Spider-Man is a fictional character. He was created in the mind of an artist, Stan Lee. For many years he was made only of ink, paper, and imaginiation. He later came to TV and the movies, but even then, he was played by actors. It is nice to think that there really are people as brave and thoughtful as Spider-Man out there, even if they do not have web slinging wrists or other super human abilities.

In the seventh book she is kidnaped by death eaters and held captive because her father was telling people to support harry in his magazine the quibbler

Luna Lovegood is her real name, there is no known middle name.

The actress who played her in the movies is Evanna Lynch.

Answer: By killing Dumbledore his soul would be ripped apart (like when Voldemort makes horcruxes).

It is not the fact that Dumbledore would die, but the fact that Malfoy was about to commit a crime - namely murder - that endangered his soul.

No Rupert Grint did not die. However after the Chamber of Secrets came out Richard Harris (Dumbledore) died.

The "close" refers to the closing of Harry's life - it seemed that he was about to die; therefore the snitch opened.

Yes, it is rated 12 in the UK (12A in the cinema so children under 12 can view it with parents.)

No, Ariana Grande was NOT in Harry Potter & the Deathly Hallows Part 2. :( But that would have been very cool if she was! I'm a huge fan of Ariana and Harry Potter and they would be a great combination!

No.

Gregory Goyle does not die in the books but due to Jamie Waylett and a cannabis problem he was sentenced and not able to take part in the final harry potter film. Joshua Herdman announced that his character (Goyle) will die instead of Crabbe who just does not return to his final year at hogwarts.

It depends if the memory from the caster is happy enough.

No. He admitted that schooling was sometimes difficult given his career, and decided to forego college partly because he knew that his notoriety would intrude on his studies.

All of the movies had blood and all sorts of stuff, but I would have to say Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows for all the deaths, blood, or I would say Chamber of Secrets.

Malfoy doesn't die because he is not pure evil and although the villain in the first 5 books, can't kill and therefore his soul is still pure.

Harry Potter's father was called James Potter. James came from an old pure-blooded family with a fortune that had been built over the years. James' parents were older when they had him and he was an only child, which led him to be rather spoiled. His parents died before 31st October 1981. The Potter family are direct descendants of Ignotus Peverell and are in some way related to all the pure-blood families.

Harry Potter's mother was called Lily Evans. When she married she became Lily Potter. Lily was born to two muggle parents and she has an elder muggle sister named Petunia. Lily's family, with the exception of Petunia, were all dead before 31st October 1981. Her sister was extremely jealous of Lily. Petunia and her husband treated Harry like dirt when she raised him. Petunia and Vernon have a son named Dudley who is Harry's first cousin.

Celia Imrie does not appear in any of the Harry Potter films

There are no symbols from Harry Potter which lead to success. In order to achieve success, one must avoid reading mindless drivel and instead spend one's time persuing a lucrative and mentally fulfilling vocation.

No, Maggie Smith is very much alive. She currently stars on the series Downton Abbey.

Robert Pattinson played in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire in 2004-2005.

You will get your Hogwarts lettter on your 11th Birthday, but this will only happen if

1. Some weird things happen when you are angry or sad

2.Things happen that you can't explain

3. AND u must believe in trolls,goblins,dragons,and unicorns (and the tooth fairy)

Do you mean the Actors who play them?

Because if so ..

The person who plays Hagrid is Robbie Coltrane

and the Actor who plays Severus Snape is Alan Rickman :)

Hope this helped!

Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets.