Nanny McPhee” follow-up. ...
Divine This!
my new plaid pants —
... of screen-time per movie, but it's always such a pleasure seeing Emma Thompson on-screen, especially so with the giant glasses and mussed hair, and there's a choice-bit in the final Harry Potter book that I was really dying to see her do (I assume anyone caring enough to read this post would've read the books by now, so you'll no doubt know of the crystal-ball-lobbing scene of which I speak)... well, it's not to be. Emma's tossed in the towel! Lousy selfish quitter lady! Via MTV: ...
Emma Thompson chooses Nanny McPhee over Harry Potter
Gryffindor Gazette —
... “I’m making my own ‘Nanny McPhee’ next year. They mean much more to me.”….“The Harry Potters are great big franchises that are something I’m not emotionally attached to or necessarily particularly creatively attached to,” Thompson explained. “That’s more like doing a turn, whereas the Nanny McPhees are something I’ve written. The art is in those films, they’re very handmade, they’re something that’s very close to me. Those are the ones I really care about.”
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Well, it’s certainly a bummer to not have Emma in the film, but I do have ...
Hogwarts Says Goodbye to Sybill Trelawney
Cinematical —
... rid of her, and then we learn that she's been written out of the next instalment, even though she plays an important part in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince. And now, well, now we don't even get to look forward to her in the final double installment. No big-screen goodbye for us, unless Order of the Phoenix heads back to theaters. (This is assuming the Harry Powers That Be don't recast her for the final film.) Emma Thompson has told MTV that she's given up the Harry Potter world to make another Nanny McPhee film. ...
Emma Thompson Rates ‘Nanny McPhee’ Over ‘Harry Potter’
At The Movies - Film News and Reviews —
... choose between appearing in Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows and a sequel to Nanny McPhee. Unfortunately for all of us Potter fans, she chose McPhee over Professor Trelawney.
Emma Thompson has done a great job of portraying Sybil Trelawney, the teacher of divination who prophesies the battle between Harry and Voldemort. But someone else will have to play her in the last two films of the series due to Thompson being busy on her own project.
She told MTV Movies:
“I’m making my own ‘Nanny McPhee’ next year. They mean much more ...
