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Writer and producer of the upcoming films Geography of the Hapless Heart (in which part Sweat Bonnie participates in) Alexandra Billington spoke to Snitch Seeker about the film and Bonnie’s role in it.
Filming went fantastically well and Bonnie was both highly professional and a complete pleasure to work with.
Bonnie played the role of Mia beautifully and with a maturity that did great justice to the character.
As mentioned before, filming has already been completed and an estimated release date is set nearer May 2010, though that can be subjet to change.
In an unrelated note, thanks to Kristi for letting me know about this video where ITN asks various celebrities including Bonnie about their worst christmas presents. I’ll put the video in the video archive soon, in the mean time you can watch it here.
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Posted by Anita on January 1st, 2010 @ 7:35 AM (Link Comment)
I read that ‘Sweat’ will be released in the UK on the 10th of THIS MONTH! i think it was the 10th or the 15th i can’t remember. but it said “january 10th 2010, UK”.
sound suss? look it up on imdb 
p.s does anyone find that its a little creepy (imo its more so disturbing) that the male lead (forgotten the actor’s name) who plays “jamie” is ALMOST 10 yrs older than bonnie? he’s like 9 yrs OLDER than bonnie who’s still in her teens – even tho she’s a young adult. in my mind this film just screams “PEDOPHILE!” lol. look out for the physical differences between bonnie and “jamie” (the actor). i bet u can def tell who’s the younger one and looks more of a ‘child’. damn i wish they had casted tom felton (draco) instead! 
Posted by Kristi on January 9th, 2010 @ 10:10 PM (Link Comment)
Bonnie is one of the judges for this years Observer Ethical Awards:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2010/jan/10/observer-ethical-awards-judging-panel
http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2010/jan/10/observer-ethical-awards-bonnie-wright
Posted by olga on January 12th, 2010 @ 3:55 PM (Link Comment)
not find it creepy as they are playing characters in their early to mid 20s plus matthew mcnulty can look younger than his 28 years of age. c’mon folks, they are actors and pretty sure performed well. actual age shouldn’t factor in when in a role or else all the hp stars are over-age considering they’re past 18 yrs old when their characters in dh are only 17 or 18 years old. please be open-minded on stuff like this.
