my fave character is Snape because he was always on the right side but he acts as he´s not.

When I read in the last book that he was in love with lily I was shocked.

That´s crazy, but I can´t change it.

What are your fave charakters?

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Some of Harry Potter Cast attended a Questions & Answers event at Soho Apple Store today.

• They discussed the technological advances throughout the series, especially in creating the seven Potters sequence for Deathly Hallows: Part I. James and Oliver admitted they weren't sure how it was going to work out, but were impressed.

• David Thewlis said that he played Lupin as gay because Alfonso Cuaron saw him that way, without JK Rowling's knowledge, but he was pleased to get his leading lady in Tonks (Natalia Tena, who sat next to him). He said he had to change his whole performance of Lupin after realising he had married Tonks in the books/movies.

• Their favourite scenes:

Michael Gambon loved the scenes of Dumbledore at the Great Hall's dais, giving his speeches and enjoying the power he got from it;

Heyman enjoyed the scene of the five boys making animal noises in the Gryffindor common room in Prisoner of Azkaban, and of Harry and Hermione dancing in Deathly Hallows: Part I;

Barron liked a scene early in Sorcerer's Stone, where Uncle Vernon pointed out that his best day of the week was Sundays because there was no post that day, much to the dismay of Harry;

Robbie Coltrane, because of his young daughter, loved the scene where Hagrid's beard caught fire in the first film given his child's direction;

Warwick Davis enjoyed the Goblet of Fire Yule Ball, and stage diving through the crowd, as well as the Tale of the Three Brothers animated sequence;

Helen McCrory was rather vague about a sequence from Deathly Hallows: Part II where everyone was present in a fiery Hogwarts scene, and a character brings out his heroism;

David Thewlis loved the comedic aspects, especially working with Mark Williams and Julie Walters, Aunt Marge's inflation in Prisoner of Azkaban, and getting to play a werewolf;

Natalia Tena loved the animation, the Sorting Hat in the first film, filming the green-screen flying sequences, and Lupin's Boggart in the wardrobe;

Bonnie Wright loved the Chamber of Secrets scene water scene, which defined her character, as well as the Deathly Hallows epilogue, at it was a cycle of a generation, and how the young girl who played her daughter Lily reminded her of herself, and the first scene she shot for Sorcerer's Stone ten years previous;

Oliver Phelps liked the fight between Fred and George in Goblet of Fire, while James loved shooting the Weasley joke shop and seeing the huge models of themselves outside the store;

Evanna Lynch liked the background aspect of Bill and Fleur's wedding, where people are dancing and chatting, and enjoyed the wizard wedding aspect of it, which she thought it was natural

Freddie Stroma enjoyed learning to thwart Quaffles for Quidditch training, and accidentally hitting a costume crew member in the back of the head.

• When asked what Hogwarts Houses you would be, Bonnie mentioned she went to a Sorting at a studio in Los Angeles, and was afraid to get sorted in front of a crowd in case it didn't choose her for Gryffindor, so she opted out of it. Oliver and James also were sorted via the same set in LA, where Oliver said the Hat called out 'Another Weasley, eh?' and sorted him in Gryffindor, while James found himself in Ravenclaw.

• Jo Rowling commented that the first set of wands created for the movies, back in Sorcerer's Stone were more ornate than she had imagined, so they went back and made them a lot simpler for the films.

• If the actors could portray another character: James jokingly said George; Bonnie said Hagrid; Warwick said Snape; Natalia, Evanna, and David Barron said Bellatrix; Thewlis said Luna Lovegood; Michael Gambon said Harry; Heyman said Lupin.

(All fake unfortunately...) 

Seen here : http://imgur.com/gallery/89zlcQ7

Does anyone else have any?

So were you able to choose your patronus, what animal would you choose, thinking in terms of something that has meaning to you and gives you comfort?

Mine would be a cow. I've loved cows since I was little and my mum would always bye me cow teddys (as my friend Jen would call them) or stuffed toys as I'd call them. lol

To this day my mum always byes me cow related things for my apartment, such as magnets and pot holders, etc.

I've always loved how cows seem so relaxed and into their own little world. That kind of represents me well...

So EXPECTO PATROMOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO (thanks Arie )

Ok, I don't think the link above works. I will try and find another one.

Try this link

https://youtu.be/A4Lc_XWDPcY

I think I would be sorted into Hufflepuf, or maybe Ravenclaw...what about you?

https://youtu.be/HIc6gfhokbs

https://www.youtube.com/edit?o=U&video_id=PS5vZvjFM0g

Here's a link to one article,

http://richmondmagazine.com/life-style/leisure/quidditch-regional-championships/

In real life, they are played with a soccer or volleyball...and the bludgers are actually dodgeballs...and the snitch is someone running around with a yellow ribbon that the chasers try and catch.  Catching the snitch is only worth 30 points, though...but it does end the game.

I guess there are quite a number of people that put together teams to play this...I saw it once advertised a year or two ago in the newspaper where they were playing some matches at Dan Daniel Park in Danville, VA...which is only about 45 minutes from me.  I believe I had some work stuff to do on the particular day, so I couldn't get away...but I like to skate at Dan Daniel park anyway, so had I been able to, I would have definitely went and checked it out.  It seems pretty fun.

Just like colleges put together club paintball teams and such...it looks like some have put together teams for this.

Has anyone ever been to one of these?  

But everything besides the exhibition is the biggest rip-off of the world .....

Anyone agree?

Dumbledore would probably, like Harry, see his family..

People think Hermione might see her getting all O's on her O.W.L's and N.E.W.T's.

But I think when she grew older, she started thinking a bit less about books and stuff.

Neville: his parents back to normal.

Sirius: (before death) a free man with James and his other friends.

Lupin: (before death) himself younger, not bitten by a werewolf.

George: Fred alive

You see what i mean ? SORRY my english is so bad Im french XD

<3

"Voldemort did great things, terrible, yes. But great." - John Hurt as Ollivander.

Voldemort - a corpse of himself, because his goal in life is to become immortal

Fred and George - probably each other dead, or injured

Dumbledore - maybe Aberforth dead? Or Harry dead? Or Voldemort reigning?

Sirius - Harry dead

Luna - I definitely want people to tell me what you think Luna would see!!! It took a long time for me, but I think her father dead!

Harry - Ginny dead???? Or Ron or Hermione, I really don't know

Anyway, guys, tell me what you think, or what boggarts you think they would have!

But that's not the topic. What I thought about when I watched it was Dan's performance - may have to do with the fact that I always found him to be the least sympathetic of the trio.

In my mind, Harry is this traumatized kid who just about loses it when he learns that there is a hidden world where he is important, powerful and famous, and that delight never leaves him - that's what I took away from reading the books. With Dan, I never really see that sense of wonder. His 'unfazed-by-everything' look is probably one part of what has been described as his 'wooden acting'; it was kind of cute when he was a little child, but had lost its charm at about the time of the third movie.

While I like Emma's Hermione, I think had she been given more screen time, her emotional personality would have shone through too much, ruining the illusion.

Rupert of course is the perfect sidekick, no doubt. What he lacks though is the mischievous spark of a Weasley. He just radiates calm.

I think what the trio has delivered is a portrayal of thorough friendship, but the HP books have this sense of brokenness about them, and that never really translated into the movies. From the hinted at abuse of Harry to the obvious psychological connotations of the dementors to the existence of an alternate world behind what we can see and accept as reality, the things that add the real drama to HP don't really come through in the movies. And this of course includes the performance of the lead characters.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-24067557

http://www.cbc.ca/news/arts/story/2013/09/12/jk-rowling-harry-potter-fantastic-beasts.html