On 'The Ellen DeGeneres Show' in 2005, Freddie revealed his hidden talent... he can play 'When the Saints Go Marching In' on two recorders shoved up his nose!
When he and Johnny were filming the last scene in 'Finding Neverland', Freddie said it was quite hard to concentrate on crying as there were loads of Johnny fans screaming out "We love you Johnny!"
When Freddie received the phone call telling him he'd got the part of 'Charlie Bucket', he was at the Grand Canyon watching the sun set with his family.
'Finding Neverland' director, Marc Forster, decided to film one of Freddie's toughest scenes (the playhouse smashing scene) on the second day of filming so the other cast members could see him act and change their attitude to working with him.
When he and Johnny were filming the last scene in 'Finding Neverland', Freddie said it was quite hard to concentrate on crying as there were loads of Johnny fans screaming out "We love you Johnny!"
When Freddie received the phone call telling him he'd got the part of 'Charlie Bucket', he was at the Grand Canyon watching the sun set with his family.
'Finding Neverland' director, Marc Forster, decided to film one of Freddie's toughest scenes (the playhouse smashing scene) on the second day of filming so the other cast members could see him act and change their attitude to working with him.
