lt's changing out there.
There's a storm coming, Harry.
Just like last time.
Harry.
Voldemort is back, sides have been drawn...
...and a great storm is coming.
He wants to build up his army again.
lf Voldemort's building up an army, then l want to fight.
Like a click of a switch, the rules have changed...
...and Harry Potter is thrust headlong into his greatest adventure yet.
We're forming some sort of wizard army?
lf they can do it, why not us?
With cryptic visions and flashes from the past...
...mystery pervades every corner of our story.
Lord Voldemort transferred some of his powers to you. . .
. . .the night he gave you that scar.
Where are we headed? What don 't we know?
Let's look back through each of Harry's adventures and search for clues.
One thing we know, things are very rarely as they seem.
A hard look to the past may show Harry his clearest path to the future.
You're a great wizard, Harry.
Harry Potter.
You have been told. . .
. . .that a certain dark wizard is at large once again.
Harry.
-This is a lie. -lt's not a lie. l saw him. l fought him.
Detention, Mr. Potter.
In Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix. . .
... the fifth in a series of seven movies...
... we find Harry in a very different kind of adventure.
lt's a real sense. . .
. . .of a growing danger that you can't quite define.
lt's such a scary atmosphere.
This time, they're much more sort of together as a team.
Harry is taking action. . .
. . .in a very different and more determined way, and it's truly heroic.
Harry is haunted by his past, very much alone...
...and looking for answers.
This connection between me and Voldemort.
What if the reason for it is that l am becoming more like him?
ln Order of the Phoenix...
. . .l think we have a sense that we're beginning to unravel the great mystery. . .
. . .which, of course, is the relationship of Harry to Voldemort.
This is not a random series of events, but it's all leading to something.
He's back. Voldemort's back.
And if we're to know where their path is taking us...
... we should look first at how their paths became intertwined.
lt so happens that the phoenix. . .
. . .whose tail feather resides in your wand, gave another feather.
Just one other.
lt is curious that you should be destined for this wand. . .
. . .when its brother gave you that scar.
Understand this, Harry, because it's very important:
Not all wizards are good.
Some of them go bad.
Voldemort went as bad as you can go.
Fourteen years ago, he had huge numbers at his command.
Even in these dark times...
... there were good wizards who fought back...
...calling themselves the Order of the Phoenix.
But no one survived when Voldemort decided to kill them.
Nobody, except one. Harry was the boy who lived.
Voldemort shows up and he's gonna kill baby Harry.
Lily stands in the way. He kills her and tries to kill Harry.
lt rebounds and he turns into a phantom.
What really happened?
What would drive Voldemort to seek out baby Harry?
And how could a mere child reverse his powerful magic?
Was there someone else in the room?
We don't know who came to pick up Voldemort's devastated body.
We don't know who rescued Voldemort's wand. . .
. . .so that it could be produced later at the end of Goblet of Fire.
How did Peter Pettigrew get the wand?
What happened in Godric's Hollow? l don't know. But not what you think.
For 1 4 years, Voldemort sought his return to human form.
And then, with a drop of Harry's blood, he was back.
This is a psychological drama. . .
. . .as much as it is wands and wizards blasting one another.
lt's all about Harry's identity taking shape.
Voldemort is back. . .
. . .and now Harry has to confront his shadow.
Voldemort is getting stronger and stronger, and he's recruiting.
Harry is attacked by Dementors in Little Whinging.
What is that about?
Whatever happens, don't leave the house.
Things are starting to break down. Basically, all the rules get thrown out.
Everything that we think we know goes out the window.
A lot of people don't want to accept that he's back.
The evidence that the Dark Lord has returned is incontrovertible.
He is not back.
A state of denial is common to all of us, isn't it?
Harry is brought to court. . .
. . .with all the other wizards and judges and members of the Ministry of Magic.
And he has to go on trial for using underage magic.
The charges?
The charges against the accused are as follows.
He's being vilified by the Ministry of Magic.
And they're terrified that he's made this story up about Voldemort coming back.
They're convinced, actually, that he's lying.
l'm not lying.
-There were two of them. lf l hadn't-- -Enough.
l'm sorry to interrupt. . .
. . .what l'm sure would have been a very well-rehearsed story.
ln Ministry's opinion, he's in there to be found guilty and nothing else.
After everything that Harry's been through. . . .
You know, he watched someone die in front of him.
He almost got killed.
Then to be told that he's making it up is. . . .
l'd be pretty angry.
The Daily Prophet's been saying a lot of things about you and Dumbledore.
l'll have a go at anyone that calls me a liar.
lt just must be unbearable. He just must feel so alone.
But Harry is anything but alone.
Harry's scar is no mere cut.
A mark like that comes only from being touched by a curse.
It is a direct line to its maker.
Your scar is legend.
As, of course, is the wizard who gave it to you.
What does it mean that Voldemort has been living within Harry. . .
. . .through the presence of Harry's scar?
We have a lot of questions yet to be answered about that.
Dumbledore thinks Voldemort might be using Harry. . .
. . .my eyes as portals, my mind as a way of seeing what l'm seeing.
Harry's courage is really worn down by Voldemort.
ln this particular story is Harry being a bit of an outsider.
Feeling like people do not trust him, do not believe him.
Feeling like he doesn't belong.
Professor.
Harry's whole story is the story of a boy. . .
. . .trying to figure out where he belongs in the world.
Harry was untethered from the start, orphaned by tragedy...
...and in desperate measures, left on a doorstep.
Good luck, Harry Potter.
He knows at the beginning that he doesn't belong at the Dursleys' .
Hurry up! Bring my coffee, boy.
They make it clear to him every waking moment of his life.
-What happened? -l swear, l don't know!
The glass was there and then it was gone, like magic.
There's no such thing as magic.
Make a wish, Harry.
Sorry about that.
And then along comes Hagrid and says, "No, you belong in the wizarding world. "
You're a wizard, Harry.
-l'm a what? -A wizard.
A good one, l'd wager.
You're the boy who lived.
He has this mysterious connection to Voldemort. . .
. . .through the scar, through the matching wands.
Once he's at Hogwarts, where does he belong?
Where to put you?
Not Slytherin, not Slytherin!
Not Slytherin, eh? Are you sure?
You could be great, you know. lt's all here.
He speaks Parseltongue, like Slytherins.
Salazar Slytherin, he could talk to snakes too.
Now the whole school's gonna think you're his great-great-great grandson.
But l'm not.
l can't be.
He lived a thousand years ago.
For all we know, you could be.
He's got this mysterious connection to the greatest Slytherin of all time.
And yet he's in Gryffindor.
l was just wondering if you put me in the right house.
Yes.
l stand by what l said last year.
You would have done well in Slytherin.
You're wrong.
But if Harry questions where he belongs...
... where does he find the strength to fight back?
From within.
This is very advanced magic. . .
. . .well beyond the Ordinary Wizarding Level.
l'm sure.
But in order for it to work, you need to think of a memory.
Not just any memory, a very happy memory, a very powerful memory.
Expecto Patronum!
l was thinking of him.
And Mum.
Seeing their faces.
They were talking to me.
Just talking.
That's the memory l chose.
My body's gone!
In the magical world of Harry Potter. . .
...people can be invisible...
...or transfigure into animals...
...or shape-shift into each other.
-Bloody hell! -We still sound like ourselves.
If anything is possible...
... what else is not as it seems?
Riddikulus!
The whole series is throwing you for a loop.
lt's making you think you believe something. . .
. . .and then leaving you where not only do you not have it figured out. . .
. . .the stuff you knew wasn't right either.
Bartemius!
Not trying to lure Potter into one of the Ministry's summer internships, are we?
The last boy who went into the Department of Mysteries never came out!
ln each one of the stories. . .
. . .we meet someone whose identity is hidden.
That what seems to be true on the surface. . .
. . .isn't what's true at depth.
You have to be asking yourself:
" Are these people who they seem to be?"
Who is that?
That man.
Who is that? Who is--?
That is Sirius Black, that is.
He's a murderer.
Sirius Black is this evil, nasty, bad character.
He is coming and trying to kill Harry in the middle of the night.
He's here, somewhere in the castle!
Sirius Black!
They have to put Dementors around the school--
Which are truly horrible things.
--to defend the school against Sirius Black.
l mean, that's how awful this character is made to appear.
When Harry Potter's parents realized they were marked for death--
Remember? They hid. Few knew where they were.
One who did was Sirius Black. And he told You-Know-Who.
l've escaped from prison and l've been there for 1 2 years.
And by the look of me, one can only imagine what life is like in Azkaban.
Turns out that Sirius is exactly the opposite. . .
. . .of what we've been led to believe.
He's the person who loves Harry most in the world.
The ones that love us never really leave us.
And you can always find them. . .
. . .in here.
Sirius flies from Hogwarts...
... the escaped prisoner facing a lifetime on the run.
But the running ends as he returns to the Order of the Phoenix.
This is my parents' house.
l offered it to Dumbledore as headquarters for the Order.
About the only useful thing l've been able to do.
He's in hiding at the old family home.
lt's this rather dark and dingy mausoleum, really.
He's basically a prisoner in his own home.
He's still the prisoner.
Our eyes misled us with Sirius.
But when we look back at each of the films...
... we find that rarely can we trust what we see.
This is Scabbers, by the way.
-Pathetic, isn't he? -Just a little bit.
You don't know what's important until later.
l'm warning you, Hermione.
Keep that bloody beast of yours away from Scabbers. . .
. . .or l'll turn it into a tea cozy.
What looked like pet rivalry between Hermione's cat, Crookshanks...
...and Ron 's pet, Scabbers, turns out to be a major clue.
-Ronald has lost his rat. -l haven't lost anything!
-Your cat killed him. -Rubbish.
Harry, you've seen the way that bloodthirsty beast of hers. . .
. . .is always lurking about.
It turns out Crookshanks saw what we didn 't see.
Scabbers, Ron's beloved rat that's been in the family for how many years. . .
. . .and Ron's always had Scabbers. . .
. . .for him to turn out to be Peter Pettigrew.
Scabbers! Leave him alone!
What a twist in the plot was that.
That was madness.
You won't let them give me to the Dementors will you? l was your rat!
We look at these characters and we think we know who they are.
Troll in the dungeon!
Thought you ought to know.
And yet they're somebody else.
The good guys even use this.
Here it is. The Polyjuice Potion.
Wicked!
Harry and Hermione and Ron brew Polyjuice potion. . .
. . .so that they can sneak in to Slytherin and get some clues from Draco.
Why are you wearing glasses?
-Reading. -Reading?
l didn't know you could read.
Later, the Polyjuice potion allowed Mad-Eye Moody. . .
. . .to appear to be one of the best allies that Harry could have.
-Pathetic? -Oh, no, you don't, sonny!
l'll teach you to curse someone when their back is turned!
We find, oh, my goodness, Mad-Eye Moody isn't at all who he seems to be.
Mad-Eye Moody happens to be a star Death Eater.
And we've embraced him because we believe he's here to help us.
He's here to help us. . .
. . .for a magic ride straight to a graveyard confrontation with the Dark Lord.
Associating with Muggles.
Lucius slips Riddle's diary into Ginny's cauldron.
And then that triggers everything else.
Voldemort is the diary.
He tricks and takes over Ginny's mind and controls her and manipulates her. . .
. . .which then leads to Harry going down and the fight with the basilisk.
And it's something as simple as a diary.
All we have is Harry's viewpoint and we identify with Harry. . .
. . .and we begin to believe that this is what's really happening.
We call this narrative misdirection.
Snape doesn't want the stone for himself.
He wants the stone for Voldemort.
So if Harry makes the mistake, we make the mistake right along with him.
Say, Percy, who's that teacher talking to Professor Quirrell?
Oh, that's Professor Snape.
What's he teach?
Potions. But everyone knows it's the Dark Arts he fancies.
Mr. Potter.
Our new celebrity.
lf Harry says, "l don't trust Severus Snape. "
Then we say, "Well, we don't trust him either. "
Snape or Voldemort were on a par for Harry.
Voldemort killed his parents, he's higher, but Snape's up there.
How extraordinarily like your father you are, Potter.
He, too, was exceedingly arrogant.
We see Harry convinced. . .
. . .that this sadist in the Potions classroom is out to get him.
Sir, it's Quidditch tomorrow.
Then l suggest you take extra care, Mr. Potter.
Loss of limb will not excuse you.
He seems to have plenty of reason.
Even Hermione Granger at one point thinks that Snape is trying to kill Harry.
What's going on with Harry's broomstick?
lt's Snape. He's jinxing the broom!
We find out that the truth is almost 1 80 degrees opposite.
Snape tried to kill me.
No, dear boy. l tried to kill you!
And trust me, l would have succeeded.
Even with Snape muttering his little counter curse.
Very seldom do we see Snape, except for through Harry's eyes.
Who is he really?
He seems to be two things at once. He seems to be a Death Eater.
You don't want me as your enemy, Quirrell.
But he seems to be in the Order of the Phoenix.
So what's really the truth? ls Snape a spy? ls he a double spy?
ls he a triple spy? He could be any of those.
lt's a sign, Severus. You know what it means as well as l.
There seems no clearer rule of thumb.
The Defense against the Dark Arts teacher, good or bad...
... will surely have a secret to hide.
ln one, Quirrell turns out to be a Voldemort-mobile.
Gilderoy Lockhart, they find out that he's a fraud.
Remus Lupin, we find out that he's a werewolf.
Riddikulus!
By the time we get to the 5th movie. . .
. . .and are introduced to the Defense Against the Dark Arts character. . .
. . .we should be primed to be thinking this person is not who they seem to be.
Good morning, children.
Dolores Umbridge is in that tradition of characters.
You felt you were dealing with one thing, you're dealing with something different.
When you first see her she's sort of wearing all this pink.
She's got this massive pink dress and this strange pink hat. . .
. . .and l think everyone at first thinks she's quite funny.
l'm sure we're all going to be very good friends.
-That's likely. -That's likely.
She's the pink spider.
Professor Umbridge works for the Ministry. . .
. . .and basically wants to be within Hogwarts walls. . .
. . .because she feels that Dumbledore and Harry. . .
. . .are telling lies to discredit the Ministry.
l want you to write, "l must not tell lies. "
She's sort of second-in-command to Cornelius Fudge. . .
. . .who's, you know, just God in her eyes. . .
. . .and will absolutely do her job to the nth degree.
There's actually a really dark and damaged side to her.
She's a megalomaniac who needs to be absolutely in control all the time.
And if she's not in control she becomes dangerous.
Enough!
Anything that veers from her view of the way things should be has no hope.
Nothing will stand in her way. And lmelda plays that with a smile.
She's so dedicated to helping these children to see the light.
Or to see the pink, l think.
l see her as a genetic splice between Doris Day and Freddy Krueger.
She doesn't want them to be doing any spells.
Wands away.
-There'll be no need to talk. -No need to think's more like it.
They are basically just writing lines every single lesson.
And it's not just the students on the line.
Could you please predict something for me?
l'm sorry?
Trelawney gets very nervous. . .
. . .when Umbridge comes in and watches her class. . .
. . .and really brutalizes her actually, in front of the class.
Then it's followed by a yet more brutal expulsion.
You can't do this.
Actually, l can.
Get rid of people. Terribly sorry.
She's a bit of a psycho, basically.
As l told you once before, Mr. Potter. . .
. . .naughty children deserve to be punished.
Of course, Fred and George don't like that they can see what she is for real.
No one's sticking up to her so l think it's about time to.
They've always wanted an excuse to tell the school. . .
. . .exactly what they think, what they can do with their lessons.
Ready when you are.
lt's sort of exciting, isn't it, breaking the rules?
Who are you and what have you done with Hermione Granger?
In Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix. . .
...a mysterious link to Voldemort weighs heavily on Harry.
Haven't you always wondered. . .
. . .what was the connection between you and the Dark Lord?
Harry's obviously got that potential for evil inside him.
Shut up! Shut up!
That's always been the worry for Harry. Since the first film. . .
. . .when the hat said, "You should be in Slytherin. "
So the sorting hat was right. l should be in Slytherin.
Why then did the Sorting Hat place you in Gryffindor?
-Because l asked it to. -Exactly, Harry. Exactly.
lt is not our abilities that show what we truly are.
lt is our choices.
He doesn't even quite realize it that really his choice. . .
. . .is what is his strength.
Why suffer an horrific death. . .
. . .when you can join me and live?
Never!
lt's more just being brave enough to realize and make the right decisions.
Harry!
Reducto!
But the obvious choice. . .
. . .is not necessarily the right choice.
You sold James and Lily to Voldemort, didn't you?
The Dark Lord. You have no idea the weapons he possesses!
Ask yourself, Sirius! What would you have done?
l would have died! l would have died rather than betray my friends!
You should have realized, Peter. . .
. . .that if Voldemort didn't kill you then we would. Together!
No!
Harry saved Peter Pettigrew's life and now Peter owes him.
Peter has a life debt to Harry.
That could be a handy thing for Harry later. . .
. . .to have someone in debt to him who has access to Voldemort.
Voldemort may be after something.
Something he didn't have last time.
ln this film there's the fear something might have gone wrong in his head.
The Dark Lord failed to acquire it.
Oh, thank goodness. Next we need to--
Look at me!
What's happening to me?
Harry has such a relationship with Voldemort, such a connection with him. . .
. . .that he thinks this sense of evil must be stronger in him than in other people.
But l think Sirius is the person who really helps him through that.
l just feel so angry all the time.
You're not a bad person.
You're a very good person who bad things have happened to.
Harry feels a lot of shame and a lot of guilt. . .
. . .and we all know what that's like and what that can do to us.
Avada Kedavra!
The Killing Curse.
Only one person is known to have survived it. . .
. . .and he's sitting in this room.
He really is set apart from everybody else in the wizarding world.
lt's not just choosing where he belongs, it's, will he choose to meet his destiny?
The destiny that was prophesied for him before birth.
Dark and difficult times lie ahead.
Soon we must all face the choice between what is right and what is easy.
Voldemort is rising. His troops are gathering.
A great war is in the offing.
Do enjoy yourself, won't you?
While you can?
While at Hogwarts.
We're not gonna use magic?
You'll be learning about defensive spells in a secure, risk-free way.
Harry and his friends are forbidden to learn even the simplest spells...
... to defend against the Dark Arts. Enough is enough.
Harry takes a stand.
Harry becomes a man who stands against evil.
First we need to find a place to practice. . .
. . .where Umbridge won't find out.
We go underground. We form the DA, which stands for Dumbledore's Army.
lt's a guerilla, revolutionary organization in many ways.
Harry has to find a secret place where they can have these classes. . .
. . .and Neville finds this Room of Requirement.
Which is a room in Hogwarts nobody really knows about.
The Room of Requirement only appears when a person has real need of it.
And is always equipped for the seeker's needs.
lt's like Hogwarts wants us to fight back.
lt was the only way they were actually gonna learn how to defend themselves.
l love the creation of Dumbledore's Army.
l love that it just sort of comes together out of nothing. . .
. . .and all of a sudden these kids are able to look around and say:
" Hey, we could make a difference. "
Every great wizard started out as nothing more than what we are now.
lf they can do it, why not us?
We see Harry become teacher.
For the first time, Harry is becoming a leader of men. . .
. . .or, in fact, a leader of kids.
We see Harry start to become the person he was meant to be.
And it's not just through the fact. . .
. . .that they are learning the skills that they need.
The fact that they name themselves Dumbledore's Army. . .
. . .says that they're doing this for a purpose, that they've taken a side. . .
. . .that they realize that there's a difference between good and evil.
Expecto Patronum.
Harry teaches them to do a Patronus.
A full body Patronus is the most difficult to produce.
Back in the third one, Lupin didn't think anybody Harry's age could do that.
And Harry's teaching kids to do that.
We see how kids use magic. . .
. . .in a way that we've never seen them use it before.
We're gonna make them proud, Neville. That's a promise.
He's not going to have to do it alone.
He has allies.
You see, Harry, Hermione and Ron totally united. . .
. . .and really, really there for each other in a big way.
And their friendship and strength of their friendship attracts everyone else.
Harry does belong. . .
. . .and not only does he belong, but he has people willing to follow him.
Even though we've got a fight ahead of us. . .
. . .we've got one thing that Voldemort doesn't have.
Something worth fighting for.
We've taken a bunch of kids who really don't belong anywhere. . .
. . .and they've found each other and formed their own friendships.
And out of those alliances they're going to change the world.
We long to change the world and we don't always get a chance. . .
. . .but with Harry and Hermione and Ron. . .
. . .we get to join up with them and change the world with them.
In Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix. . .
... we find that characters are often not as they seem...
...but also sometimes not as they have been judged.
lt's one of those perennial themes, really. . .
. . .that you can't judge a book by it's cover.
Sometimes things that feel familiar and lovely can have a dark underside.
Are you going to kill me, Harry?
And things that are horrible and you judge quickly. . .
. . .there can be something more to them.
lt's easy to just dismiss someone as not liking them or whatever. . .
. . .but giving someone a chance. . .
Hey, Potter!
. . .despite how you might at first dislike them, can be very, very difficult.
Especially for someone like Harry, who l think is quite instinctual.
How--? How are you?
Spectacular.
Now, Harry, he's a good kid. He's got a good heart.
He wants to make the right choices. He always wants to serve his friends.
He never takes the easy way out.
He's always looking to do the right thing.
But he has some blinders on.
What's the matter, Potter? Bit beyond your reach?
When he meets someone, it'll be pretty instant whether he likes them or not.
The lessons that he's learned, generally, of these films. . .
. . .is that you can't ever assume something about a person.
And in first place, Slytherin House.
He really is convinced. . .
. . .that anybody that has anything to do with the Slytherin House. . .
. . .is a bad guy.
He's had his bad experiences with Draco.
l don't give a damn what your father thinks, Malfoy.
He's vile and cruel. And you're just pathetic.
Harry has this built-in hatred of Slytherin. . .
. . .which is beyond any reasonable hatred.
He simply does not talk to someone, because they're Slytherin.
They're enemies automatically.
Who do we know who thinks all Muggle-borns are scum?
But Malfoy, the Heir of Slytherin?
Maybe Ron's right, Hermione. l mean, look at his family.
The whole lot of them have been in Slytherin for centuries.
One of the major themes we see in all the films. . .
. . .is about the evil of prejudice.
Harry is a walking example of that.
On the other hand, he's the example of that starting to break down.
He is the one that puts Dumbledore's Army together. . .
. . .which has three of the four houses all together.
l'm okay.
Draco will say horrible things about Ron because he's poor.
You see, Weasley, unlike some, my father can afford the best.
We see horrible things said about Hermione because she's a Mudblood.
" Enemies of the Heir, beware. "
You'll be next, Mudbloods.
Draco represents more than just a bad, mean kid.
He represents the meanness of that intolerant attitude in Harry's life.
l got a real treat for you today.
A great lesson.
God, this place has gone to the dogs.
Wait until Father hears Dumbledore's got this oaf teaching classes.
Shut up, Malfoy.
The prejudice that's built in to the world as it is now. . .
. . .is its greatest weakness and is what Voldemort uses.
Get out, it's the Death Eaters!
He is constantly working on distrust between different wizards.
This castle will not only be your home this year. . .
. . .but home to some very special guests as well.
Why did Dumbledore insist that they have a Triwizard Tournament?
Because he knew that the only way they were gonna defeat Voldemort. . .
. . .is if he can start to gather good people together. . .
. . .and try to get over the prejudices which are leaving the wizarding world. . .
. . .ripe for Voldemort and his philosophy.
Voldemort's philosophy, which comes down to:
Every man for himself. You're only alone.
Love is an irrelevance.
Shall l divulge how l truly lost my powers?
lt was love.
But no matter, no matter.
Things have changed.
The filters that we look through, the beliefs that we hold in our heart. . .
. . .largely determine how much we really understand.
The glasses that we wear, these will restrict us.
Hey! Read the badge, Potter!
Can l have a word?
Maybe the big problem that they have to overcome. . .
. . .in order to eventually have a victory over Voldemort. . .
. . .is a victory over their own prejudices.
And l know people have taken that idea and said:
" Well, then somewhere along the line, there's gotta be a reconciliation. . .
. . .between Draco and Harry. "
And though the wizarding world...
...is a place where the oddest and quirkiest misfits find a home...
...even here there are some that seem to be rejected by all.
Everyone, this is Loony Love--
Luna Lovegood.
One of the wonderful Ravenclaw characters, Luna Lovegood. . .
. . .is chastised as being loony.
Luna Lovegood is very eccentric.
And she believes in all these creatures, like Nargles, that don't exist. . .
. . .but she's convinced they are.
And all the kids kind of give her a wide berth. . .
. . .because she's completely off-the-wall.
The closer you get to her though. . .
. . .you start to appreciate that she's actually talking a lot of sense.
She is a glorious spirit.
Very comfortable with who she is, very much inhabits her own world.
She's comfortable being on her own, dreaming.
She kind of floats along through life.
Everyone thinks she's a bit silly, but she's not. She's really clever.
Well, if l were You-Know-Who. . .
. . .l'd want you to feel cut off from everyone else. . .
. . .because if it's just you alone. . .
. . .you're not as much of a threat.
She's, in a way, the most perceptive of the characters.
She sees things that nobody else can see.
lf you take in the prejudices of the world against her. . .
. . .you'll miss out on all those things.
She's lost one of her parents.
Harry's drawn to her because he feels they're sort of kindred spirits, in a way.
lt's a strange bond between Harry and Luna. They're both outsiders.
Luna introduces Harry to another group of outsiders:
The magical creatures known as Thestrals.
You're not going mad.
l can see them too.
Thestrals can only be seen by people who've seen death.
And it's quite intimidating, quite scary.
And then later in the forest, Luna introduces him to them properly.
They're quite gentle, really, but people avoid them because they're a bit. . . .
Different.
lf you can imagine the apocalypse. . .
. . .they look like the type of things that the four horsemen would be riding.
They are like the horses of death.
When you look at them quickly, they're really scary.
They're kind of dark and devil-like and spooky.
And then when you get up a little bit closer. . .
. . .they're not that at all. They're actually quite beautiful. . .
. . .and elegant and graceful and wonderful, in fact. . .
. . .when they spread their wings.
Another character ready to spread his wings...
...is the oft forgotten, much maligned, Neville Longbottom.
Hi, guys.
Hey, Neville.
Neville starts off as, really, this sweet doofus who can't do anything right.
He can't remember things.
He can't do well at his classes.
Expelliarmus.
He can't use a wand well. He's just not a very good wizard.
l think we have to be asking ourselves:
Now, why was Neville put in Gryffindor?
Why was this wussy, sweet kid put into the house of bravery. . .
. . .and courage and boldness?
Why is it always me?
We find out this year, everything that's happened to him in his life. . .
. . .has been feeding this anger, and now he just wants to unleash it.
Expelliarmus.
Fantastic, Neville. Well done, man.
His relationship with Neville. . .
. . .they find out they're actually even closer than they knew.
So how are we getting to London?
He's not the person that Harry would've chosen to have by his side.
Certainly he's not the person, at the beginning of Sorcerer's Stone. . .
. . .if we were saying, " Let's pick the allies that Harry's gonna need" . . .
. . .we would never pick Neville.
He turned out to not be who we thought he was going to be. . .
. . .in a really lovely way.
Bellatrix Lestrange.
Neville Longbottom, is it? How's Mum and Dad?
Better, now they're about to be avenged.
l think we get to see ourselves in the misfits of the world. . .
. . .and get to say, you know what? lt doesn't matter if l'm not the richest. . .
. . .prettiest, most powerful, smartest, most influential.
What l do matters. What Luna does matters.
What Neville does matters.
And they're going to have a critical part to play. . .
. . .in the making right of the world of Harry Potter.
Voldemort wants to build up his army.
The Dark Lord approaches.
lf Voldemort's raising an army, l want to fight.
Throughout Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix...
... we find Harry propelled inexorably towards a clash with the forces of evil.
Things become more scary. . .
. . .when you can't put a name to them. lt's Voldemort. . .
. . .but we don't know when it's gonna happen. . .
. . .how it's gonna happen, or what form it'll take.
He really is out there, isn't he?
There's a sense of mounting tension, of a war actually being very imminent.
How can Harry possibly defeat Voldemort?
Voldemort is the greatest wizard of the age.
Dumbledore says Voldemort knows magic that he doesn't know.
Harry's in big trouble.
And you just know that. . .
. . .when it comes down to some final confrontation. . .
. . .at some point, it's not gonna be because Harry's good at Quidditch.
l mean, that got him a dragon egg, but that's not gonna beat Voldemort.
At some point, it's gotta be something in Harry himself.
Dear Mr. Potter.
You are hereby expelled from Hogwarts.
In Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix...
... we find Harry stripped of the things he values most.
He's lost respect within the wizarding world.
He's lost respect within Hogwarts.
Professor Dumbledore.
His reliance on Dumbledore, all these things are ripped out of his life.
What's left is Harry's infallible instinct for good.
He perceives things others don't and makes a bold move.
He has this saving-person thing.
He identifies with others, and he's going to do the courageous thing.
He doesn't try to be the hero, but he feels he needs to do something.
And importantly, Harry doesn 't need to go through it alone.
You're seeing Harry go through this. . .
. . .and you're seeing his friends stick with him.
Harry!
You see, that's a key thing. Especially maybe nowadays. . .
. . .when we've got a world where evil seems very real.
We've got to be able to defend ourselves.
And kids see Harry and Ron and Hermione stand there and say:
" No, l'm not gonna take this. l can fight back. "
They're gonna take the stand.
Get behind me.
And where they take a stand, there's no turning back.
We have the mother of all battles, a battle for the soul of Harry.
lt's very powerful, it's very exciting, it's very dramatic. . .
. . .and, yes, it's spectacular, but it's rooted in emotion.
The battle lines are drawn.
While Harry's been struggling at Hogwarts...
... Voldemort's been busy rallying his troops.
Lucius' mask is gone forever.
There's no pretending to anybody whose side he's on. . .
. . .and this is to the death.
Give me the prophecy now. . .
. . .or watch your friends die.
Lucius gets nastier and nastier, so it's kid gloves off this time.
And l'm about as unpleasant as l'm likely to get.
Why did Voldemort need me to come and get this?
You dare speak his name?
You filthy half-blood!
Bellatrix Lestrange, played by Helena Bonham Carter. . .
. . .who's this really eccentric, dangerous, witch.
A mad woman, spent years and years in Azkaban.
She's gone really fruity and crazy.
And she comes out, and she likes torturing wizards.
She is a sadist, and she does get joy out of causing pain.
And the Cruciatus Curse is one that she just loves.
l was really keen that we never took a straight line with Bellatrix.
And so Helena did some really crazy stuff.
Because she's in prison for 1 4 years, there's a dilapidated quality to her.
She was once intensely glamorous and very beautiful. . .
. . .but this would've gone to seed.
On the side of good is a ragtag bunch of wizards:
The Order of the Phoenix.
l wanted you to have this.
Original Order of the Phoenix.
The Order of the Phoenix is an organization. . .
. . .which Dumbledore set up 1 6 years ago. . .
. . .and had the task of defending the world against Voldemort. . .
. . .and got incredible sort of emotional value for Harry. . .
. . .because his parents were members.
lt's your turn now.
At the heart of the order is Harry's godfather, Sirius Black.
Sirius, he's a little bit reckless.
What's life without a little risk?
Likes to live dangerously.
With Mad-Eye Moody.
Moody is slightly mad. . .
. . .but at the same time, he does feel evil very clearly.
Not here, Nymphadora.
Don't call me Nymphadora.
And a new recruit, an irrepressible young witch, Nymphadora Tonks.
She's the youngest person in the Order of the Phoenix. . .
. . .but she's very, very good at spells.
When at last the tension explodes...
... the mysteries unravel deep in the Ministry of Magic.
We have a big wand battle, and we've not seen that happen before.
Rictusempra!
We've seen people training with wands at Hogwarts.
We've seen Voldemort and Harry at the end of number 4. . .
. . .but this is the time that you get to see some Olympic-level ninja wandage.
David Yates did say:
" When the Order of the Phoenix battle the Death Eaters. . .
. . .l want it to be like nothing anyone has ever seen on-screen before.
l don't want it to be neat. l want it to be messy, anarchic and quite violent. "
There's an art to selling a good fight.
Making it look real, of course, and angry and aggressive. . .
. . .but also shaping a good fight. lt has its own story.
Don't fight him, Harry. You can't win.
More than just a spectacular fight, this is a battle for Harry's soul...
... that neither he nor Voldemort can afford to lose.
What was really impressive was that David Yates, l think, and Dan. . .
. . .had worked together to really bring out the inner battle. . .
. . .that's going on in Harry in a war of uncertainty.
You will lose everything.
Voldemort may have the followers, and may have power and weapons. . .
. . .but ultimately, he will never have what Harry has. . .
. . .which is the people who surround Harry. . .
. . .whatever happens, they will stand by each other.
Harry has that one thing that Voldemort doesn't have:
Love.
Perhaps love is Harry's most powerful spell.
For the boy who didn 't know where he belonged...
... we find him surrounded by friends who will stand by him at any cost...
...unconditionally.
lt's about friendship and loyalty and everyone coming together.
You'll be okay, Harry. You're a great wizard.
Not as good as you.
Me? Books and cleverness. There are more important things.
Friendship and bravery.
They've known each other for like 5 years now. . .
. . .and they've been through quite a lot through the years.
You just really get that feeling of real sort of friendship between them all. . .
. . .and they're good mates now.
Well done, everyone. Great, great work.
He is a hero, and he is a really good person.
When he's caring for a large group of people. . .
. . .that's him at his most comfortable.
The stakes are higher for Harry...
... the mysteries ever deeper.
But through it all, he knows that he has an army of friends in his corner...
...and together, they'll rise to the challenge.
They always do.
You won't last two seconds if he invades your mind.
-l'm not weak. -Then prove it.
Let us hope. . .
. . .that Mr. Potter will always be around to save the day.
Don't worry. l will be.
Expelliarmus!
Now, we have two changes in staffing this year.
We're pleased to welcome back Professor Grubbly-Plank. . .
. . .who'll be taking Care of Magical Creatures. . .
. . .while Professor Hagrid is on temporary leave.
We also wish to welcome our new Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher. . .
. . .Professor Dolores Umbridge.
l'm sure you'll join me in wishing Professor Umbridge good luck.
Now, as usual, our caretaker, Mr. Filch, has asked me to remind you that--
Thank you, headmaster, for those kind words of welcome.
And how lovely to see all your bright, happy faces. . .
. . .smiling up at me.
l'm sure we're all going to be very good friends.
The Ministry of Magic. . .
. . .has always considered the education of young witches and wizards. . .
. . .to be of vital importance.
The task of passing down the ancient skills. . .
. . .must be undertaken with the utmost seriousness.
Although each headmaster has brought something new. . .
. . .to this historic school. . .
. . .progress for the sake of progress. . .
. . .must be discouraged.
A balance, then, between old and new. . .
. . .between permanence and change. . .
. . .between tradition and innovation.
Let us preserve what must be preserved. . .
. . .perfect what can be perfected. . .
. . .and prune practices. . .
. . .that ought to be prohibited.
Thank you, Professor Umbridge.
That really was most illuminating.
Now, as l was saying, Mr. Filch has asked me. . .
. . .to remind you that magic is forbidden in the corridors between the classes. . .
. . .and many other things that seem to be going on.
Now, a list of these misdemeanors can be found nailed to his door.
My gran says it's the Daily Prophet that's rubbish.
She's canceled our subscription.
Yeah, that one.
l seen you. You're nothing but a bloody cheat, you know that?
-l don't cheat. -Oh, no. You don't cheat.
-Yeah, whatever. -Come on, deal me in.
Dream interpretation. . .
. . .is a most important means of divination.
For the lnner Eye sees sights to which the outer world is blind.
What are you doing here?
Don't mind me, dear.
You see-- Professor Trelawney, isn't it?
--in addition to my teaching duties, the Ministry has asked me. . .
. . .to act as an informal observer here at Hogwarts.
Cornelius' eyes and ears, as it were.
Nothing whatsoever to worry about. Please do go on.
l'm just a fly on the wall.
Oh, yes, well. Well. . . .
-Dream-- -Just one question, dear.
You've been in this post how long, exactly?
Nearly 1 6 years.
Quite a period.
And it was Dumbledore who appointed you?
He did.
-The interpretation-- -Just one more thing. . .
. . .if it isn't too much bother.
Could you please predict something for me?
-l'm sorry? -Predict something.
Well, surely you're not surprised l ask.
You would have foreseen it.
The lnner Eye does not see upon command.
Come now.
One teensy little prophecy?
No?
Pity.
No, wait. Wait, no. l think l do see something.
Yes, l do. Something dark.
You are in grave danger.
Lovely.
Well?
Where is this weapon?
There isn't one, is there?
You were trying to trick me.
You know, l really hate children.
You really are the most untidy creatures.
Lord knows l've tried to help you.
To instill discipline and respect for decorum.
l've tried my very best to bring order. . .
. . .yet at every turn been assailed by chaos.
l mean, look what you've done to me.
l really cannot take it anymore.
But l must.
Authority must be upheld.
Sometimes the ends do justify the means.
l think, certainly, no one could blame me.
And if it falls to me to sort out the mess. . .
. . .to tie up the loose ends, then so be it.
For the greater good. . .
. . .l will do what must be done.
Harry.
Come in.
Come on.
The feast is about to start.
Thanks, Ron. l'm not really in the mood.
You know, l'm not hungry either. l--
You go on.
Really. l'll be okay.
Hi. Have you got me? Look how shy he is.
Hello. This is me normally.
l've just arrived and l'm gonna get my hair dyed.
Look how fit he is. Say hi to your mom.
-Hello, Mum. How are you? -Hi, Adam's mom.
Wait a minute! Wait a minute!
You guys don't know what's going on yet.
This is called " Trailing Tonks" and it's following me, Nat. . .
. . .who plays Tonks, on the Harry Potter set.
Enjoy it, guys.
Isn 't this place amazing?
I move pretty fast here...
...so here's a map to help you keep up.
Oh, here we go.
Right now l'm getting my hair done in a Scottish accent.
How long does it take?
This takes about half an hour and the makeup takes about--
How long does it take, Jan? Half an hour?
Maybe 40 minutes sometimes.
Yeah, but they have to pin curl all my hair.
And it's usually really knotty and manky. . .
. . .because l hate brushing my hair in real life.
-So that takes a while. -That takes a while.
Yeah, doesn't it?
And then getting it just right because the front bit--
Getting it to look--
Like, real. The thing is, the front bit is my bit which they dye. . .
. . .and the back bit's the wig. So together it makes it look real. . .
. . .because if they use the proper hairline it would just--
You'd see the lace and it wouldn't look good.
-Are we finished yet? Are we nearly--? -Finished now.
What should we do next?
I think they're filming over there.
There's two of my mates doing audio. Let's go babble.
We're working here.
Hello. This is the Sound Department.
-They do everything that sounds. -Be very quiet.
What are you doing?
We're with a very emotional moment with Harry and Sirius. . .
. . .when Lupin comes in and tries to console him. . .
. . .because Sirius has been killed.
-Yeah. -lt's bad. lt's hard times.
They're about to film so l'm gonna go.
Moving on, this studio is absolutely huge.
When I got here I kept getting lost constantly.
But the one place I could always find was the canteen.
This is like Mecca here. lt's amazing. Shall we enter? Come on. Come on.
These are the lovely, lovely people that feed us every single day.
Without them this could not be done.
Look at him. Look how nice he is.
Right. l'm gonna serve someone something.
l'm gonna serve him.
-Don't be camera-shy. Come on. -No, no, no.
No one apparently wants to get served by me.
What is it? Would you not trust me?
-Carry on. -What would you like?
-Thank you, madam. Can l have--? -Some cauliflower? Right.
How's your day been? Has it been hard?
Yes, very hard, thank you.
l don't know. Slaving away in a bloody kitchen all day.
-Just a few beans, please. -Few beans. What, like four?
-No, no, not that few. -Like that? A bit more.
-Yes, please. -Like that?
-That's lovely. -There you go.
-Like that. -Thank you, very much.
l'm not very good at this. lt's my first day.
l'm blatantly gonna get fired.
Would you like some--?
-This? -No, thanks.
Would you like some. . .
. . .spots?
Look at the little dots. Look, look.
Hi, guys. That canteen was such a dangerous place.
l put on probably about 5 stone doing Harry Potter.
lt was the cheese plate that really, really got me.
They had, like, Brie-- Like, five types of cheese. . .
. . .and millions of types of crackers.
Anyway, l've gotta go. See you later. Bye.
Quick, quick, quick. This is the quickest way out.
But it says " only in an emergency. " l'm very sorry, but we have to go.
And there is my trailer. Over there.
I haven 't finished eating yet, but let's go look at my trailer.
It's so close to the canteen. Perfect.
This is my trailer.
My name is Nymphadora Tonks. l am now from Russia.
And l have here a coffee machine and l have a fridge.
See, l've got my guitar. So l'll sing you a Christmas song.
l made this up when l was busking on the Tube and l was broke.
Oh, Santa, take away these blues
Bring me something good this year Bring me some good news
My mother hates me And I ain 't got no home
My baby left me I got no one to phone
Oh, Santa, I've been a bad girl You know
But give me some lovin ' Under the mistletoe
l really, really wanted a boyfriend at the time, obviously.
l don't know what note to end on. Maybe that one.
l can't believe you just watched me playing that. Bit embarrassing.
My mates are gonna tease me for the rest of my life.
Where else can we go?
I've never been to the animal sanctuary. Shall we go there?
I wish I had a dog whistle. Oh, here we go.
Hello. Who are you?
l trained Fang, Crookshanks and Mrs. Norris.
-This is Monkey. He plays Fang. -Hello, Monkey. You play Fang.
Look how much skin it's got. lt's just amazing.
lt's like-- And look at that face.
Hello. Hello. Aren't you so cute?
lt's so big and it's 3, right?
He's 3 years old, yeah.
l got him when he was about 8 months. He came from a rescue.
Was it in all of them?
No. He's actually been in the last two, so hopefully he'll do the next one. . .
. . .and then l'll retire him so he can just run around and play.
-Chill out. -Yeah.
These ears are spectacular. And its mouth is amazing.
lt's uglier than a camel's mouth, which l've seen.
lt's got an interesting smell to him. l quite like it.
Quite musty but, you know, it's nice.
How enormous was that dog?
It's like a horse more than a dog. How cute is that?
What else should we see? Who 's that over there?
Maybe we should investigate.
Hey, look, it's Matt and Alfie playing cricket.
l think they should actually be at school.
How are you guys doing? What are you up to?
Usually me and Alfie go straight in with the stunt guys at lunch time.
But l hurt my foot last night, so l'm not training today.
Do you always train at lunch?
l sometimes do homework l should have done the night before.
Which l should be doing now.
Got some in for one of the tutors which l haven't done.
l'll get it done though. Don't worry.
lt doesn't matter to me. l'm not your mom.
Whoa, it's a good thing you guys are practicing.
l haven't been doing much exercise recently.
-l've been slacking off. -That's true.
Even a couple of minutes playing cricket--
lt's a hot day and--
Yeah, in our excuse. l think we're making excuses.
l think we're pitifully unfit.
It is hot out here. Let's get back inside.
All right, where should we head to next?
Oh, here's the bikes. Let me tell you about these.
Hello. These are loads of bikes that everyone rides around in. . .
. . .because it takes so long to get everywhere.
We get buggies.
How cute are the Harry Potter bikes?
Hopefully next year when l do the next film. . .
. . .l'll get one with my name written on it too.
And, right, l wanna show you something else now.
So are you gonna come with me? Come on. Come on.
Come on. Come on. Come on.
This is gonna be a real treat.
We're gonna head to the Art Department of Harry Potter...
...and see what fun they're up to.
I think the Art Department is right in here.
Here we go.
-Hello, l'm Nat. -l'm Alex, hi.
l'm the props Art Director.
Did you do all of this?
Well, actually these guys are in the Grimmauld Place.
So the Creatures Department did these.
They're amazing. They're geniuses.
And the broom is over there. . .
. . .if you just want to be reintroduced to your broom.
l'm going to name it. l don't know what to call it.
This is so lovely. Look at it.
-You've gotta get used to it. -lt's not heavy.
l was gonna say, as long as you don't think it's too heavy.
This is really interesting. We took off the bark, off a branch. . .
. . .and there's a steel pole inside-- A titanium pole inside there. . .
. . .that we stuck it onto. And then we waxed it and polished it up.
But we really liked the sort of magical quality of this.
lt matches your hair.
Yeah, there's bits of purple, small shades. And this. l love this.
I love my broom. It's completely like Tonks.
What's in here? There's Martin Foley. Let's see what he's doing.
We are in the Art Department. This is Martin.
-Hi. -And Martin is going to tell me. . .
. . .something about what all this is.
Okay, what these are are white-card models.
We use these to show the director and all the crew. . .
. . .what we're gonna build.
So this is the atrium set, part of the Ministry of Magic.
And this is actually a scale model of what we've built down on the stage.
-So, what else have we got here? -More. Let's see more.
-So, Gary, this is Nat. -Hello.
-Pleased to meet you, Gary.
-What are you doing? What's in there? -ln here? lt's quite messy. lt's my area.
lt's not messy at all. lt looks very tidy. Wow, did you draw all this?
Yes. For this film we're using Hogsmeade Village quite a lot.
Although we saw it briefly in film number three. . .
. . .on this film we see the kids walk through the village. . .
. . .so we needed the whole extent of the village.
So from that original concept sketch. . .
. . .we then make the white-card model. Where would you like to live?
-They look like little Dutch houses. -Some of them.
-The front lot, yeah? -Yes, those ones are.
How amazing are the Harry Potter artists?
All the detail. lt was just incredible.
l, on the other hand, failed art when l was 1 5.
Where did Martin go? How did I get lost so easily?
Martin? Oh, here he is and he's with someone I don 't know.
This is the Graphics Department and Eduardo--
They basically do all the graphics in all the Harry Potter films.
Everything from The Daily Prophets to all the school books. . .
. . .to the sweet wrappers.
-Can l show them this? Can we see this? -Yeah.
This is this amazing map.
l will be very careful with it. l will not break it.
Okay, look. lt's amazing. lt's just-- lt's like a magic secret thing.
And look. lf you look really close, there's real stairs in the map.
And it goes all the way down into the Room of Doom.
l really wish l had been given a Marauders Map. . .
. . .at the beginning of Harry Potter.
The place is so huge. l still got lost at the end trying to find the set. . .
. . .and then l was late all the time.
What's this? Oh, lips.
Well, they wouldn 't let me play with their toys anymore...
...so let's see if we can find some more toys.
The Special Effects room. Let's take a peek.
-Hello, what's your name? -Mark Bullimore.
-Hello, Mark Bullimore. -This is the Special Effects Department.
-And this is where you make these? -We do.
Look at that. Look at that door. Look how cool that is.
That's from the first one, isn't it?
-lt is, yeah. -lt's so cool. l mean, just--
l'm not gonna touch it.
Have l broken anything?
-No. -Okay.
-Just too many wires. -So many. There's millions everywhere.
lt's quite dangerous territory if you don't know what you're doing.
We got battery-operated ones. . .
. . .but this is just the prophecy they're looking for.
-Can l bounce--? ls it--? -No, don't bounce it.
Okay, l will hold it very still.
l have powers, you know.
You okay?
l think this is the coolest machine ever.
My fingernails are horrible. Oh, my God.
Right. That's enough of my nails.
Now what else do I have to do?
Oh, I nearly forgot. I've got one fight training session.
Wanna come along? I think it's this way.
-Hello. -Hello.
-How are you? -l'm well. Who are you?
-l'm Nat. -l'm Paul.
-You have to learn this wand process? -Yes.
A prepare-to position for the delivery of a spell. . .
. . .can be this position above the head.
Okay? So make up-- When you deliver it from here. . .
. . .make sure that the wand comes into the eyeline. . .
. . .and then retract it back.
Just blow him away.
-Blow that man? -Yeah.
-Right. -Exactly!
The second position is a general open position for delivery. . .
. . .which is. . .
. . .going through to here.
Sorry, there was a scary sound from there.
When you do it turn this inwards. . .
. . .so that there's, like, a powerful flick at the end of it.
So that-- A very solid definite position on the end of it. Exactly.
From here, bring the left leg forward and send the thing across you.
Send the spell across you, but blocking--
Protecting your center at the same time.
So send the spell across you-- That's it! Exactly.
The fourth position, just turn into it and fire a shot behind you.
But you just shot the ground.
Yes.
Remember, it was coming out at the end of the wand.
Okay, so blow that scaffolding away. And, one. . .
. . .two. . .
. . .three. . .
. . .four.
l haven't taught you that one yet, have l? Good! You did it though. Great.
With a coat.
Yes. Those are the five positions that we're using for attacking. . .
. . .and for firing spells at an opponent.
-Okay. -Those are the five that you need.
So keep working on them, get them really clean. . .
. . .get the form and technique good. . .
. . .and then adapt it for the style of your character.
Next week your apprentice will be the, like, master.
-That's it. -Perfect.
-Thank you, Nat. -Thank you very much.
I love wand training. It's very cool learning how to fight.
All right, where should we head to next?
I hear some laughing. What's going on over here?
Thanks for leaving me with Ed.
Man, this is such a busy set today. Oh, look, there's Dan.
-Thank you very much. -Might as well grab one for the pocket.
Oh, yes. Thank you, very much.
Hey, he gets two wands? l guess you do if you're Harry Potter.
Hey, Dan. Why does your wand look so different to mine?
l know. You see, the thing is, this is a rubber wand.
And some of-- What's this? Look, it's falling apart.
l think the record is with Devon Murray. . .
. . .for breaking the most wands throughout the films.
l think. l think it's about 1 0, which is quite impressive. You know.
Yes. So that's your bit of knowledge for today about wands.
All right, cheers, Dan.
Hey, what are they doing over here?
You have to meet my mate. You're gonna love her.
Hey, no photos!
All right. Enough of that. Let's move on.
The Room of Requirement set is awesome.
You know, I haven 't really shown you many of the sets here at the studio yet.
What was I thinking?
It'll take too long to walk.
Hey, let's jump in this buggy. It'll be quicker.
Hold on. l think it's down here. Man, my buggy's fast.
Wait till you see this.
First stop, Grimmauld Place.
Looks like they're filming some scenes with the Weasley family.
lf we're quiet, they won't even know we're here.
And action.
Now, a little bit of drapage, l think.
-Very good, guys. -Cut it.
Look how long the kitchen is.
Grimmauld Place is really unique because it's designed. . .
. . .with all these weird angles, long hallways and high ceilings. . .
. . .so that it would look like it was squeezed between two houses.
They also made this room-sized tapestry of Sirius Black's family tree.
The tree was actually painted onto the fabric.
What l like doing is just painting rooms different weird colors.
Not really in the same league as these human beings.
Moving on. Oh, you guys have to check out the atrium.
l was in here the other day filming and l could not stop staring.
lt's the coolest set.
Oh, look, there's Stuart Craig, the Production Designer.
Oh, no! Hey, Stuart, what are they doing to your beautiful set?
-They look like they're destroying it. -l'm used to sets being destroyed.
They're built to last a few days and then you tear them down.
That's what a movie set is. So this is the beginning. . .
. . .of the big confrontation and so we're breaking glass.
We've taken the glass out of the windows. . .
. . .replaced it with shards of glass.
We've ripped the blinds and the destruction begins.
Thanks, Stuart.
The inspiration for this set was the real London Underground.
lf you ever go down there, it's the craziest place.
lt's all these circular tunnels and ceramic tiles.
-Kind of Victorian. -Okay, ready, lights.
l better get out of here. lt looks like they're about ready to start.
Right, guys. We have one more stop to go.
l think it's down here. This place is huge.
Here we are. The model shop. Let's see what they're up to today.
Cool. These guys are working on the centaurs.
l can't believe they put these together.
By building these models. . .
. . .the Art Department can get the details and scale just right.
Then they send the models to the Visual Effects Department. . .
. . .to scan them into the computer and bring them to life.
You guys should see this cactus. This is Neville's cactus.
And whenever he's holding it, there's this guy off camera. . .
. . .that operates it with a remote control.
lt's the coolest prop. lt completely wiggles and squirms.
l heard the others talking about how it fires this slimy goop.
l'm so lucky l wasn't there on that day.
Right, guys, it's getting late...
...and this tour has left me completely worn out.
Let's head back to my trailer. Right, here we are.
l'm gonna go home now. l've had a very, very long day. . .
. . .and we've all been on our feet all day.
And l hope you've enjoyed the whole of Harry Potter world.
But l'm gonna go. l'm gonna go home, l'm gonna get changed.
l'm gonna get out of this wig which, even though l love, is really hot. . .
. . .and this makeup which is kind of, like--
l can feel it coming off. And l smell a bit of dog.
l can actually smell it on me.
So l'm gonna go home and have a shower. Bye.
Right, guys. That's it. lt's all over.
l hope you enjoyed it. lt wasn't too bad for my first tour.
l didn't really know what l was doing and l sang a few songs. . .
. . .maybe out of tune and l did some funny accents. . .
. . .but l had fun and l hope you did. Bye.
I made my resolutions early this year
To prove to myself That change I don 't fear
But then I failed every single time
Because giving up, giving up Suits me just fine
So, Santa, I've been a bad Naughty little girl
But give me some lovin ' Under the mistletoe