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Re: The All-Inclusive DH Part 2 List
Chapter: 31 - on 30 June 2011 update Chapter 31
Chapter 31: The Battle of Hogwarts: 
| | - There are spoilers from the test screening in Battle of Hogwarts, Forest/Bridge Battle, Ron/Hermione Kiss, Fiendfyre in the Room of Hidden Things, and Fred's death.
- Actor Ninette Finch was cast as Neville's grandmother, Augusta Longbottom, who is only in the scenes at the Battle of Hogwarts.
- Actor Emma Thompson has now been spotted on set so this suggest that she will return as Sybill Trelawney in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.
Battle of Hogwarts:
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Spoilers on the battle of Hogwarts:
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- In a report from the test screening by theyoungfolks there was mention of battle scenes for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.
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How is Percy’s “redemption” handled? Hardly. We just see him at the end with the Weasleys.
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- A test screening report from Rachezee.
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Wormtail is barely in the film. He doesn't get a death scene.
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- There was a second report from mugglecast on the test screening of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2, of interest are details on some characters from the battle.
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So how is the Trewlaney scene? It's brief. She's in the great hall. I don't even know what she is doing. She's talking to somebody else, but you see her. The camera doesn't even focus on her but she's there.
She doesn't have a line? She has a line, but it's to somebody else. She doesn't hit anybody with frying pans or bottles of sherry or anything like that.
She doesn't hit Greyback in the head with a crystal ball? No.
Do we see Gwarp in the film? No one is identified as Gawrp. There are giants that we see. A lot of giants look uglier then Gwarp, but I think I saw an overpass of Gwarp coming down the hill to fight in the battle. But no one's identified.
But the giants are on the death eaters' side? Yeah. That's why it is so massive. To see the students at Hogwarts battling these giants because it takes quite a few of them. But at the end of it all there are giant carcasses over the bridge and stuff. Sprawled out across the grounds of Hogwarts.
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- Producer David Heyman mentions that the final battle will be very character driven:
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Ultimately, what makes these books work, what I love about the books, is that for all the spectacle, for all the adventure, (there are) the characters. Part I will be 'the road movie' with the young stars on the run. The final battle comes in Part II. And what we are trying to do in this final battle, as much as we can, is root it in characters. For me, it’s really all about the characters and it’s about the people who are battling and, if you’re invested in that, that is what will make it work.
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- Producer David Heyman discusses in small part the final battle of Hogwarts: [source]
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The ending of Book 7 is really climatic in so many ways. Is that going to be like a 20-minute part of the movie or a 30-minute part of the movie? Have you guys already started thinking about that? DAVID HEYMAN: Absolutely. I mean we’ve got a script version of it. I think it’ll probably be 30 minutes, they get to Hogwarts fairly early on, but there’s a lot of build up before the battle happens, you know? And there are 2 parts to the battle. There’s the first part and then there’s the post-death of Harry part, if you know what I mean.
I know exactly what you mean. DAVID HEYMAN: Yeah, so in a way there’s a couple of different parts to that battle.
Well, it’s almost like the ending of Book 7 and the ending of movie 2-part 2 is almost like what people have been waiting for all the movies to see, which is the big, big showdown.DAVID HEYMAN: It’s funny, yes I think that’s true and the showdown will be…that poses its own challenges in terms of adaptation. Not only the expectation of that final showdown but also what I love about Jo’s work is that’s it’s emotionally rooted. And in the book, actually, Harry doesn’t do much fighting back. In fact, he’s…I’m not going to use the word but he has the 'blank' beaten out of him. I just said well, there’s more engagement in our version of the final battle.
I was going to ask you about that because that’s one of the things, to me, is amazing about the ending of that book is that Harry accepts his fate without knowing what’s going to happen. It can go either way, you know? And it’s sort of he’s… DAVID HEYMAN: That’s true up until…when he’s reborn, Harry is aware that Voldemort is vulnerable and is a defeated man. And that’s something that we’re wrestling with and determining right now just so that it works in cinematic terms and not just on a…yeah that it works cinematically.
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Heyman stated that the battle will be around thirty minutes long. He also said that there will be more 'engagement' then happens in the book while discussing the 'final showdown'.
- In an article from an unknown crew member was the mention of a long list of those to return for the Battle of Hogwarts as well as a little bit about the intensity of the battle:
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Member of the team announced that their production decided to intensify this battle, giving it an atmosphere of profound final war for the Harry Potter saga involving a lot of extras and secondary characters.
An army of death eaters was created, with approximately 20 to 30 death eater-extras.
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- Two Potter fans were able to visit the set of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows at Leavesden studio and we learned from their report:
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A prop of Aragog is being used as model for bigger larger spiders in DH (presumably for Battle of Hogwarts).
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- Actor Chris Rankin (Percy Weasley) twittered that 43 principal cast members would be on set filming for a 5am wake-up call. It is thought this is for filming scenes during the battle and this is confirmation that they are trying to get as many characters back for the battles as is possible.
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Actors discuss the Battle:
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- Actor Matthew Lewis (Neville Longbottom) discusses his character and the destruction during the Battle of Hogwarts:
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So what have you learned in terms of acting in Deathly Hallows compared to your character in the previous six films? MATTHEW LEWIS: Ooh, that's a good one. Well, Neville’s really, really come on a lot this year. While Harry, Ron, and Hermione have been out of school, Neville’s assumed Harry’s position of leader of Dumbledore’s Army. It's literally all that training that Neville’s been through throughout the last couple of years. It all leads up to this point. Neville’s taken on a much bigger role this year and it's been so much fun to do. I've had a lot more scenes to do, and tougher scenes as well. Not just physically. Some of the stuff stunt-wise and the physicality of some of the bigger action sequences are tough, but I've enjoyed that, but then also the more subtle stuff.
‘Cause at the end of the day, as much fun as all that is, there's also the idea that it is a war going on and people are dying. Neville, though he's very adrenalized - he's just really reckless in this film - he's not immune to the death and destruction around him. A lot of it’s really sad. We're seeing the destruction of these sets, these buildings that have been with us since the beginning. The Great Hall, the courtyards and stuff, and they're all getting wrecked. So it's been quite interesting as an actor to take all that on board. It’s quite good. It's the last film as well because it really helps you when you're acting to think, ‘This is the last one’ and literally its all coming to this one point. But it's been cool.
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- Actor Tom Felton (Draco Malfoy) gives his opinion on the intensity of the battle:
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It's unquestionably more exciting, and just far more substantial, as well. It usually takes us about seven months to film; we've been here for sixteen months doing two films. There's a lot more into this, especially with the action and the battle sequences. The final half-hour, or the final hour, really, of the final movie will be non-stop carnage, and I can't wait to see it.
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- In an interview with Daniel Radcliffe (Harry Potter) and Rupert Grint (Ronald Weasley), they discuss filming battles in Deathly Hallows: [video]
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DANIEL RADCLIFFE: I'm in every day, basically. I was lying in a pool of mud and dust and smoke and it irritated my throat and I developed a cold.
RUPERT GRINT: Yeah, it is very physical, there is a lot of kind of battle scenes and kind of wand action which is always quite fun.
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- Actor Rupert Grint (Ronald Weasley) discussed his general impressions on the battle of Hogwarts.
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What was it like shooting that final battle? RUPERT GRINT: The way we filmed it was confusing, because we filmed both parts simultaneously. So some days we'd be doing a Part One scene, then a huge battle. It was quite hard to keep track of what was going on in Part Two, so I'll be quite interested to see how it's all been put together. But the battle sequences are great, I think. It was just so big and epic; there was one scene in the courtyard where it's one big, continuous shot and they have five cameras picking up everything, and there's giants and fire and big craters. Even for Harry Potter, it felt really huge. These sets, they did actually destroy them. The rubble you see is actually the set falling apart. It's quite weird seeing all these sets that I've grown up in as piles of rubble, there's something strange about that. But it's going to be amazing.
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- Actor Gemma Jones (Madam Poppy Pomfrey) discussed her character getting some battle time in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.
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I did have to do a lot of fighting with my wand. At my age and station it was a very good workout. I’m fighting the death eaters with my wand so I had a good time.
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- Actor Robbie Coltrane mentioned a scene with Hagrid fighting in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2.
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What are you excited about to see the most in the film? ROBBIE COLTRANE: There is a huge massive battle going on, as Hagrid, i got to throw some death eaters off a bridge. It was lovely to do a bit of that. I haven't done that in years. Beating them up. Throwing them over things. It was lovely.
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- Actor Rupert Grint (Ronald Weasley) mentions Hogwarts burning and the Gryffindor common room as a pile of rubble.
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I know we see Hogwarts burning, but was there anything else for you that was heart wrenching from the closing of the Harry Potter saga? RUPERT GRINT: In part two, it’s quite shocking. It’s like a war film. There are bodies everywhere, people dying. All these really familiar sets that I’ve grown up, like the Gryffindor common room, is just piles of rubble. It’s quite meaningful as well, it’s the last film. It’s the end. It made it feel even more final. It’s quite sad.
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- Actor Ciarán Hinds (Aberforth Dumbledore) mentions his character taking part in the battle at Hogwarts:
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Then I had to shoot for two more days, where they had me running around this huge set. It had been ripped apart in a Morlock battle. It was covered with people running around waving a wand in a certain direction. That was the mad part of it that I just had one day on.
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- There were screenshots from interviews of Hermione and Ginny with blood on their faces from battling.
Screenshots of Hermione and Ginny:
- There were photos from a sticker book released, of interest is a shot of Oliver Wood.
Photo of Oliver Wood:
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Sets for the Battle:
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Hogwarts Castle- In a report by Cinemablend from the ShoWest Convention is a mention of Hogwarts being 'on fire'. [source]
- Actor Tom Felton (Draco Malfoy) mentions filming outdoor scenes at Hogwart's:
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We’ve been shooting outdoors at the moment and they built basically this decrepit castle that’s all been smashed up and it’s quite incredible…so a lot of credit goes to Stuart Tozer who’s the set designer, it’s never an easy task.
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- In a tweet from FirstShowing from the ShoWest Convention is a mention of the Quidditch pitch during the battle: [source]
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Yep, just saw the Quidditch arena burning down – footage from Deathly Hallows. Looks awesome.
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The Entrance Courtyard- A photo was taken at Levensden Studio, London of a new bridge that Voldemort will cross to enter Hogwarts during the final confrontation:
Photo of bridge that Voldemort uses to enter Hogwarts:
- Photos of Hogwarts from HP4U showing a lot of rubble left over from the battle:
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- There were behind the scenes photos of the great hall and entrance courtyard sets released online. The snow has nothing to do with the scene.
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Draco, Blaise, and Goyle in Hogwarts:
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Filch by a Cell- The First Official Teaser Trailer for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows was released with footage from both parts. Of interest is a shot of Filch walking away from some students in a cell behind some bars then an explosion takes place. In the test screenings there were mentions of the Slytherin students being sent to the dungeon after their reaction to Harry's appearance. This scene may have to do with that. It is possibly also that this could be Draco, Blaise, and Goyle. Needs confirmation. [video]
Screencaps of Filch with explosion behind him in cell:
- There were photos from a sticker book released, of interest is a shot of Flich in the Hallway.
Photo of Filch:
Draco, Blaise, and Goyle during the Battle- A featurette was released of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows during the ABC Family weekend, of interest is a shot of Draco hiding around a corner during the battle. [video]
Screencap of Draco:
- There was a behind the scenes featurette for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows called 'The Story' with footage from both parts shown during the ABC Family Harry Potter Marathon. Of interest is a shot of what looks like Draco, Blaise, and Goyle moving around a corner near explosions and fire. [video]
Screencaps of Draco, Blaise, and Goyle hiding during the battle:
- There were photos from a sticker book released, of interest are shots of Draco, Blaise, and Goyle in Hogwarts with rubble around them.
Photos of Draco, Blaise, and Goyle:
- There was a photo released of Draco, Blaise, and Goyle holding hands in Hogwarts. Notice Draco is using his mother's wand. It is thought that this may be them apparating or attempting to apparate in or near the Room of Hidden Things around the time of the fiendfyre scene. This may also be them attempting to enter the Room of Requirements.
Photo of Draco, Blaise, and Goyle:
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The Ron and Hermione kiss / Chamber of Secrets:
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Spoilers from the test screening on the Ron/Hermione kiss:
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And Ron and Hermione's was good. They stopped looked around and mauled each other.
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- In a report from Edward on the test screening.
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Ron/Hermione kiss? Ron actually has the idea that the basilisk fangs might destroy horcruxes so they go down and they take the cup. It is now Hermione's turn to destroy a horcrux so she does that in the actual chamber of secrets. Then this big waterfall, big explosion of water comes up from the chamber and drenches them and then they sort of turn and look at each other and it's like they are going to hug and oh my god they are kissing. And that last for a good number of seconds.
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- In a report from the test screening by theyoungfolks there was mention of the scenes in the Chamber of Secrets with Ron and Hermione.
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How is the destruction of the Cup in the Chamber of Secrets? Pretty cool. Hermione stabs it with the fang and a flood of water washes over Ron and Hermione and then they kiss.
And the tsunami in the Chamber of Secrets? How? It is gigantic? It’s not too gigantic. Just enough to cause a flash flood.
Can you list all of the Ron/Hermione romantic or cute scenes you can think of? The kiss. The hand-holding that let Harry know that they’re finally together. They hug a couple times. There weren’t too many. Not a lot of romance in this one.
Do we get to see Ron and Hermione destroy the Horcrux? Yes.
If so, does the cup fight back like the locket did? No.
Does Hermione destroy it? Yes.
If Hermione does destroy it, does she experience the same kind of taunting that Ron experienced with the locket? No.
Is the camera angle bad for the kiss? Do they just lean in or do they hold each other? Is it bad like the HBP kiss? Actually, I think the camera angle was really good. Full body, looking up.
They just grab each other and kiss. Not like the HBP kiss.
How do Ron and Hermione get out of the Chamber of Secrets? Also, do we see Ron imitating Parselmouth to get into the chamber? Ron opens the door with parseltongue he remembered from when Harry sleep talks.
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Chamber of Secrets
- A featurette called Horcruxes was released, of interest is a shot of Ron and Hermione near the door of the Chamber of Secrets. Ron uses parseltongue to open the door. [size'"1"][video][/size]
Screencap of Ron and Hermione at the door to the chamber of secrets:
- There were photos from a sticker book released, of interest is a shot of Ron and Hermione entering the Chamber of Secrets.
Photo of Ron and Hermione near the ladder:
- There was a behind the scenes featurette for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows called 'On The Run' with footage from both parts shown during the ABC Family Harry Potter Marathon. Of interest is a shot of Ron and Hermione near the ladder entrance to the Chamber of Secrets. [video]
Screencap of Ron and Hermione in the Chamber of Secrets:
- A set report from collider mentions the skeleton of the basilisk from the Chamber of Secrets.
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The next location we visited was the creature shop and the fabrication area. We got to see the skeleton of the basilisk snake from the first film as it’s needed in this last movie.
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- Two Potter fans were able to visit the set of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows at Leavesden studio and we learned from their report:
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An enormous Basilisk skeleton. Above it an artists’ sketch of the skeleton, in the Chamber, with Ron and Hermione standing next to it.
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- Of interest were shots of Ron removing a basilisk fang from the skeleton in the Chamber of Secrets which they will use to destroy the horcrux cup and diadem.
Photos of Ron and Hermione with Ron removing basilisk fang:
- A featurette called Gringotts and Goblins was released, of interest is a shot of Ron and Hermione kneeling on the floor of the chamber of secrets with the cup between them and Hermione raising a basilisk fang over her head. [video]
Screencap of the cup horcrux and Hermione with a basilisk fang:
- A clip was released of Ron and Hermione entering the Chamber of Secrets retrieving a basilisk fang when Hermione then uses to stab the cup horcrux. [video]
- In an article from Entertainment Weekly there is mention of the scene in the Chamber of Secrets where the horcrux causes water to attack Ron and Hermione.
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The three of them were shooting a scene in the Room of Requirement in which Harry, Ron, and Hermione are searching for a horcrux – in this case, the tiara-like Ravenclaw diadem. Watson and Grint were both sopping wet. (In the film, Ron and Hermione have recently destroyed another horcrux in water and were pursued by a Voldemort-shaped tsunami.)
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- The seventh tv spot was released, of interest is a shot of the tsunami starting to rise in the chamber of secrets of Ron and Hermione kill the cup horcrux. [video]
Screencap of the tsunami rising:
- The second theatrical trailer for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 was released, of interest are shots of Ron and Hermione running from the tsunami of water that attacks them when they destroy the horcrux cup. [video]
Screencaps of Ron and Hermione and the tusnami of water:
Ron/Hermione Kiss- Director David Yates states on the Ron and Hermione kiss: 'We're in the middle of a huge battle when they snog. It's pretty intense'.
- According to an interview with Daniel Radcliffe (Harry Potter) and Emma Watson (Hermione Granger), Daniel was not on set during The Kiss between Ron and Hermione in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: [video]
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DANIEL RADCLIFFE: Rupert, he kissed Emma in that scene in the seventh film, which I imagine was quite odd. Although I was desperate to be on set, but they knew. They so had predicted I would be a nightmare if I was on set and I would be giving Rupert and Emma nothing but grief if I was on set that day that they actually sent me into the forest to film that day. They sent me about thirty miles away from the studio so that I was just going to be no where near the studio.
EMMA WATSON: Everyone wanted to come and watch it and like Rupert and I were struggling so much with the pressure of it anyway and you know especially if Dan had been there it would have been, it would have been too much I think.
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- Producer David Heyman states that Harry will not be there during the Ron and Hermione kiss and that he is not in the scene:
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Dan Radcliffe said he wasn't present when Rupert and Emma did their kiss scene. Was that deliberate – so he wouldn't distract them?
DAVID HEYMAN: No.
Harry's not in the scene?
DAVID HEYMAN: No.
So it's not like it is in the book?
[HEYMAN shakes his head no]
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These reports confirm that Harry is not there when Ron and Hermione kiss when they are in the Chamber of Secrets retrieving the basilisk fangs which they use to destroy one of the horcruxes.
- Actor Rupert Grint (Ron Weasley) discusses the kiss between Ron and Hermione in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows:
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RUPERT GRINT: There's a worse one in Number 7, I have to kiss, I say have to, I have to kiss Emma Watson and that was a bit weird that one, but it's...A worse kiss in what way? It was just more embarrassing because we have known each other for so, I've known her since she was nine, and it just felt wrong really, but, yeah, it was fine in the end and I think it's quite sweet.
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- Actor Emma Watson (Hermione Granger) says that during the kiss with Rupert Grint (Ron Weasley) she 'ended up pouncing on him'. They both also say similar things in a second interview. They both also talk about the kiss in this interview.
- Actor Rupert Grint (Ron Weasley) mentions that Ron was 'leaning in close to her (Hermione's) face... and we have to look kind of lovingly at each other'.
- A blooper shot was released of Emma Watson (Hermione Granger) and Rupert Grint (Ronald Weasley) looking at each other during a take of the kiss from the Chamber of Secrets.
Screencap of Ron and Hermione:
- There were photos from a sticker book released, of interest is a shot of Ron and Hermione looking at the Marauder's map possibly looking for Harry or the snake or the Room of Requirements. They are wet so it has to be after the Chamber of Secrets scene.
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Fiendfyre in the Room of Hidden Things:
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Spoilers from the test screening on the Fiendfyre scene:
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They each have their own broomstick and Harry saves Malfoy (Ron's thoughts about this are word for word with the book) and Ron saves Goyle.
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- In a report from the test screening by theyoungfolks there was mention of the Fiendfyre scene in the Room of Hidden Things.
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How is Goyle’s death handled? He falls into a gulf of fire in the room of requirement.
Does Goyle have lines? Goyle tells Malfoy to get Harry and he says somethings while chasing the trio in the room of requirement.
Does Ron shout “If we die for them I’ll kill you Harry!” during the Room of Requirements fire? Yeah, Ron says that.
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- Director David Yates mentions the Fiendfyre scene in the Room of Hidden Things: [source]
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Tomorrow we're shooting the scene in the Room of Requirement, where Harry, Ron, and Hermione are being chased by Fiendfyre and it's a very cool scene.
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- Actor Tom Felton (Draco Malfoy) talks about his character in Deathly Hallows Part 2.
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What is in store for Draco? There is a bit of redemption. I don't think the crowd will be cheering him on, but he and Harry come to each others aid on more than one occasion.
Was Draco in it enough to keep you satisfied? It's a tough one, because it was 140 central cast members in this last film, so even if you get half a page of dialogue, consider yourself lucky. But there's a lot more physical stuff for Draco to do with the big, final battle coming up - he has quite a role in that and that was a lot different for me.
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Trio outside Room of Requirements- There were photos from a sticker book released, of interest is a shot of Ron and Hermione looking at the Marauder's map possibly looking for the snake. They are wet so it has to be after the Chamber of Secrets scene.
Photo of Ron and Hermione looking at the Marauder's map:
- The seventh tv spot was released, of interest is a shot of Hermione with wet hair in the hallway near the room of requirements. She says "brilliant" probably to Ron. [video]
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Photo of Ron and Hermione outside the room of requirements:
Trio looking for the Diadem- Harry finds the diadem in the Room of Hidden Things because he can sense the horcruxes which will make that screeching noise like the locket did in Deathly Hallows Part 1.
- The first theatrical trailer for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 was released, of interest is a shot of the diadem of ranvenclaw. [video]
Screencap of the diadem:
- There were photos from a sticker book released, of interest is a shot of Harry finding the diadem in the Room of Hidden things.
Photos of Harry finding the diadem:
Trio duel Malfoy, Blaise, and Goyle- There was a photo in the commercial for the dvd of Deathly Hallows Part 1 showing Draco Malfoy and Gregory Goyle pointing their wands in the Room of Hidden Things. They are most likely pointing their wands at the trio before the fiendfyre begins.
Photo of Malfoy and Goyle in the Room of Hidden Things:
- There were photos from a sticker book released, of interest is one of Draco, Blaise, and Goyle pointing their wands in the Room of Requirements.
Photo of Drcao, Blaise, and Goyle in the Room of Requirements:
- The fourth tv spot of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows was released, of interest is a shot of Hermione shooting a spell in the Room of Requirements. [video]
Screencap of Hermione shooting a spell:
Screencap of Hermione and Ron during the dueling:
The Fiendfyre- The First Official Teaser Trailer for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows was released with footage from both parts. Of interest are some shots of the trio running away from the Fiendfyre in the Room of Hidden Things: [video]
Screencaps of the trio running away from the fiendfyre:
- The first theatrical trailer for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 was released, of interest are shots of Ron and Hermione running away from the fiendfyre and then a shot of Harry putting up some sort of barrier to protect the trio from the fiendfyre. Notice that there seems to be a face in the fiendfyre and that Harry is holding the diadem. [video]
Screencaps of the trio running from the fiendfyre:
- There was a fan report from the London Film and Comic Con in which Josh Herdman (Gregory Goyle) stated that there will be a larger focus on Blaise Zabini, a young Slytherin played by Louis Cordice, instead of Vincent Crabbe.
- There was a fan report from Muggle Mayhem, a Harry Potter convention in Nothhampton, England stating that Joshua Herdman (Gregory Goyle) confirmed that Jamie Waylett will not reprise his role as Vincent Crabbe and that his character of Goyle will die instead.
Blaise will take Crabbe's place in the Fiendfyre scene in the Room of Hidden Things alongside Gregory Goyle and Draco Malfoy as they attack Harry, Ron, and Hermione.
- Two Potter fans were able to visit the set of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows at Leavesden studio where we get another confirmation of the Fiendfyre scene which takes place in the Room of Hidden Things.
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The Room of Requirements filming is also underway, with two doubles recently who 'were perched atop one of the stacks of furniture and rigged into a harness.'
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- The First Official Teaser Trailer for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows was released with footage from both parts. Of interest is some shots of Draco, Goyle, and Blaise trying to climb some of the stuff to escape the fiendfyre in the Room of Hidden Things: [video]
Screencaps of Draco, Goyle, and Blaise climbing stuff in the Room of Hidden Things:
- A featurette was released of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows during the ABC Family weekend, of interest is a shot of Draco, Goyle, and Blaise climbing in the Room of Hidden things. [video]
Screencap of the Fiendfyre and Draco:
- The second theatrical trailer for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 was released, of interest is a shot of Goyle falling into the fiendfyre. [video]
Screencap of Goyle falling:
The Story 2011: Blaise and Draco hanging on in the room of hidden things:
- There was a photo released of Harry and Hermione climbing on top of a pile of stuff in the Room of Hidden Things. Notice that Harry is holding the diadem of Ravenclaw.
Photo of Harry and Hermione in the Room of Hidden Things:
- There was a photo released, of interest is a behind the scenes shot of Harry and Hermione on a pile of stuff in the Room of Hidden Things.
Photo of Harry and Hermione:
Escaping the Fiendfyre on Broomsticks- Actor Tom Felton (Draco Malfoy) comments over twitter about 'many hard days spent in the harness with the stunt guys'. This is assumed to be during the escape from the Fiendfyre in the Room of Hidden Things because this is the only moment in which Draco is on a broom during Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.
- In a report by Cinemablend from the ShoWest Convention mentions Hermione on a broom: [source]
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One of the final shots was of Hermione riding a broom, by herself, escaping from a fireball that's likely the curse that Goyle sets off in the Room of Requirement near the end.
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- There was a behind the scenes video that showed a short bit of Hermione shooting a spell on a broomstick most likely while leaving the Room of Hidden Things after the fiendfyre starts destroying everything.
Screencap of Hermione on a broomstick shooting a spell:
- There was a sneak peak released during the show Ellen, of interest are shots of the Hermione shooting a spell on a broom with Ron and Blaise on a broom and Harry and Draco on a broom behind her as they fly through the fiendfyre in the Room of Hidden Things. [video]
Screencap of the trio in the fiendfyre:
- The second theatrical trailer for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 was released, of interest is a shot of the fiendfyre with a face suggesting that the diadem fights back by trying to attack the trio with the fiendfyre just like it tried to attack Ron and Hermione with the water in the Chamber of Secrets. [video]
Screencap of the fiendfyre with a face:
Harry stabs Diadem- There were photos from a sticker book released, of interest is a shot of Harry right before he stabs the diadem of Ravenclaw with a Basilisk fang.
Photos of Harry holding a basilisk fang over the diadem:
- The seventh tv spot was released, of interest is a shot of Harry stabbing the diadem with a basilisk fang outside the Room of Requirements. [video]
Screencaps of Harry stabbing the diadem with a basilisk fang:
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Dementors Attack Hogwarts:
| | - The second theatrical trailer for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 was released, of interest are shots of dementors attacking Hogwarts and then one of Aberforth dispelling them. [video]
Screencaps of dementors and Aberforth shooting a wave patronus:
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Fred's Death:
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Spoilers from the test screening on Fred's death:
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How is Fred’s death handled? It’s so sad. First we see him get disarmed by a death eater. Later we see the Weasley’s crying over his body. Ron sobs over him. I couldn’t stop crying.
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- A test screening report from Rachezee.
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Fred's death was very quick and we don't see it happen. It's possible it's because the effects weren't complete. We see him laid out.
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- Actor Oliver Phelps (George Weasley) gave an interview on the twins during the battle.
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What was your last day filming? OLIVER PHELPS: I think it was when we were doing re-shoots, and it was a scene at the battlement sequence. It was an added scene, actually, where James (Phelps, Fred Weasley) and myself were standing on the turrets of the castle, where there was a green screen and everything, and it was just ad-libbed for about a minute. It was quite nice, but it was hard. It was a weird feeling when they yelled, "Wrap!".
Your characters have always added a rather light touch, but in this film there are some rather heavier sections. OLIVER PHELPS: Well yes, in the final installment there are not a lot of laughs from Fred and George at all. Actually, the re-shoot scene that we did was, I think, the first time you see them scared. it's great to be able to play the same character but show a totally different side, one that the audience haven't seen before, or even something that they hadn't been expecting.
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- A featurette called The Story was released, of interest is a shot of Fred and George on the battlements of Hogwarts waiting for the battle to begin. [video]
Screencap of Fred and George on the battlements:
- The ninth tv spot was released, of interest is a shot of Fred on the ground during the battle with a spell being shot at him. [video]
Screencap of Fred on the ground:
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