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Was Harry really a great wizard? Despite him being referred to as a great wizard quite a bit throughout, Harry never actually casts a single spell in this movie.

You want a quick lowdown of the rules again? Very well.

Many cars were harmed in the making of the Whomping Willow scene. Fourteen Ford Anglias were wrecked in the filming of the scene where Harry and Ron crashed into the Whomping Willow.

Christmas present to end them all: the Cloak of Invisibility, which had been passed down through the Potter family for generations.

Draco Malfoy's funniest line was improvised by Tom Felton. Tom made up the line, "I didn't know you could read" (which he said to Harry when he looked like Goyle because of the polyjuice potion) on the spot because he'd forgotten his line.

After years of receiving Christmas gifts from the Dursleys clearly found down the bottom of a sofa, Harry was given the Christmas

Hugh Grant was originally cast as Gilderoy Lockhart. He had to pull out because of scheduling conflicts. Jude Law was also considered, but he was deemed too young.

In his early years, this served Harry well for undercover tasks rebellious 11-year-olds like to do, like raiding the Restricted Section, but little did he realise how incredibly vital that cloak would become.

Rupert Grint has an actual severe case of arachnophobia. So he didn't have to do much acting in the scene where he and Harry meet Aragog.

Everyone had that teacher in school who was impossible to please, and the sallow-skinned, greasy haired Professor Snape gave us withering putdowns and sarcasm in abundance.

Hermione was meant to hug Harry AND Ron at the end of the movie when she runs into the Great Hall. Since Emma Watson was too embarrassed to hug the boys in the scene, Christopher Columbus changed it so that she would hug Harry and then begin to hug Ron but get too embarrassed and shake his hand.

Through a child’s eyes, obviously the Potions master seemed like a little bit of a downer, and Harry, Ron and Hermione

The characters ditched their school robes in this movie for the first time, at least in some scenes. Director Alfonso Cuarón thought that the characters wearing everyday clothes would show their personalities, so he told the rest of the Hogwarts students to wear their uniforms any way they wanted so the the wizards' school would look more realistic.

immediately assumed he was in line with Voldemort, trying to steal an elixir of life, and even curse Harry off his broom.

The case of the three Dumbledores. The role of Dumbledore was recast after Richard Harris (the original Dumbledore) sadly passed away shortly after Chamber of Secrets was released. Many people mistakenly believe Ian McKellan took over the role of Dubmledore, but it was actually Michael Gambon who took on the role.

We’re not so fond of this Voldemort chap

Philosopher’s Stone also introduced us to a wizard called Lord Voldemort, who didn’t sound like a bag of laughs at all.

Harry Melling almost lost his role of Dudley Dursley. Melling lost so much weight between the filming of Chamber of Secrets and Prisoner of Azkaban that he no longer fit the heavy-set character's description. Instead of recasting him, though, producers decided to put him in a fat suit for the movie.

HARRY POTTER AND THE GOBLET OF FIRE

He murdered people, controlled and manipulated, gathered a following of other Dark wizards

He murdered people, controlled and manipulated, gathered a following of other Dark wizards who also shared this passion, and was trying to return back to life to overthrow the entire wizarding world.

While the rest of the cast got three weeks of dancing practice, Daniel was only able to get in four days because he had a much heavier filming schedule. For this reason, they mainly used shots of Harry dancing from the waist up to avoid showing his stumbling feet.

If ever anybody needed to get a new hobby…

The character Nigel, who first appears in GoF and then in OotP, does not appear in the books at all. It is believed that he was introduced to act as a substitute for Colin Creevey and his brother Dennis because of his short stature, and his idolizing of Harry.

We still have six books to go (although we didn’t know it at the time)!