12 Things You Didn't Notice In The Harry Potter Movies
It's magical!
You've been pronouncing Voldemort's name wrong!
His name is actually French and is derived from the phrase, "Vol de mort" ("Flight of death.")
Ron's hair in "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone."
It magically transforms into a side part!
Portraits in Hogwarts were based off cast and crew members.
Like this portrait of Henry Bumblepuft was based on Stuart Craig.
Can you find the blunder in this scene?
Yeah, that's the cameraman kneeling behind the Hogwarts students in "Chamber of Secrets."
The actress who played Moaning Myrtle was 37.
Shirley Henderson was the oldest actress to ever play a Hogwarts student.
There are over 1000 bottles in the potions classroom.
And each one was labeled and filled with something else.
In "Prisoner of Azkaban" the mic batteries are visible.
Couldn't they just use a Sonorous charm?
All exterior shots of Hogwarts were taken using this model.
86 artists spent months building it, including details like hundreds of fiber optic lights and working hinges.
This one's from "Goblet of Fire." Pay attention to the note.
When we get a close up of the note it becomes 3 lines long instead of 4.
Another little detail from "Goblet of Fire"...
"Harry Potter and the Mysteriously Disappearing Scratches."
Do you know what the K in J.K. Rowling stands for?
Her grandmother's name, Kathleen. Publishers didn't think boys would want to read a book written by a woman.
Watch what happens to the newspaper in "Half-blood Prince."
It moves!
