
15 Harry Potter Wardrobe Secrets That Have Hidden Meanings
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Date: 2022-06-06
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Jourell1
Did you know. Robbie Coltrane was Rowling's first and only choice to play Hargid. Robin Williams was apparently interested but was turned down, officially because they wanted an all British cast. Our favourite half giant was apparently inspired by a Hell's Angel that Rowling knew. He was a massive and hairy guy who looked intimating as heck, but then would sit down and talk about how his petunias were doing.
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Did you know. Robbie Coltrane was Rowling's first and only choice to play Hargid. Robin Williams was apparently interested but was turned down, officially because they wanted an all British cast. Our favourite half giant was apparently inspired by a Hell's Angel that Rowling knew. He was a massive and hairy guy who looked intimating as heck, but then would sit down and talk about how his petunias were doing.
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Snapepet
Sure Harry's Quidditch number (7) wasn't because 7 is a magic number? 7 comes up over and over and over in the books. Seven Weasley kids. Seven stories to Hogwarts. Seven chests held the real Moody. Seven protective spells held the Sorcerer's (or Philosopher's) stone. I know I'm forgetting many. Doubt JK was fangirling over Beckham, as handsome as he is, in any case.
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Sure Harry's Quidditch number (7) wasn't because 7 is a magic number? 7 comes up over and over and over in the books. Seven Weasley kids. Seven stories to Hogwarts. Seven chests held the real Moody. Seven protective spells held the Sorcerer's (or Philosopher's) stone. I know I'm forgetting many. Doubt JK was fangirling over Beckham, as handsome as he is, in any case.
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Snapepet
I once heard Alan Rickman suggested Snape's arms and legs to have ALL of those tiny buttons running up them so his character was LITERALLY buttoned up. His cloak also fanned out to suggest a serpent's tongue. In Die Hard Alan also asked Hans Gruber to wear a fine suit instead of the casual clothes they intended originally for him to wear. Rickman was brilliant.
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I once heard Alan Rickman suggested Snape's arms and legs to have ALL of those tiny buttons running up them so his character was LITERALLY buttoned up. His cloak also fanned out to suggest a serpent's tongue. In Die Hard Alan also asked Hans Gruber to wear a fine suit instead of the casual clothes they intended originally for him to wear. Rickman was brilliant.
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judy
While I can't dispute the Beckham effect regarding Harry's Quidditch team number, I think there are other significant reasons for choosing the number seven. It functions as a clue or forewarning; there are seven books, seven horcruxes and seven 'Harry Potters' in The Deathly Hallows. There are possibly more.
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While I can't dispute the Beckham effect regarding Harry's Quidditch team number, I think there are other significant reasons for choosing the number seven. It functions as a clue or forewarning; there are seven books, seven horcruxes and seven 'Harry Potters' in The Deathly Hallows. There are possibly more.
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inthewindago
I HATE! that they start the vid wis a dig at corsets! The actress playing Belatrux has wore corsets for years in theatre! She knows they are no more uncomfortable than a modern day bra!
STOP the Propaganda against corsets started in the Victorian age! By men who never wore one to boot!
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I HATE! that they start the vid wis a dig at corsets! The actress playing Belatrux has wore corsets for years in theatre! She knows they are no more uncomfortable than a modern day bra!
STOP the Propaganda against corsets started in the Victorian age! By men who never wore one to boot!
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hardtfelt
I find it offensive that one is supposed to dress a certain way if one is gay. Im glad the wardrobe people didnt know Dumbledore was gay yet, so he was just dressed like a person (wizard person that is. Not all straight men are fashion idiots and not all gay men are fabulous all the time.
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I find it offensive that one is supposed to dress a certain way if one is gay. Im glad the wardrobe people didnt know Dumbledore was gay yet, so he was just dressed like a person (wizard person that is. Not all straight men are fashion idiots and not all gay men are fabulous all the time.
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Wuthel
The only thing that really bugged me is that Harrys Eyes are supposed to look like his mothers. But the actresses of Lily had brown and green eyes. Wasn't there a possibility to at least make them all the same colour?
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The only thing that really bugged me is that Harrys Eyes are supposed to look like his mothers. But the actresses of Lily had brown and green eyes. Wasn't there a possibility to at least make them all the same colour?
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EB
She was saying that after prisoner of Azkaban the movies became more serious and I was like I get it Sirius and I just started laughing but I realised it was a mistake or not a joke
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She was saying that after prisoner of Azkaban the movies became more serious and I was like I get it Sirius and I just started laughing but I realised it was a mistake or not a joke
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Shelley
If yall witches and wizards really are Harry Potter, beau batons is both boys and girls schools, hermiones dress is perrywinkle blue and so much more!
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If yall witches and wizards really are Harry Potter, beau batons is both boys and girls schools, hermiones dress is perrywinkle blue and so much more!
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the_things
the lack of uniforms starting in askaban whilst in hogwarts has taken away from the magic and was one of the worst things they did.
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the lack of uniforms starting in askaban whilst in hogwarts has taken away from the magic and was one of the worst things they did.
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