The adventures in the world of Harry Potter were nothing short of magical and chaotic! Throughout all the films, the Harry Potter actors faced their worst fears, performed intense stunts bravely, and got through some VERY long filming days.
Filming the first movie was tough because of just how young all the kids were. Throw live animals into the mix who weren’t always on their best behavior, and you’ve got a recipe for disaster. The young ones were often tough to work with simply because they couldn’t keep focused for long enough, often giggling throughout takes - once it got so bad that the actor speaking had to do so from across the room to try and keep the kids cool! Spoiler alert: They couldn’t stop the giggling. The only thing more chaotic than the children's actors were the animal actors who made set life a nuisance for everyone.
Then there were the emotionally tough scenes to film - from Emma Watson being tortured by Helena Bonham Carter to Harry losing one of the most important people in his life. Emma Watson, Rupert Grint, and Daniel Radcliffe all had to overcome some very awkward feelings that came up about the kisses they had to film with each other.
The stunts made for some exciting and painful days. Daniel Radcliffe was close to drowning, meanwhile, Robert Pattinson was seriously hurting after performing a stunt! No matter the feat, these actors overcame it to make sure the magic made it to our screen!
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Chapters:
Underwater Woes
Claustrophobic Sets
Sympathetic Teacher
Torture Madness
A Painful End
95 Takes
Lake Drop
The Heartbreak
Silver Paint & Smoke
The Big Jump
The Animal Struggle
Arachnid Madness
Method Magic
Peeves the Comedian
The Quidditch Struggle
The Epilogue
A Rotten Dinner
Kids will be Kids
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