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* ActingForTwo: Creator:JasonIsaacs joins the cast as Lucius Malfoy in this film. He also provides the hissing and parseltongue sound effects for the Basilisk.
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* ActingForTwo: Creator:JasonIsaacs Creator/JasonIsaacs joins the cast as Lucius Malfoy in this film. He also provides the hissing and parseltongue sound effects for the Basilisk.
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* ActingForTwo: Jason Isaacs as Lucius Malfoy and the Basilisk.
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* ActingForTwo: Jason Isaacs Creator:JasonIsaacs joins the cast as Lucius Malfoy in this film. He also provides the hissing and parseltongue sound effects for the Basilisk.
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** Creator/DanielRadcliffe and Creator/JasonIsaacs ad-libbed the "Let's hope Mr Potter will be around..." exchange in Dumbledore's office.
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** Creator/DanielRadcliffe and Creator/JasonIsaacs also ad-libbed the "Let's hope Mr Potter will be around..." exchange his famous remark to Harry in Dumbledore's office. To his surprise, Creator/DanielRadcliffe then improvised Harry’s equally iconic response.
--> '''Lucius:''' Let’s hope Mr. Potter will always be around to save the day.
--> '''Harry:''' Don’t worry. I will be.
--> '''Lucius:''' Let’s hope Mr. Potter will always be around to save the day.
--> '''Harry:''' Don’t worry. I will be.
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Why do people keep using this justification? If a character is doesn't age, that means their voice and appearance wouldn't change. Why would it be expected or justified for them to look or sound any older than they are?
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* DawsonCasting: As noted above, Christian Coulson was twenty three playing sixteen. Likewise Shirley Henderson who plays Myrtle was ''thirty seven''. This one is fully justified by Myrtle being a ghost who never ages - and therefore better to be played by an older actress rather than a teenager.
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* DawsonCasting: As noted above, Christian Coulson was twenty three playing sixteen. Likewise Shirley Henderson Henderson, who plays Myrtle school-age Myrtle, was ''thirty seven''. This one is fully justified by Myrtle being a ghost who never ages - and therefore better to be played by an older actress rather than a teenager.seven''.
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*** Similarly, Draco grumpily dragging Crabbe down when he stands up with the rest of the students to applaud Hagrid's return was a result of Crabbe's actor, Jamie Waylett, forgetting that he ''wasn't'' supposed to stand up and join in.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen:
** Madam Hooch was slated to return. However Zoe Wanamaker didn't like the salary she was being offered and turned it down. All of Madam Hooch's lines were then given to [=McGonagall=].
** Creator/AlanCumming was offered the part of Gilderoy Lockhart, but turned it down upon hearing that Creator/RupertGrint would be making more money than him on the project.
** Creator/JudeLaw nearly played Gilderoy Lockhart but was deemed too young for the role. [[Film/FantasticBeasts He would later go on to play a younger Albus Dumbledore.]]
** Creator/RichardEGrant and Creator/BillNighy (who eventually played Rufus Scrimgeour) were considered for the role of Lucius.
** Creator/EddieRedmayne auditioned for the role of Tom Riddle, which went to Christian Coulson. He would later be cast as lead character Newt Scamander in ''Film/FantasticBeastsAndWhereToFindThem''.
** Book example. Penelope Clearwater was a fifth year in early printings, making her a year younger than Percy. Later printings changed her to a sixth year.
** As noted in the description on the main page, Rowling originally intended for the book to include more {{Foreshadowing}} and other things like that related to the main plot of the series; however, her editor deemed these parts unnecessary and ordered her to remove them. Since this was only her 2nd book, Rowling had yet to obtain her AuteurLicense and had to comply. Most of what she wanted to reveal in this book ended up getting moved to ''[[Literature/HarryPotterAndTheHalfBloodPrince Half-Blood Prince]]'', resulting in ''Chamber Of Secrets'' getting criticized for not doing much to advance the MythArc of the series, and ''Half-Blood Prince'' being rather {{Exposition}} heavy.
** The initial concept for Lucius Malfoy was of a man with short blond hair and a pinstriped suit. When they showed it to Jason Isaacs, he argued that Lucius, being a wizard supremacist, would want to look as different from a Muggle as possible. He put on a long blond wig and velvet cloak and suggested a cane for grand gestures, leading to the iconic Lucius Malfoy look.
** Madam Hooch was slated to return. However Zoe Wanamaker didn't like the salary she was being offered and turned it down. All of Madam Hooch's lines were then given to [=McGonagall=].
** Creator/AlanCumming was offered the part of Gilderoy Lockhart, but turned it down upon hearing that Creator/RupertGrint would be making more money than him on the project.
** Creator/JudeLaw nearly played Gilderoy Lockhart but was deemed too young for the role. [[Film/FantasticBeasts He would later go on to play a younger Albus Dumbledore.]]
** Creator/RichardEGrant and Creator/BillNighy (who eventually played Rufus Scrimgeour) were considered for the role of Lucius.
** Creator/EddieRedmayne auditioned for the role of Tom Riddle, which went to Christian Coulson. He would later be cast as lead character Newt Scamander in ''Film/FantasticBeastsAndWhereToFindThem''.
** Book example. Penelope Clearwater was a fifth year in early printings, making her a year younger than Percy. Later printings changed her to a sixth year.
** As noted in the description on the main page, Rowling originally intended for the book to include more {{Foreshadowing}} and other things like that related to the main plot of the series; however, her editor deemed these parts unnecessary and ordered her to remove them. Since this was only her 2nd book, Rowling had yet to obtain her AuteurLicense and had to comply. Most of what she wanted to reveal in this book ended up getting moved to ''[[Literature/HarryPotterAndTheHalfBloodPrince Half-Blood Prince]]'', resulting in ''Chamber Of Secrets'' getting criticized for not doing much to advance the MythArc of the series, and ''Half-Blood Prince'' being rather {{Exposition}} heavy.
** The initial concept for Lucius Malfoy was of a man with short blond hair and a pinstriped suit. When they showed it to Jason Isaacs, he argued that Lucius, being a wizard supremacist, would want to look as different from a Muggle as possible. He put on a long blond wig and velvet cloak and suggested a cane for grand gestures, leading to the iconic Lucius Malfoy look.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen:
** Madam Hooch was slated to return. However Zoe Wanamaker didn't like the salary she was being offered and turned it down. All of Madam Hooch's lines were then given to [=McGonagall=].
** Creator/AlanCumming was offered the part of Gilderoy Lockhart, but turned it down upon hearing that Creator/RupertGrint would be making more money than him on the project.
** Creator/JudeLaw nearly played Gilderoy Lockhart but was deemed too young for the role. [[Film/FantasticBeasts He would later go on to play a younger Albus Dumbledore.]]
** Creator/RichardEGrant and Creator/BillNighy (who eventually played Rufus Scrimgeour) were considered for the role of Lucius.
** Creator/EddieRedmayne auditioned for the role of Tom Riddle, which went to Christian Coulson. He would later be cast as lead character Newt Scamander in ''Film/FantasticBeastsAndWhereToFindThem''.
** Book example. Penelope Clearwater was a fifth year in early printings, making her a year younger than Percy. Later printings changed her to a sixth year.
** As noted in the description on the main page, Rowling originally intended for the book to include more {{Foreshadowing}} and other things like that related to the main plot of the series; however, her editor deemed these parts unnecessary and ordered her to remove them. Since this was only her 2nd book, Rowling had yet to obtain her AuteurLicense and had to comply. Most of what she wanted to reveal in this book ended up getting moved to ''[[Literature/HarryPotterAndTheHalfBloodPrince Half-Blood Prince]]'', resulting in ''Chamber Of Secrets'' getting criticized for not doing much to advance the MythArc of the series, and ''Half-Blood Prince'' being rather {{Exposition}} heavy.
** The initial concept for Lucius Malfoy was of a man with short blond hair and a pinstriped suit. When they showed it to Jason Isaacs, he argued that Lucius, being a wizard supremacist, would want to look as different from a Muggle as possible. He put on a long blond wig and velvet cloak and suggested a cane for grand gestures, leading to the iconic Lucius Malfoy look.WhatCouldHaveBeen: See [[WhatCouldHaveBeen/HarryPotter subpage]].
** Madam Hooch was slated to return. However Zoe Wanamaker didn't like the salary she was being offered and turned it down. All of Madam Hooch's lines were then given to [=McGonagall=].
** Creator/AlanCumming was offered the part of Gilderoy Lockhart, but turned it down upon hearing that Creator/RupertGrint would be making more money than him on the project.
** Creator/JudeLaw nearly played Gilderoy Lockhart but was deemed too young for the role. [[Film/FantasticBeasts He would later go on to play a younger Albus Dumbledore.]]
** Creator/RichardEGrant and Creator/BillNighy (who eventually played Rufus Scrimgeour) were considered for the role of Lucius.
** Creator/EddieRedmayne auditioned for the role of Tom Riddle, which went to Christian Coulson. He would later be cast as lead character Newt Scamander in ''Film/FantasticBeastsAndWhereToFindThem''.
** Book example. Penelope Clearwater was a fifth year in early printings, making her a year younger than Percy. Later printings changed her to a sixth year.
** As noted in the description on the main page, Rowling originally intended for the book to include more {{Foreshadowing}} and other things like that related to the main plot of the series; however, her editor deemed these parts unnecessary and ordered her to remove them. Since this was only her 2nd book, Rowling had yet to obtain her AuteurLicense and had to comply. Most of what she wanted to reveal in this book ended up getting moved to ''[[Literature/HarryPotterAndTheHalfBloodPrince Half-Blood Prince]]'', resulting in ''Chamber Of Secrets'' getting criticized for not doing much to advance the MythArc of the series, and ''Half-Blood Prince'' being rather {{Exposition}} heavy.
** The initial concept for Lucius Malfoy was of a man with short blond hair and a pinstriped suit. When they showed it to Jason Isaacs, he argued that Lucius, being a wizard supremacist, would want to look as different from a Muggle as possible. He put on a long blond wig and velvet cloak and suggested a cane for grand gestures, leading to the iconic Lucius Malfoy look.
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** Madam Hooch was slated to return. However Zoe Wanamaker didn't like the salary she was being offered and turned it down. All of Madam Hooch's lines were then given to [=McGonagall=]. Creator/AlanCumming was offered the part but turned it down upon hearing that Creator/RupertGrint would be making more money than him on the project.
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** Madam Hooch was slated to return. However Zoe Wanamaker didn't like the salary she was being offered and turned it down. All of Madam Hooch's lines were then given to [=McGonagall=]. [=McGonagall=].
** Creator/AlanCumming was offered the part of Gilderoy Lockhart, but turned it down upon hearing that Creator/RupertGrint would be making more money than him on the project.
** Creator/AlanCumming was offered the part of Gilderoy Lockhart, but turned it down upon hearing that Creator/RupertGrint would be making more money than him on the project.
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* ActingForTwo: Jason Isaacs as Lucius Malfoy and the Basilisk.
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* EnforcedMethodActing: In the scene where Harry meets Mr. Weasley and the latter asks him a question about Muggles, Creator/MarkWilliams ad-libbed a different Muggle object in each take (the final cut's being a rubber duck) so that Creator/DanielRadcliffe would actually be caught off guard by the question.
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* EnforcedMethodActing: In the scene where Harry meets Mr. Weasley and the latter asks him a question about Muggles, Creator/MarkWilliams Mark Williams ad-libbed a different Muggle object in each take (the final cut's being a rubber duck) so that Creator/DanielRadcliffe would actually be caught off guard by the question.
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* CreatorBacklash: A personal letter from David Heyman to Alan Rickman following the production of this movie reveals that the actor was occasionally frustrated with the role. This is not particularly surprising if you remember that Snape has a limited role in this particular movie.
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* ReferencedBy: The second of ProfessionalWrestling promotion Wrestling/{{CHIKARA}}'s 2016 ''Aniversario'' events, held May 28, 2016, was titled ''Aniversario: The Chamber of Secrets''.
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*** Creator/DanielRadcliffe and Creator/JasonIsaacs ad-libbed the "Let's hope Mr Potter will be around..." exchange in Dumbledore's office.
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** Creator/JudeLaw nearly played Gilderoy Lockhart but was deemed too young for the role.
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** Creator/JudeLaw nearly played Gilderoy Lockhart but was deemed too young for the role. [[Film/FantasticBeasts He would later go on to play a younger Albus Dumbledore.]]
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** Lucius attempting Avada Kedavra on Harry was ad-libbed by Creator/JasonIsaacs. At this point he had only read the fourth book and that was the only spell he could remember. Additionally Isaacs had to keep his head titled back to prevent the long blond hair from falling in front of his face - which helped make Lucius appear even more haughty and snobby.
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** Lucius attempting Avada Kedavra on Harry was ad-libbed by Creator/JasonIsaacs. At this point he had only read the fourth book and that was the only spell he could remember. Additionally Isaacs had to keep his head titled back to prevent the long blond hair from falling in front of his face - which helped make Lucius appear even more haughty and snobby. He even improvised kicking Dobby; he lost track of where he was supposed to look during filming, to which Chris Columbus told him to look anywhere and the effects team would put Dobby there. He added in the kick for good measure, and Columbus initially thought he was slipping before Isaacs explained it.
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i was gonna just fix the typo but Posthumous Release turns out not to be an item either...
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* PostumousRelease: Creator/RichardHarris died before the film was released, necessitating Creator/MichaelGambon to replace him as Dumbledore for the subsequent films.
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* ActorExistenceFailure: Richard Harris died before the film was released, necessitating Michael Gambon to replace him as Dumbledore for the subsequent films.
* ActorInspiredElement: Jason Isaacs came up with the idea for Lucius Malfoy to have long blonde hair and a walking stick to conceal his wand.
* ActorSharedBackground: Rupert Grint is terrified of spiders like Ron is. He wasn't acting during the Acromantula scenes; he was genuinely terrified.
* CastingGag: Attempted. Kate Duchene was offered a part but turned it down. She played Miss Hardbroom in the TV series ''Literature/TheWorstWitch'', whose similarities to the ''Harry Potter'' series have been noted for years.
* ActorInspiredElement: Jason Isaacs came up with the idea for Lucius Malfoy to have long blonde hair and a walking stick to conceal his wand.
* ActorSharedBackground: Rupert Grint is terrified of spiders like Ron is. He wasn't acting during the Acromantula scenes; he was genuinely terrified.
* CastingGag: Attempted. Kate Duchene was offered a part but turned it down. She played Miss Hardbroom in the TV series ''Literature/TheWorstWitch'', whose similarities to the ''Harry Potter'' series have been noted for years.
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* CastingGag: Attempted. Kate Duchene was offered a part but turned it down. She played Miss Hardbroom in the TV series ''Literature/TheWorstWitch'', whose similarities to the ''Harry Potter'' series have been noted for years.
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* DyeingForYourArt: Minor example. Daniel Radcliffe had to shave his leg for the scene where he gives Dobby his sock.
* EnforcedMethodActing: In the scene where Harry meets Mr. Weasley and the latter asks him a question about Muggles, Mark Williams ad-libbed a different Muggle object in each take (the final cut's being a rubber duck) so that Creator/DanielRadcliffe would actually be caught off guard by the question.
* EnforcedMethodActing: In the scene where Harry meets Mr. Weasley and the latter asks him a question about Muggles, Mark Williams ad-libbed a different Muggle object in each take (the final cut's being a rubber duck) so that Creator/DanielRadcliffe would actually be caught off guard by the question.
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* DyeingForYourArt: Minor example. Daniel Radcliffe Creator/DanielRadcliffe had to shave his leg for the scene where he gives Dobby his sock.
* EnforcedMethodActing: In the scene where Harry meets Mr. Weasley and the latter asks him a question about Muggles,Mark Williams Creator/MarkWilliams ad-libbed a different Muggle object in each take (the final cut's being a rubber duck) so that Creator/DanielRadcliffe would actually be caught off guard by the question.
* EnforcedMethodActing: In the scene where Harry meets Mr. Weasley and the latter asks him a question about Muggles,
* PostumousRelease: Creator/RichardHarris died before the film was released, necessitating Creator/MichaelGambon to replace him as Dumbledore for the subsequent films.
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* TheOtherMarty: Creator/HughGrant was cast as Lockhart but had to withdraw at the last minute, being replaced by Kenneth Branagh.
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* TheOtherMarty: Creator/HughGrant was cast as Lockhart but had to withdraw at the last minute, being replaced by Kenneth Branagh.Creator/KennethBranagh.
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** Lucius attempting Avada Kedavra on Harry was ad-libbed by Jason Isaacs. At this point he had only read the fourth book and that was the only spell he could remember. Additionally Isaacs had to keep his head titled back to prevent the long blond hair from falling in front of his face - which helped make Lucius appear even more haughty and snobby.
** Hermione was supposed to hug both Harry and Ron at the end. But Emma Watson was too embarrassed to hug both boys in front of a crowd of people. Thus came the compromise where she hugs Harry but only shakes Ron's hand. It ended up as accidental foreshadowing to their future relationship (which didn't get hinted at until the fourth book). What's more is that the film had to be frozen for a few seconds because Emma kept breaking the hug too quickly.
** Draco Malfoy's "I didn't know you could read" line to Harry-as-Goyle was ad-libbed by Tom Felton, who had forgotten his lines.
** Daniel Radcliffe and Jason Isaacs ad-libbed the "Let's hope Mr Potter will be around..." exchange in Dumbledore's office.
** Hermione was supposed to hug both Harry and Ron at the end. But Emma Watson was too embarrassed to hug both boys in front of a crowd of people. Thus came the compromise where she hugs Harry but only shakes Ron's hand. It ended up as accidental foreshadowing to their future relationship (which didn't get hinted at until the fourth book). What's more is that the film had to be frozen for a few seconds because Emma kept breaking the hug too quickly.
** Draco Malfoy's "I didn't know you could read" line to Harry-as-Goyle was ad-libbed by Tom Felton, who had forgotten his lines.
** Daniel Radcliffe and Jason Isaacs ad-libbed the "Let's hope Mr Potter will be around..." exchange in Dumbledore's office.
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** Lucius attempting Avada Kedavra on Harry was ad-libbed by Jason Isaacs.Creator/JasonIsaacs. At this point he had only read the fourth book and that was the only spell he could remember. Additionally Isaacs had to keep his head titled back to prevent the long blond hair from falling in front of his face - which helped make Lucius appear even more haughty and snobby.
** Hermione was supposed to hug both Harry and Ron at the end. ButEmma Watson Creator/EmmaWatson was too embarrassed to hug both boys in front of a crowd of people. Thus came the compromise where she hugs Harry but only shakes Ron's hand. It ended up as accidental foreshadowing to their future relationship (which didn't get hinted at until the fourth book). What's more is that the film had to be frozen for a few seconds because Emma kept breaking the hug too quickly.
** Draco Malfoy's "I didn't know you could read" line to Harry-as-Goyle was ad-libbed byTom Felton, Creator/TomFelton, who had forgotten his lines.
**Daniel Radcliffe Creator/DanielRadcliffe and Jason Isaacs Creator/JasonIsaacs ad-libbed the "Let's hope Mr Potter will be around..." exchange in Dumbledore's office.
** Hermione was supposed to hug both Harry and Ron at the end. But
** Draco Malfoy's "I didn't know you could read" line to Harry-as-Goyle was ad-libbed by
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** Madam Hooch was slated to return. However Zoe Wanamaker didn't like the salary she was being offered and turned it down. All of Madam Hooch's lines were then given to [=McGonagall=].
** Creator/JudeLaw nearly played Gilderoy Lockhart but was deemed too young for the role. Also Creator/RichardEGrant and Creator/BillNighy (who eventually played Rufus Scrimgeour) were considered for the role of Lucius.
** Creator/AlanCumming was offered a part but turned it down upon hearing that Rupert Grint would be making more money than him on the project.
** Creator/EddieRedmayne auditioned for the role of Tom Riddle, which went to Christian Coulson. He would later be cast as lead character Newt Scamander in Film/FantasticBeastsAndWhereToFindThem.
** Creator/JudeLaw nearly played Gilderoy Lockhart but was deemed too young for the role. Also Creator/RichardEGrant and Creator/BillNighy (who eventually played Rufus Scrimgeour) were considered for the role of Lucius.
** Creator/AlanCumming was offered a part but turned it down upon hearing that Rupert Grint would be making more money than him on the project.
** Creator/EddieRedmayne auditioned for the role of Tom Riddle, which went to Christian Coulson. He would later be cast as lead character Newt Scamander in Film/FantasticBeastsAndWhereToFindThem.
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** Madam Hooch was slated to return. However Zoe Wanamaker didn't like the salary she was being offered and turned it down. All of Madam Hooch's lines were then given to [=McGonagall=].
[=McGonagall=]. Creator/AlanCumming was offered the part but turned it down upon hearing that Creator/RupertGrint would be making more money than him on the project.
** Creator/JudeLaw nearly played Gilderoy Lockhart but was deemed too young for the role. Also
** Creator/RichardEGrant and Creator/BillNighy (who eventually played Rufus Scrimgeour) were considered for the role of Lucius.
** Creator/AlanCumming was offered a part but turned it down upon hearing that Rupert Grint would be making more money than him on the project.
** Creator/EddieRedmayne auditioned for the role of Tom Riddle, which went to Christian Coulson. He would later be cast as lead character Newt Scamander in Film/FantasticBeastsAndWhereToFindThem.''Film/FantasticBeastsAndWhereToFindThem''.
** Creator/JudeLaw nearly played Gilderoy Lockhart but was deemed too young for the role.
** Creator/RichardEGrant and Creator/BillNighy (who eventually played Rufus Scrimgeour) were considered for the role of Lucius.
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* OldShame: The three main actors dislike watching their performances in this film, along with the first one, as they consider their latter appearances to be much better in comparison.
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* OldShame: The three main actors dislike watching their performances in this film, along with the first one, as they consider their latter later appearances to be much better in comparison.
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** LiveActionFilms.TookALevelInBadass (top)
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** The initial concept for Lucius Malfoy was of a man with short blond hair and a pinstriped suit. When they showed it to Jason Isaacs, he argued that Lucius, being a wizard supremacist, would want to look as different from a Muggle as possible. He put on a long blond wig and velvet cloak and suggested a cane for grand gestures, leading to the iconic Lucius Malfoy look.
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* TheOtherMarty: Hugh Grant was cast as Lockhart but had to withdraw at the last minute, being replaced by Kenneth Branagh.
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* TheOtherMarty: Hugh Grant Creator/HughGrant was cast as Lockhart but had to withdraw at the last minute, being replaced by Kenneth Branagh.
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** EddieRedmayne auditioned for the role of Tom Riddle, which went to Christian Coulson. He would later be cast as lead character Newt Scamander in Film/FantasticBeastsAndWhereToFindThem.
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** EddieRedmayne Creator/EddieRedmayne auditioned for the role of Tom Riddle, which went to Christian Coulson. He would later be cast as lead character Newt Scamander in Film/FantasticBeastsAndWhereToFindThem.
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** Jude Law nearly played Gilderoy Lockhart but was deemed too young for the role. Also Richard E Grant and Bill Nighy (who eventually played Rufus Scrimgeour) were considered for the role of Lucius.
** Alan Cumming was offered a part but turned it down upon hearing that Rupert Grint would be making more money than him on the project.
** Alan Cumming was offered a part but turned it down upon hearing that Rupert Grint would be making more money than him on the project.
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** Jude Law Creator/JudeLaw nearly played Gilderoy Lockhart but was deemed too young for the role. Also Richard E Grant Creator/RichardEGrant and Bill Nighy Creator/BillNighy (who eventually played Rufus Scrimgeour) were considered for the role of Lucius.
**Alan Cumming Creator/AlanCumming was offered a part but turned it down upon hearing that Rupert Grint would be making more money than him on the project.
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** As noted in the description on the main page, Rowling originally intended for the book to include more {{Foreshadowing}} and other things like that related to the main plot of the series; however, her editor deemed these parts unnecessary and ordered her to remove them. Since this was only her 2nd book, Rowling had yet to obtain her AuteurLicense and had to comply. Most of what she wanted to reveal in this book ended up getting moved to ''[[Literature/HarryPotterAndTheHalfBloodPrince Half-Blood Prince]]'', resulting in ''Chamber Of Secrets'' getting criticized for not doing much to advance the MythArc of the series, and ''Half-Blood Prince'' being rather {{Exposition}} heavy.
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** EddieRedmayne auditioned for the role of Tom Riddle, which went to Christian Coulson. He would later be cast as lead character Newt Scamander in Film/FantasticBeastsAndWhereToFindThem.
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* DawsonCasting: As noted above, Christian Coulson was twenty three playing sixteen. Likewise Shirley Jackson who plays Myrtle was ''thirty seven''. This one is fully justified by Myrtle being a ghost who never ages - and therefore better to be played by an older actress rather than a teenager.
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* DawsonCasting: As noted above, Christian Coulson was twenty three playing sixteen. Likewise Shirley Jackson Henderson who plays Myrtle was ''thirty seven''. This one is fully justified by Myrtle being a ghost who never ages - and therefore better to be played by an older actress rather than a teenager.
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** Book example. Penelope Clearwater was a fifth year in early printings, making her a year younger than Percy. Later printings changed her to a sixth year.
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** Book example. Penelope Clearwater was a fifth year in early printings, making her a year younger than Percy. Later printings changed her to a sixth year.year.
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* AbilityOverAppearance: The casting call for Tom Riddle insisted on actors aged 15-17. Christian Coulson, who was twenty three, gave the best audition and was cast. He did not however reprise the role for the sixth film, being deemed too old by that time.
* ActorExistenceFailure: Richard Harris died before the film was released, necessitating Michael Gambon to replace him as Dumbledore for the subsequent films.
* ActorInspiredElement: Jason Isaacs came up with the idea for Lucius Malfoy to have long blonde hair and a walking stick to conceal his wand.
* ActorSharedBackground: Rupert Grint is terrified of spiders like Ron is. He wasn't acting during the Acromantula scenes; he was genuinely terrified.
* CastingGag: Attempted. Kate Duchene was offered a part but turned it down. She played Miss Hardbroom in the TV series ''Literature/TheWorstWitch'', whose similarities to the ''Harry Potter'' series have been noted for years.
* DawsonCasting: As noted above, Christian Coulson was twenty three playing sixteen. Likewise Shirley Jackson who plays Myrtle was ''thirty seven''. This one is fully justified by Myrtle being a ghost who never ages - and therefore better to be played by an older actress rather than a teenager.
* DeletedRole:
** Edward Tudor Pole had a scene as Mr Borgin that was cut from the final film but included as an extra on the DVD.
** Sally Montemor was cast as Madam Pince the librarian but her scenes were cut. She's seen in the background in the library and at the staff table during dinner.
* DyeingForYourArt: Minor example. Daniel Radcliffe had to shave his leg for the scene where he gives Dobby his sock.
* TheOtherDarrin: Sort of. Madam Pomfrey only appeared in the background of the first film, played by an extra. Here Gemma Jones assumes the role and keeps it for the remainder of the series.
* TheOtherMarty: Hugh Grant was cast as Lockhart but had to withdraw at the last minute, being replaced by Kenneth Branagh.
* ThrowItIn:
** Lucius attempting Avada Kedavra on Harry was ad-libbed by Jason Isaacs. At this point he had only read the fourth book and that was the only spell he could remember. Additionally Isaacs had to keep his head titled back to prevent the long blond hair from falling in front of his face - which helped make Lucius appear even more haughty and snobby.
** Hermione was supposed to hug both Harry and Ron at the end. But Emma Watson was too embarrassed to hug both boys in front of a crowd of people. Thus came the compromise where she hugs Harry but only shakes Ron's hand. It ended up as accidental foreshadowing to their future relationship (which didn't get hinted at until the fourth book). What's more is that the film had to be frozen for a few seconds because Emma kept breaking the hug too quickly.
** Draco Malfoy's "I didn't know you could read" line to Harry-as-Goyle was ad-libbed by Tom Felton, who had forgotten his lines.
** Daniel Radcliffe and Jason Isaacs ad-libbed the "Let's hope Mr Potter will be around..." exchange in Dumbledore's office.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen:
** Madam Hooch was slated to return. However Zoe Wanamaker didn't like the salary she was being offered and turned it down. All of Madam Hooch's lines were then given to [=McGonagall=].
** Jude Law nearly played Gilderoy Lockhart but was deemed too young for the role. Also Richard E Grant and Bill Nighy (who eventually played Rufus Scrimgeour) were considered for the role of Lucius.
** Alan Cumming was offered a part but turned it down upon hearing that Rupert Grint would be making more money than him on the project.
** Book example. Penelope Clearwater was a fifth year in early printings, making her a year younger than Percy. Later printings changed her to a sixth year.
* ActorExistenceFailure: Richard Harris died before the film was released, necessitating Michael Gambon to replace him as Dumbledore for the subsequent films.
* ActorInspiredElement: Jason Isaacs came up with the idea for Lucius Malfoy to have long blonde hair and a walking stick to conceal his wand.
* ActorSharedBackground: Rupert Grint is terrified of spiders like Ron is. He wasn't acting during the Acromantula scenes; he was genuinely terrified.
* CastingGag: Attempted. Kate Duchene was offered a part but turned it down. She played Miss Hardbroom in the TV series ''Literature/TheWorstWitch'', whose similarities to the ''Harry Potter'' series have been noted for years.
* DawsonCasting: As noted above, Christian Coulson was twenty three playing sixteen. Likewise Shirley Jackson who plays Myrtle was ''thirty seven''. This one is fully justified by Myrtle being a ghost who never ages - and therefore better to be played by an older actress rather than a teenager.
* DeletedRole:
** Edward Tudor Pole had a scene as Mr Borgin that was cut from the final film but included as an extra on the DVD.
** Sally Montemor was cast as Madam Pince the librarian but her scenes were cut. She's seen in the background in the library and at the staff table during dinner.
* DyeingForYourArt: Minor example. Daniel Radcliffe had to shave his leg for the scene where he gives Dobby his sock.
* TheOtherDarrin: Sort of. Madam Pomfrey only appeared in the background of the first film, played by an extra. Here Gemma Jones assumes the role and keeps it for the remainder of the series.
* TheOtherMarty: Hugh Grant was cast as Lockhart but had to withdraw at the last minute, being replaced by Kenneth Branagh.
* ThrowItIn:
** Lucius attempting Avada Kedavra on Harry was ad-libbed by Jason Isaacs. At this point he had only read the fourth book and that was the only spell he could remember. Additionally Isaacs had to keep his head titled back to prevent the long blond hair from falling in front of his face - which helped make Lucius appear even more haughty and snobby.
** Hermione was supposed to hug both Harry and Ron at the end. But Emma Watson was too embarrassed to hug both boys in front of a crowd of people. Thus came the compromise where she hugs Harry but only shakes Ron's hand. It ended up as accidental foreshadowing to their future relationship (which didn't get hinted at until the fourth book). What's more is that the film had to be frozen for a few seconds because Emma kept breaking the hug too quickly.
** Draco Malfoy's "I didn't know you could read" line to Harry-as-Goyle was ad-libbed by Tom Felton, who had forgotten his lines.
** Daniel Radcliffe and Jason Isaacs ad-libbed the "Let's hope Mr Potter will be around..." exchange in Dumbledore's office.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen:
** Madam Hooch was slated to return. However Zoe Wanamaker didn't like the salary she was being offered and turned it down. All of Madam Hooch's lines were then given to [=McGonagall=].
** Jude Law nearly played Gilderoy Lockhart but was deemed too young for the role. Also Richard E Grant and Bill Nighy (who eventually played Rufus Scrimgeour) were considered for the role of Lucius.
** Alan Cumming was offered a part but turned it down upon hearing that Rupert Grint would be making more money than him on the project.
** Book example. Penelope Clearwater was a fifth year in early printings, making her a year younger than Percy. Later printings changed her to a sixth year.