Thieves By Tuesday*

Bonnie Wright attended the 2008 Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards and had some problems with her fancy footwear The Hogwarts star's Prada heels were slightly too big for her small feet and she embarrassingly tripped right into Narnia star William Moseley backstage at the awards as she was about to go out and present. Bonnie was seen quietly talking to William after she came backstage where he then teased her about not falling flat on her back in front of the whole world.

A nervous Bonnie smiled as flash bulbs went off and screaming kids from the main stage filled the room with loud cheers. William made to exit the backstage area only to stand at the entrance to wait for Bonnie to catch up. The two were seen returning to their seats to watch the rest of the awards and performances. Evanna Lynch, who plays Luna Lovegood in Harry Potter, was also at the Nickelodeon awards and she presented with fellow potter pal Bonnie Wright.

Bonnie was also heard mentioning a new project she was looking to get involved in called "A Great and Terrible Beauty" playing the lead role as "Gemma Doyle". In July, 2006, Icon Productions, the film production company run by Mel Gibson, announced that it would adapt the book into a film based on the best-selling book, to be written and directed by Charles Sturridge.

Bonnie Wright stars as Ginny Weasley in the Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince film due out next summer.

OH, THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT YOUR HAIR : Bonnie's New Hair

Does the new look pass? Y/N?

Left: Bourne Ultimatum Premiere

Right: 2008 Kids' Choice Awards

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"Anna: Trust you're having a merry Fourth. Please don't let what I'm about to say put too much of a damper on it. Listen, you've been impeccable these past 20 years. You're British, everyone fears you, there was that movie, etc. etc. And let's face it: in your absence, everyone who works here will probably start eating again and that's bad for health insurance premiums. But when in the course of human events you have to cut off the clothing allowance, well…you give them the good news first! I'm actually giving your job to Priya Tanna, the editor of Vogue India. Have you ever looked at Vogue India? They know English there, and if they know English I might be able to read their magazines, not that stylish prose was the first thing on my mind when I walked into the newsstand and found myself face to face with the most gorgeous specimen of femininity I have ever seen. It not being some overspackled underfreckled overexposed celebublonde, it took me awhile to process that it was Vogue I was looking at."