Harry Potter Cast React To Behind The Scenes Moments

that's not a boy, that's a 13 year old actor, while

harry

and ron were teaming up on the hogwarts express, daniel and rupert weren't even filming in the same compartment, looking back, the

cast

of

harry

potter

has a lot of revelations about what really happened behind the

scenes

from the props that really terrified them to lines you never knew were improvised, here's how the

cast

react

ed to their favorite and least favorite

moments

on paper on bone, so I couldn't use that one, Emma Watson didn't He knows his own strength very well. While Daniel was rewatching the library scene where Emma hits him in the head, he revealed that she went a little overboard.

There was one take that was very difficult and the sound was perfectly realistic. They couldn't use the shot because both Emma and Daniel laughed out loud afterwards, you're laughing because you hit me too hard, okay, the cast also enjoy remembering

scenes

they weren't in, especially if that scene involves one of their friends being hit in the head repeatedly with projectiles. Can't wait to watch this matthew lewis and alfie enoch

react

to the training rupert had to do to practice for his quidditch scene: it involved warming up with the stuntman and then having a ball thrown in his face to try to practice how he would block shots while flying on a broom, oh god, that's in your face, but don't worry, they made sure to exaggerate it a little too.

Is there anything this man can't do? I don't believe it. Did you know that during the first movie one of Emma? Her teeth were fake, how embarrassing is it that she had just lost one of her front teeth right before filming and I had to use some kind of piece as a tooth, yes, but Emma shouldn't be too embarrassed. The young cast then revealed that they all made fake versions of her teeth in case any of them lost some during filming, so it cost them all their mouths, so it would surely happen to someone to teach the exam.

Well, the first scene filmed in the entire series was of the students leaving Hogwarts and Nerves were on edge. Daniel admits that he felt a lot like Harry. He must have been Harry. He was a little stressful. She was terrified. Emma felt the same way because it was her first time on such a big movie set. I never stepped foot on a movie set in my house. Life had never acted professionally before and then you walked onto this huge set and it was a lot harder than she thought it would be, it's not easy, Rupert felt like he had some big shoes to fill, it was a pretty scary world to walk into, but he ended up enjoying his first real experience as an actor.

He was very nervous, but it turned out that he was great. One problem that arises with filming a young cast is all the laughing, smiling, and general hijinks. Rupert in particular had to be told several times to relax his face. and let's be more serious, it didn't really work, to be honest, the laughter became so loud that rupert remembers that he and daniel couldn't be in the same compartment on the hogwarts express, they had to be separated to film all their close-ups and lines because we just couldn't look each other in the eye and keep a straight face remembering everything he ate in the first few movies.

Rubert revealed that all of the delicacies from the wizarding world were delicious and made specifically for the previous films. You could buy all kinds of Harry Potter candy. They even had a team of scientists working on beans of all flavors, which impressed Rupert because he made his dreams of eating in the Harry Potter universe come true. He was one of the first people. being able to try foods that are pretty famous nowadays all of this came straight off the page it was easy for rupert grint to pretend to be afraid of the aragog because in real life he was terrified it didn't really make me feel uncomfortable.

I didn't like it very much at all there was no cgi here just a huge mechanical spider that could actually move rupert was so disturbed by the animatron creature that looking back he says he still isn't able to see that scene he just thought he couldn't walk yet no I can see that scene, it's absolutely terrifying, did you know that Lucious and Harry's confrontation at the end of Chamber of Secrets was partially improvised and there was no line there and I said Chris Columbus, I just feel like he would say something that Jason Isaacs was, let's hope Mr.

Button is always around to save the day, but what surprised him was that Daniel effortlessly came up with an answer, don't worry, I'll be Isaacs who was completely impressed by his skills, that's not It's a 13-year-old actor, thinking back, Matthew Lewis and Alfie Enoch can't help but feel bad for the team who had to try to keep 11-year-olds in line while they were having fun with brooms and we were all playing time. While it was a little scary being tied to a broom - it's one of Matthew's funniest memories from the series and they call it work - he was brilliant, even comparing the experience to a thrill ride at a theme park you're flying through.

Something roller coaster that reminds one of his favorite scenes. Rupert revealed that the game of wizard chess from the first film was quite dangerous and involved pyrotechnics. The board lit up with real fire and when the pieces were hit, they actually exploded. Rupert even kept a souvenir from this scene: a broken piece of the exploding horse and was praised by director Chris Columbus for his performance. Rupert was so strong that some Harry Potter sets were completely digital like the Hall of Prophecies, but while he reacted to these scenes, the cast admits it. It was difficult to deliver convincing performances.

Is this all we have? One of the ways they solved this was by playing creepy sounds to get the actors in the right mindset, but they still had to face the problem of not having anything concrete to look at. able to point out where everything should be at the right time, there were even markers and crew standing to the side to help show the actors where to look and in the end director David Yates was completely impressed by the young cast, the best green screen. universe professionals the great hall was one of the largest sets in the entire series but it was surprisingly 100 real it was a huge room made of stone and even the lit candles hanging from the ceiling were real emma revealed upon looking at it that she didn't even have to pretending to be amazed while we were filming, no acting required, it also turns out that the cast's first scene in the hall was a surprise to everyone, we have never seen the great hall, even looking back, they can't believe it.

How much this epic set really brought Hogwarts to life. We thought Hermione and Ron's kiss was quite romantic, but in reality, Emma and Rupert remember that scene as one of the strangest and most uncomfortable ever filmed. Kiss Rupert. It's also uncomfortable. Rupert felt strange. Kissing his friend of over ten years felt a little self-conscious as Emma compared the scene to kissing a brother. Honestly, it was like kissing my brother. Luckily, they wrapped it up in four takes so it was over pretty quickly, but it's a wonder they managed to get a good take as they couldn't stop laughing while the cameras rolled.

Fiona Shaw will never forget a problem she had when dealing with some of the animal actors in the first film who were supposed to watch the owls. aunt petunia during the scene, but the camera kept distracting them, so the team had to come up with a solution that wasn't very appealing. We hung dead mice from my apron, that definitely made the owls focus on her more, but we will never do that. Watch this scene the same way Now that we know about Aunt Petunia's interesting fashion accessory, Warwick Davis pulled double duty in the first film as the Gringotts bank teller and Professor Flitwick.

They made me look very different from the bank teller, but despite the incredible prosthetics they did. He looks creepy, remember Daniel laughed during his scene. Chris wanted Dan to look surprised. However, Davis' attempt to make Daniel appear remotely phased didn't work at all, but in the end Daniel managed to at least look confused while he was surrounded. by actors covered in thick layers of prosthetics and Mr. Harry Potter has the key to it, while Rupert Grint is happy to react to the opening

moments

. You'll be surprised to learn that he's never seen the entire series, only seeing the first three movies, although he says he's open to changing that now that he's started a family, we wonder which one will end up being his favorite.