Harry Potter Movies

[heavenleigh2001]

I bet that was the awkwardest set ever --- Ken Branaugh cheated while married to Emma Thompson with Helena Bonham Carter

None of the charcaters know each other in the books. So I don't think any of them meet each other on the set.

[MrsCatHead]

Thanks for that link. LittleCatHead and I were glued to the screen. MommyCatHead had some naughty thoughts about Mr. Black...mmmmmm.

[realitybug]

heavenleigh2001 said:

I bet that was the awkwardest set ever --- Ken Branaugh cheated while married to Emma Thompson with Helena Bonham Carter

None of the charcaters know each other in the books. So I don't think any of them meet each other on the set.

Kenneth was only in the chamber of secrets, anyway.

And yeah, I don't really see Professor Trelawney and Bellatrix hanging out.

[Maddiemoo]

I don't know if they plan on filming it, but Lockheart does show up in OotP, briefly. No scenes with Trelawney or Bellatrix, though. That'd be awkward as hell, I'd imagine.

[berrybearie]

Isn't he at St. Mungo's? They may not be including that scene though.

[CyberCathy]

Thanks for the links, everyone. I'm really starting to get excited seeing the teaser and such.

I'm really not liking Harry's shorter hair and I was disappointed to see that Grawp made it into the film. I hated the Grawp storyline and thought it could have easily been cut for the film to save room. YMMV.

[MrsCatHead]

Yeah, I don't like the hair either...Not working for me. Rupert, though....mmmm looking good there, Red (Yes, I'm pervy!)

[nuharoo]

Goblet of Fire was good in some ways, but some of the acting was overdone. Furthermore, everyone recited their lines too fast and I think that Peter O Toole should have been chosen as Dumbledore. The guy that played Viktor Krum was cute as anything....

[india7]

I really like Michael Gambon as Dumbledore. I understand that Dumbledore is hundreds of years old, but Richard Harris just seemed so frail - understandable, I suppose, since he died a couple of years later. But since he's supposed to be the most powerful wizard in their world, the fragility of the way Harris played him bothered me - you could hardly hear his lines alot of times. Michael Gambon plays the character as old, yes, but with strength and authority. I like that better.

[susyhomewrecker]

I agree, India! We are definitely in the minority, though. Even if Dumbledore is 150 years old (which I think is about right) he does a lot of stuff in the books that RH's Dumbledore wouldn't have been capable of, but MG's could probably do, no problem. I never imagined Dumbledore as a frail old man, but I wish MG would read the books. He's admitted he hasn't, and it was obvious to me in the last movie when he was yelling at Harry after the Champions' names came out of the Goblet of Fire.

And Grawp made it into the movie? SHIT.