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Tomorrow night 11th November at the Leicester Square Odeon is the Premiere of The Deathly Hallows Part 1

For those camping out tonight, a few words of advice


1. Get there the night before or by 6am at the latest on the day of the premiere

Hard core fans will camp out in the square, if you do this there’s no problems with security because believe me there will be lots of other fans doing the same thing and Leicester Square is well policed when they know a big film premiere is on.

2. If you’re camping get some extra Metro newspapers to put under your sleeping bag

Camping out on concrete isn’t like being in some field, having a load of newspapers under your sleeping bag will make a difference.

3. Do take a sleeping bag

Even though you won’t get much sleep it’s warmer being in a sleeping bag than anything else and bring a fold up camping seat for the night. It won’t be any use during the day but good for the night.

4. Clothes wise it’s layers, layers, layers

The weather forecast for Wednesday night isn’t looking great, having layers will keep you much warmer.

5. Make a cardboard sign

If you make a big cardboard sign saying something like – I’ve been here since last night, or I’m the biggest Harry Potter fan, you could get interviewed by TV crews or foreign press as they’re always looking out for people to talk to. Also you stand more chance of the stars seeing you and maybe coming over.

6. Don’t forget the camera and double check the pen works

Your mobile’s good but a camera picture is way better

7. Have something waterproof to keep the autograph book or poster in

Bring an extra plastic bag to put your autograph book and poster in so that you can get a good signature and also so it doesn’t get smudged afterwards if it’s raining

Follow these tips and you should have no problems in seeing the stars and have a reasonably comfortable wait. Also take a look at our London Premiere Guide for other tips and advice.

The London film premiere of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part I is in Leicester Square at the Odeon Leicester Square on Thursday 11th. The main stars are unlikely to be there before 6pm.

woah thats loads of ppl in that pic

its pretty fun queuing with lots of other fans

9. Wear your blonde poker patch durrrrrr

People won't be doing this really will they? Will they?  I find the idea of anyone aged over 7 wanting to do this kind of thing quite depressing indeed.  Even if it was a film for grown ups I'd still find it depressing.  I mean I think I'd camp out at Subway if they were introducing some sort of Mexican chicken salsa taco, cause of course you'd have to be loco not to want to be one of the first to taste one of those babies, AND you wouldn't have to bring your own sammiches, but this kind of thing has me scratching my head like a wee one with head lice.

I can't wait for these last 2 films.

I get a lot of criticism for my Harry Potter fanaticism but i always argue that i was only 10 when the first book came out (which i read and loved immediately) and that usually shuts the critiques up.

Its gona be increddddddd!

pretty much EXACTLY this.. read the books wen i was at school.. besides, not like the films are aimed at yound kids only

Watch the Live feed on YouTube Now 6pm

Pictures from Live feed

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Done some more

Cheers Crow! Best posts you've ever done imo.

made a few more small enough to fit on here

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wtf has emma watson done to her hair?!?

also, +10000000 to this. need to see if i can book tickets for next friday actually :)

I know  :'(

Almost exactly a year ago I spent the day on the set for this film and all I can say is it looks amazing. They've changed a lot (set wise) from the previous films to allow for the battle of Hogwarts. The scale of it is unbelievable. The second of the two should be amazing.

My friend was working as a cameraman for the premiere, this is what he shot

http://www.een.be/programmas/de-rode-loper/de-voorlaatste-afspraak

Just watched PoA in preparation for the new film. Easily the best film :) And book actually.

Went along to see Deathly Hallows and it was £8.20 for a normal seat.

Gonna wait for Orange Wednesday and see it twice.

lol

That's pretty standard innit?

That's pretty standard innit?

Well not on Wednesdays it isn't.

 No wonder so many people watch a film online

Looked like most people were waiting as well

This was today at 6pm

In my yoof I knew a guy called Mo. He was a bit of a geezer.

Mo and me would just wander on into the cinema, straight past the spotty guy who checks the tickets, and sit down to enjoy a film without paying. We never got stopped, never got asked to leave, so we started smoking too. Pushing the boundries we was, it's good to be young. Mo called me Stotty though, I didn't like that.

When my grandad was young, you used to be able to get into the cinema by handing over an empty bottle of Lemonade.

I never told Mo that I didn't like the name Stotty, so I can't blame him. I wonder what happened to Mo but I can't remember his surname so facebook won't help. Maybe if, back in the day, I called Mo by his surname with a y added on the end of it I would remeber it today.

 £8.20? He's rolling in his grave, he begrudged paying £2.50. Inflation isn't an economic reality old people accept, they prefer to talk about how ridiculous prices are these days.

Maybe Mo has tried to find me on facebook but he can't remember my first name.

Best we don't try to escape that way at 6 o'clock, there's loads of tensa-barriers that may inhibit our progress.