ToddJG How’d u guys like the Angel dance club??

David_Henrie Me and the man. Mr. Conway.

David and Wizards of Waverly Place have been nominated for the 2011 Kids’ Choice Awards! David grabbed a nom for Favorite TV Sidekick and WOWP for Favorite TV Show. Congrats, David!

Today the cast is filming the 100th episode of Wizards of Waverly Place. Check out some pictures tweeted by Maria and Frank Pacheco. Edit: I moved the pictures to a new album and added a couple more!

SelenaGomez David and I are fighting… Is this shirt purple or red? Help?

Bug_Hall @David_Henrie Cruisin’ Ventura Blvd!

Maria_CB With @David_Henrie and the legendary Mr. Tim Conway!!!

David_Henrie Havin a kinda off day… Don’t know why.

“Everything’s Rosie for Justin” – A representative from the wizard world tells Justin’s class that they may be eligible to get back into WizTech if they can successfully perform a wand drill. The delinquent wizards are hopeful but their chances of succeeding are put in jeopardy when new student Rosie joins the class and is unable to perform even the simplest wizard spells. Further complicating matters is Justin’s crush on Rosie, in a new episode of “Wizards of Waverly Place,” premiering Friday, February 4 (8:00-8:30 p.m., ET/PT) on Disney Channel.

“Dancing With Angels” – After Justin and Rosie’s first date goes awry, they decide to make their second date special by going to an angel dance in Los Angeles. Not wanting to be left out of the fun, Alex and Harper convince Rosie to take them along as well. But the night takes a turn for the worst when the other angels at the dance suspect that Alex and Harper are not really angels. Meanwhile, Jerry and Theresa enter Maxine in a beauty pageant, in a new episode of “Wizards of Waverly Place,” premiering Friday, February 11 (8:00-8:30 p.m., ET/PT) on Disney Channel.

“Wizards vs. Angels” – After witnessing Justin and his angel girlfriend Rosie’s mean spirited behavior, a puzzled Alex seeks the help of Tina, a persistent guardian angel in training trying to get her wings. After Tina reveals Rosie is not who she says she is, Alex worries that Justin is on a course unbecoming for a wizard and must save her brother before it’s too late, in a new episode of “Wizards of Waverly Place,” premiering Friday, February 18 (8:00-9:00 p.m., ET/PT) on Disney Channel.

Unfortunately I haven’t been able to find a video of David’s interview but here’s a picture he tweeted.

Frank Marshall tweeted that David would be joining Arrietty: The Borrower voicing one of the human beans! “LeDoctor: Rounding out the cast of ARRIETTY, voicing the human “beans” are David Henrie and Carol Burnett.” Here’s some more information on the rest of the cast thanks to Anime News Network.

Producer Frank Marshall revealed more members of the North American dub for Arrietty: The Borrower, the latest theatrical film from Studio Ghibli, on his Twitter feed on Tuesday. Marshall posted, “Beginning to record Arrietty’s parents, who will be voiced by [Saturday Night Live/Parks and Recreation's] Amy Poehler and [Arrested Development/Running Wilde's] Will Arnett. This should be fun…”

On Wednesday, Marshall revealed that David Henrie (Wizards of Waverly Place) and Carol Burnett (The Carol Burnett Show) as the voices of the human “beans.” Marshall had already revealed that Bridgit Mendler would play the title character.

The film is directed by Hiromasa Yonebayashi, with supervision by Hayao Miyazaki. It updates Mary Norton’s 1952 novel The Borrowers by moving the story to a modern Tokyo suburb. The story follows the “little people” who live under the floorboards of a regular human family.

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The Star Scoop just posted a great interview they did with David. Definitely worth reading. He talks about writing an episode for the 4th season, his production company, some of his charity work and his future plans.

THE STAR SCOOP:
We’re really excited to hear about the fact that you’re writing another episode of Wizards of Waverly Place!

DAVID HENRIE:
Thank you, yeah. Being able to stretch my creative wings has really been a blessing. Getting to do our show has been so much fun.

THE STAR SCOOP:
Is there anything different about this being the second time that you’ve written for the show?

DAVID HENRIE:
Yeah, 100 percent. When you write shows, you write a story, you get attached to things because obviously there’s birth from your mind, and for timing or for sake of the episode, certain things have to be cut. I was much more careful with that this go around. I just knew the process more, so things were easier.

THE STAR SCOOP:
What inspired you to want to write for the show? What was the first starting point for getting interested in even doing that?

DAVID HENRIE:
I guess how I sort of got into the business was in a creative manner, sort of indirectly. I have a big Italian family. Whenever it was someone’s birthday- aunts, uncles, relatives – I would make a video completely parodying their entire life.

It was very funny and I didn’t know it at the time, but I was writing and I was directing and I was acting. Seeing my family’s reaction off of that video, that was the sort of high that I had coming into the business.

It was that sort of feeling that I’d been after…Getting to do that on the show has just been great. I want to continue doing that. I want to hone my career and control my future.

THE STAR SCOOP:
So is there anything you can tell us about the episode and also, when we’ll get to see it?

DAVID HENRIE:
I can’t give away too much at this point. I’d assume we’d see it in the summer. I can tell you a little bit about it. There’s some fun relationship, boyfriend/girlfriend type things that I got to do with Alex, dealing with issues that all teens in a relationship or have been in a relationship can relate to. Which is trust, being someone that you’re not…to please that other person and seeing where that can eventually take you.

I got to deal with fun issues like this in a wizard setting and sort of poke fun at it. It’s turning out really well.

THE STAR SCOOP:
Tell us more about your production company. You’re 21, so that’s a huge accomplishment.

DAVID HENRIE:
In wanting to control my future and sort of take my career to a place that I see it, I established this production company. I’m working on developing original ideas with lots of talented writers out there as well as finding projects that are already out there for myself to act in or produce for other people.

There’s a handful of other things that I’m really trying to develop right now that I’m very excited for and wanting to jump out of the gates right after Wizards is done with.

THE STAR SCOOP:
You’re involved in a lot of philanthropic work. What advice do you have for kids who want to get involved in doing something, in giving back to their community?

DAVID HENRIE:
First and foremost, find what where you can best help and who you want to help. There’s a lot of help to be given in the world so find what you’re passionate about. My passion has always been children, so I’ve most recently did LA’s Best, I taught impromptu to kids after school, which was very fun. You can apply improv to all different aspects of your life where it can help you.

After that, I moved on tot he next project, which is United Way and that’s really for educating children under the age of three, because 85% of your brain develops before the age of three. It’s tough to sort of stop a problem once it’s already in motion but if you can do that before the problem even happens at an early age, by educating, by loving, by nurturing…will help exponentially.

THE STAR SCOOP:
Is there anything else we should know about your steps moving forward and where we should expect to see you?

DAVID HENRIE:
In the five year plan, I hope to be following a career path along the lines of Shia [LaBeouf]. I think he’s someone who came from a Disney audience and sort of bridged that into a successful feature film career. I think first and foremost, he’s talented and that’s why it happened. I’m hoping that I have similar success.

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