Harry Potter Movies

Throughout the eight films, Ron says "bloody hell" a total of twenty-one times. There is also one time when it's said by someone other than Ron (George when the Minister arrives in Deathly Hallows, Part 1). The catch-phrase is only associated with Ron in the movies and he never uses it in the books.

Yes. He is killed by Professor Snape at the end of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince. Draco Malfoy was ordered to kill him by Lord Voldemort and tried twice throughout the book endangering two people (Katie Bell who touched the necklace which was meant to be delivered to Dumbledore and Ron Weasley who drank the poison wine which was supposed to be given to Dumbledore as a Christmas present). However Severus vowed to Narissia (Draco's mother) that he would do the task should Draco fail and because he was losing his nerve Snape stepped in and cast the curse. In Deathly Hallows we find out that it was a planned murder. Albus Dumbledore had told Severus to kill him so that the Elder Wand (which Dumbledore was the current master of) wouldn't belong to anybody, or so Voldemort would think when he stole it, however Draco was the true master of the wand When Voldemort discovered that the wand wasn't working properly he killed Snape.

Dumbledore asked Snape to kill him knowing he was going to die anyway because he put the Horcrux ring on his finger and sent a curse thoughout his hand - had it spread he would have died anyway thankfully Snape managed to freeze it.

As a fictional character in the Harry Potter series, Harry's feelings towards Draco Malfoy are complex and evolve throughout the story. While there are moments of animosity and conflict between them, there are also instances of understanding and empathy. Ultimately, Harry's feelings towards Draco can be interpreted in different ways depending on the reader's perspective and the specific context within the narrative.

Professor Albus Percival Wulfric Brian Dumbledore dies in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, both the book and the movie. He's killed by Professor Severus Snape with the Avada Kedavra spell after Harry and Dumbledore had been to the cave where they found a Horcrux that turned out to be fake. In Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, it's revealed that the death was planned between the two of them.

Ha! Nice try, but no. Ed Sheeran is not Ron Weasley in Harry Potter. Ron is a fictional character played by Rupert Grint, while Ed Sheeran is a real-life musician with a lot more tattoos and a lot less ginger hair. Keep dreaming, though!

Oh, dude, like, Diagon Alley was filmed at Warner Bros. Studios in London for the Harry Potter movies. So, technically, it's not a real place you can visit and buy wizarding supplies, but hey, movie magic, right?

Well, darling, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 has a runtime of 2 hours and 10 minutes. So, grab your popcorn, settle in, and enjoy the wizarding world drama in all its magical glory. Just remember to take a bathroom break before it starts, we wouldn't want any accidents during the epic finale.

Well, darling, in the magical world of Harry Potter, we've got a couple of November babies to celebrate. First up, we have the one and only Alastor "Mad-Eye" Moody, born on November 19th. And let's not forget about the lovely Minerva McGonagall, born on November 4th. So, grab your wands and party hats, because November is a special month for these two magical characters.

There once was a boy named Harry

Destined to be a star

His parents were killed by Voldemort

Who gave him a lightning scar

Yo Harry, you're a wizard!

Year 1:

Harry goes to Hogwarts

He meets Ron and Hermione

McGonagall require he play for Gryffindor

Draco is a daddy's boy

Quirrell becomes unemployed

The sorcerer's stone is destroyed by Dumbledore

Year 2:

Ron breaks his wand

Now Ginny's gone

And Harry's in mortal danger

Tom Riddle hides his snake inside

His ginormous secret chamber

Year 3:

Harry blows up Aunt Marge

The dementors come and take charge

Lupin is a wolf

The rat's a man

Now the prisoner is at large

They use time travel so they can save the Prisoner of Azkaban

Who just so happens to be Harry's godfather

I don't really get it either

Year 4:

Harry gets put in the Triwizard tournament

With dragons and mermaids

Oh no Edward Cullen gets slayed

He's back

Year 5:

Harry, Harry, it's getting scary

Voldemort's back you're a revolutionary Harry

Dumbledore, Dumbledore

Why is he ignoring your constant attempts to contact him?

He is forced to leave the school

Umbridge arrives, Draco's a tool

Kids break into the Ministry

Sirius black is dead as can be, oh

Year 6:

Split your soul

Seven parts of a whole

They're Horcruxes

It's Dumbledore's end

Year 7:

There once was a boy named Harry

Who constantly conquered death

But in one final duel between good and bad

He may take his final breath

Well, honey, Harry Potter attended Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, not your average public school. He was sorted into Gryffindor House and went through seven years of magical education, from first year to seventh year. So, to answer your question, he went from first grade to seventh grade, Hogwarts style.

Microphone mistake: A filming mistake in "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" is a microphone wire, which is normally supposed to be attached to an actor to capture better quality audio takes, had peeled free during the shot.

In the context of Harry Potter, the phrase "I open at the close" refers to the Golden Snitch that Harry receives from Dumbledore's will. The Snitch opens to reveal the Resurrection Stone, one of the Deathly Hallows. This phrase symbolizes the idea that in death, there is the possibility of new beginnings and revelations. It also signifies the cyclical nature of life and death in the wizarding world.

Oh, dude, George doesn't have a toothbrush sticking out of his ear in Harry Potter. That's just a magical prank pulled by Fred using a trick wand. It's all part of their mischievous antics at Hogwarts. Like, who needs a regular toothbrush when you can have a wizarding one, am I right?

No, Emma Watson did not have to take off her pants for the kissing scene in Harry Potter. In film and television, actors often wear modesty garments or use camera angles to create the illusion of intimacy without actually exposing themselves. Kissing scenes are carefully choreographed and rehearsed to ensure the comfort and boundaries of the actors involved.

Ron and Hermione share their first kiss in the final book of the Harry Potter series, "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows." The kiss takes place in Chapter 19, titled "The Silver Doe," in the midst of a tense and emotional moment while they are on the run with Harry in the wilderness. This pivotal moment marks a significant development in their relationship and adds depth to their characters in the series.

Oh, there are no mistakes, just happy accidents in the world of Harry Potter! Draco Malfoy and his father, Lucius, both survived the events of the series. Everyone deserves a second chance to make things right, just like how a little bit of paint can transform a blank canvas into a beautiful masterpiece.

it took about 6-8 months it film Harry Potter and the sorcerers stone

In the first book, "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone," Harry receives a hand-knit Weasley sweater from Mrs. Weasley, a wooden flute from Hagrid, a fifty-pence piece from the Dursleys, and a large box of Chocolate Frogs from Hermione. These gifts symbolize the warmth and friendship Harry finds at Hogwarts, contrasting with the neglect and abuse he faced at the Dursleys' home.

In the Harry Potter film series, Molly Weasley kills Bellatrix Lestrange during the Battle of Hogwarts in the movie "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 2." The scene takes place towards the end of the film, during the final confrontation between the Order of the Phoenix and Death Eaters. Molly's act of defeating Bellatrix showcases her fierce protection of her loved ones, particularly her daughter Ginny and surrogate son Harry Potter.

Well, honey, Snape sent the Patronus charm to let the Order of the Phoenix know that Harry was still alive and hidden in the forest. It was his way of helping out without blowing his cover as a double agent. Snape may have been a greasy git, but he had a heart buried somewhere deep down.

Alex Watson sits next to Ron in The Order of the Phoenix, where Ron sits between him and Ginny Weasley. This is when Hermione says to Ron, "Do you ever stop eating?" You could see part of Alex Watson's face when Hermonie says Harry's name.

it is never said, he'd probably be happy with any color though

They wanted to find out what Draco was up to. However, Hermione was not subtle enough, and the shop owner, suspecting something, made her leave the shop.

Well, honey, Hermione said she had been sort of right about the Half-Blood Prince because she had suspicions about the mysterious potions book Harry was using, and it turned out her instincts were spot on. She may not have had all the details, but she definitely had a hunch that led to some major revelations. So, yeah, she was kind of patting herself on the back for being on the right track.