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Dumbledore's boggart is the corpse of his sister, Ariana.

he’d just started at wizard school, Harry also let a strange, talking hat determine his fate for the next seven years.

Before taking the post of Defense Against the Dark Arts, Quirrell was the Muggle Studies teacher.

Every letter to Harry were actually hand written — TWICE. The first batch of Hogwarts acceptance letters the graphics team hand wrote for the movie turned out to be too heavy for the owls to carry, which meant that they had to individually hand write thousands of them all over again!

“Mundungus is always smelling of his pipe and various other unsavory things, so that’s why he’s called Mundungus,” Rowling explained.

The four houses – Gryffindor, Ravenclaw, Hufflepuff and Slytherin

Rowling killed Hedwig because it represented the loss of innocence and security, and her fate marked the end of Harry's childhood.

The producers tried to give Daniel Radcliffe green eyes and Hermione buck teeth like in the books, but failed. Sadly, Daniel had a terrible allergic reaction to his green contact lenses and had to stop wearing them, while Emma Watson couldn't speak clearly wearing her false buck teeth.

oadwax and Mugwort may sound like words Rowling made up, but in fact she got most of them from a real book called Culpeper’s Complete Herbal.

Slytherin – guide us through the ways of Hogwarts students, and upon being sorted into Gryffindor, the house famed for its bravery, Harry finally found somewhere he truly belonged.

If Dumbledore had a Muggle song playing at his funeral, Rowling said it would be "My Way" by Frank Sinatra.

The actress got fake teeth for her part and kept them after the series ended since they only fit her. She apparently busts them out whenever she wants to bring Bellatrix to life.

The trio's reaction to the great hall was real. The cast hadn't seen the great hall prior to shooting the sorting hat scene.

Two alternate titles for the final book were Harry Potter and the Elder Wand and Harry Potter and the Peverell Quest. She quickly decided against the latter because it sounded too corny.

Rowling said she frequently saw crying girls in bathrooms, “especially at the parties and discos of my youth.

That didn’t stop Harry being a natural at it, proving you don’t need to be made of brawn to be a sporting hero

The Duke Humfrey's Library made a huge exception for filming The Restricted Section scene. Even though the historic library usually strictly forbids bringing flames into the library for any reason, they made an exception for Harry Potter. It was the first exception in hundreds of years.

This does not seem to happen in male bathrooms, so I enjoyed placing Harry and Ron in such uncomfortable and unfamiliar territory in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets and Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince.”

As if things weren’t magical enough. Quidditch, the famous game played on brooms, trumps all Muggle sports a hundred to one, and is probably more complex than them all put together.

J.K. Rowling could have played Harry's mom. She was offered the role of Lily Potter in the Mirror of Erised scene, but she turned it down and the role went to Geraldine Somerville instead.

Now, is that more complex than the offside rule in Muggle football?

J.K. Rowlings requested that the entire cast be British. The only major exception was the casting of Verne Troyer, AKA Mini-Me from Austin Powers, as Griphook. His American accent was later dubbed over in the film.

two Bludgers (used for, well, battering) and one Snitch, the golden winged ball that will end the game if the Seeker catches it.

All the food you see in the great hall scenes is 100% real. Director Chris Columbus wanted to capture the elaborate feasts from the books perfectly (and he totes did). The only problem is the food spoiled really easily under the hot production lights and created a super unpleasant odor. That's why for future HP movies, they froze food and created molds to make the fake food look more realistic.

There’s seven players: two Beaters, three Chasers, one Keeper and one Seeker, as well as four balls: one Quaffle (used for scoring),