Did JK Rowling help with choosing the actors for the movies?
Yes. She assisted in the cast selection by pointing out which actors were the closest to whom she imagined her character to look like. She personally picked Robbie Coltrane as looking like Hagrid. Alan Rickman was her personal favorite to play Severus Snape.
How do I dress like J.K.Rowling?!!Need immediate help!?
search "J.K. Rowling" on the internet. See what kind of clothes she wears and how she usually wears her hair. I think she wears pretty normal clothes so that may be a little hard, but perhaps you can find a certain style (like a light brown skirt and blouse or something) that she usually wears. Good luck.
What does JK. Rowling like to do in her spare time?
I dunno what she does in her spare time on a day-to-day basis. But she always is using her power and money to help charity. Because... ya know... when if comes to charity, she used to be on the other side.
Where can I get a book signing by J.K Rowling?
You probably won't be able to get even one book signed, much less all of them, but many writers are cool about signing a card you can paste into a book. See if there's a contact address on her website and if there's an address where you can send a blank card. Include return postage as a courtesy. Those are called "International Reply Coupons" or IRCs. I know she's rich, but it's only being polite. And you know she's really, REALLY busy and probably gets 100s of autograph requests every week so don't be too disappointed if it just doesn't happen. It sucks. You'll have better luck getting a signed pic of Daniel Radcliff on eBay. IF it's got provenance. (Proof.) Good luck!
Can anyone tell me the email address of J.K. Rowling?
JK Rowling c/o Bloomsbury Publishing Place 38 Soho Square London W1V 5DF England JK Rowling c/o Scholastic Books 555 Broadway New York, NY 10012 USA Does JK Rowling have an email address? JK Rowling does not have an email address. She has said she isn't very "Internet savvy". Will JK Rowling read your letter? Who Knows?! It is believed that mail sent to Ms. Rowling is read by a third party