Watch online Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 Movie
Watch Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 movie online
As we told you last week, MTV will be live streaming from the red carpet of the "Deathly Hallows: Part 1" DVD launch in New York City. That live stream, which starts at 7pm ET (12am GMT) can now be found below. Leaky is on the scene of the DVD launch at the Discovery Times Square building to cover the event with the following cast members expected to attend:
Sir Michael Gambon (Dumbledore), Robbie Coltrane (Hagrid), Helen McCrory (Narcissa Malfoy), Bonnie Wright (Ginny Weasley), James and Oliver Phelps (Weasley twins), Dohmnal Gleeson (Bill Weasley), Mark Williams (Arthur Weasley), Evanna Lynch (Luna Lovegood), David Thewlis (Lupin) and Natalia Tena (Tonks). Producers David Heyman and David Barron will also be present.
MTV is giving fans a chance to ask the stars a question, and you can submit that question via MTV.com or by using Twitter @MTVNews and hashtag #askpotter. While you're over there, don't forget to follow @Leaky on Twitter. Watch English movie online
They do face off, but it's not in the Great Hall. There are a lot of things there that are slightly different from the book, but they are true to the spirit to the book. Snape and McGonagall do face off in the book, but it's in a corridor as Harry's on his way to the Ravenclaw common room. It didn't work the way we were structuring the final battle to have that, so it takes place in the Great Hall. We also wanted to make a bigger scene of Harry's confrontation with Snape. Snape's role in the film is minimal, and it was minimal in the second half of the book, and yet you wanted to have the emotional investment when you see his past story [the memory Harry views in the Pensieve]. We wanted to build that up in order for it to have its emotional impact.
Yes, that and Dumbledore [at King's Cross]. But what I love about these films, what I love about the books, is that all the action, adventure and magic, what means most to me is the character stuff, the slow stuff. I love having the time to tell the story. I'm really happy about breaking the book into two films, it gives us the time to really spend time with the characters and have the moments such as the flashback, Dumbledore at King's Cross. If we had done it as one film, we would have lost the Snape flashback.
liked the desks too, but if you think about it, in a film which has grown up, that's kind of juvenile. It's like Peter Pettigrew strangling himself [which happened in the seventh book but was cut from the film]. It's great in the book, but really hard on film. Those things don't translate as well when the films are growing up.
It was a couple of reasons. One it was the makeup, that was the first thing. The other was, to be honest, we were limited by shooting at King's Cross. It really limited our ability to block. And in terms of performance, these little kids, some of who weren't actors, were drowned by the noise of the trains, the announcements. That was really a problem. When we filmed it back at the studio, we brought the trains to the studio and filled the station in digitally. It's really beautiful.
Watch Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 movie online
Watch Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 movie online
As we told you last week, MTV will be live streaming from the red carpet of the "Deathly Hallows: Part 1" DVD launch in New York City. That live stream, which starts at 7pm ET (12am GMT) can now be found below. Leaky is on the scene of the DVD launch at the Discovery Times Square building to cover the event with the following cast members expected to attend:
Sir Michael Gambon (Dumbledore), Robbie Coltrane (Hagrid), Helen McCrory (Narcissa Malfoy), Bonnie Wright (Ginny Weasley), James and Oliver Phelps (Weasley twins), Dohmnal Gleeson (Bill Weasley), Mark Williams (Arthur Weasley), Evanna Lynch (Luna Lovegood), David Thewlis (Lupin) and Natalia Tena (Tonks). Producers David Heyman and David Barron will also be present.
MTV is giving fans a chance to ask the stars a question, and you can submit that question via MTV.com or by using Twitter @MTVNews and hashtag #askpotter. While you're over there, don't forget to follow @Leaky on Twitter. Watch English movie online
They do face off, but it's not in the Great Hall. There are a lot of things there that are slightly different from the book, but they are true to the spirit to the book. Snape and McGonagall do face off in the book, but it's in a corridor as Harry's on his way to the Ravenclaw common room. It didn't work the way we were structuring the final battle to have that, so it takes place in the Great Hall. We also wanted to make a bigger scene of Harry's confrontation with Snape. Snape's role in the film is minimal, and it was minimal in the second half of the book, and yet you wanted to have the emotional investment when you see his past story [the memory Harry views in the Pensieve]. We wanted to build that up in order for it to have its emotional impact.
Yes, that and Dumbledore [at King's Cross]. But what I love about these films, what I love about the books, is that all the action, adventure and magic, what means most to me is the character stuff, the slow stuff. I love having the time to tell the story. I'm really happy about breaking the book into two films, it gives us the time to really spend time with the characters and have the moments such as the flashback, Dumbledore at King's Cross. If we had done it as one film, we would have lost the Snape flashback.
liked the desks too, but if you think about it, in a film which has grown up, that's kind of juvenile. It's like Peter Pettigrew strangling himself [which happened in the seventh book but was cut from the film]. It's great in the book, but really hard on film. Those things don't translate as well when the films are growing up.
It was a couple of reasons. One it was the makeup, that was the first thing. The other was, to be honest, we were limited by shooting at King's Cross. It really limited our ability to block. And in terms of performance, these little kids, some of who weren't actors, were drowned by the noise of the trains, the announcements. That was really a problem. When we filmed it back at the studio, we brought the trains to the studio and filled the station in digitally. It's really beautiful.
Watch Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 movie online
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