The U.K. government
launched Film Club last month, a website that allows schools to order DVDs online (through Lovefilm) and then review and rate the films on the site. At present only 25 schools are participating but plans are in the works to roll out the program to 10,000 primary and secondary schools by this summer. Among the supporters of the program are HP actors Dan Radcliffe (Harry Potter), Alan Rickman (Professor Snape), Jason Isaacs (Lucius Malfoy) and John Hurt (Mr. Ollivander) who will reportedly join other actors, directors and producers in visiting schools to show their support for the program.
According to Rickman:
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Film Club is such a great idea. Play Stations and IPods are fun but there's nothing like sinking into a story and loving, hating or identifying with a character in a film. You, too, could be a writer, director, producer, cinematographer, editor, script-supervisor, make-up artist or grip. Or actor. Keep watching!
Source:
TLC via
Variety 
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HP actors support U.K. Film Club 
