The adaptation of a series of cinema books always involves cuts and changes and with Harry Potter was no different.
Although the films have captured the essence of history, many scenes and significant details have been excluded. Some of these moments would give deeper to the narration and the characters, while others would further expand the mythology of the world of magicians.
The absence of some of these elements has caused frustration in many fans, who considered that some characters or events were underutilized or simply ignored.
From surprising events, such as Dumbledore’s funeral, to the information that would help you better understand Hogwarts and its story, there are many gaps left from the cinematographic adaptation.
Take a look at a selection below with the information of the wizard’s universe that were out or did not have the well -deserved details of the films.
10 Important details left outside Harry Potter movies
Dumbledore’s funeral
In books, Dumbledore’s death is a grandiose and deeply emotional event, culminating in a funeral worthy of its importance. Different magical creatures, students, teachers and witches all over the world attend to pay their honors.
In Harry Potter’s films, however, this crucial scene has been cut, replaced only by a short sequence of students who raise the chopsticks. This moment would have added a greater impact on the loss of one of the most iconic characters in the series.
The complete story of Ariana Dumbledore
Ariana, Albus’s silent sister, had suggested her story only in films, but in the book “Deathly of Death”, her trajectory is much more explored. She was attacked by the Bodies as a child and, unable to control her magic, was finally isolated by her family.
His tragic death caused a break between Dumbledore and Grindelwald. Without this information in the films, the relationship between the two characters loses a layer of essential complexity.
The participation of Pirraça, Poltergeist
In the books, Pyrraça is a constant presence in Hogwarts’ corridors, causing chaos and irritating both students and teachers. However, it has been completely removed from the films. The Poltergeist is particularly relevant during the battle of Hogwarts, in which he helps to expel diners from death. His absence in the films took a comic and chaotic element that would have helped to further enrich the Hogwarts environment.
The return of the Mapa to Mapa
In the book “Prisoner of Azkaban”, when Snape confiscates the map of Maroto, Tiago Potter, Sirius Black, Remo Lupin and Pedro Pettigrew deriding it through the object, even after killing. This scene was not included in the films, which has made many spectators not even made the connection of the creators of maps with Harry.
This moment would have been a great opportunity to connect Harry’s story more with that of his father and friends.
Remo Lupine’s Dark Past
Lupine is one of the most loved teachers of the saga, but his past has been little explored in films. In the books, we learned that he was transformed into a mannaro wolf as a child by Fenrir Grayback, a Voldemort follower who attacked the children to increase the population of the Mannari wolves. This detail makes Lupin’s life even more tragic and strengthens his fear of being a danger for others, something that has been superficial in the cinematographic adaptation.
Complete prophecy and its impact
The prophecy of Sibila Trelawney on Harry and Voldemort is one of the central points of the plot, but the films omit a crucial detail: Neville Longbottom could have been chosen. The prophecy said that the boy who would defeat Voldemort would be born at the end of July and that his parents would challenge the dark gentleman three times. Since the Longbottoms also adapt to these criteria, this would add an interesting layer to the story of Neville and show how different fate could have been different.
Dobby’s report and domestic elves
Dobby is one of the most loved characters in the saga, but his participation in the films has been drastically reduced. In books, he continues to appear after “The Secret Chamber”, working on Hogwarts and helping Harry in various situations.
In addition, there is a conspiracy on the struggle of domestic elves for better conditions, with Hermione who founded the mouth for the support of the Elves’ liberation). This sub -tray would have further enriched the magical world.
The origin of Draco Malfoy’s wand
In the book “Deathly of Death”, the way Harry takes Draco’s wand is much more detailed. Not only disarmed Malfoy, but wins a real struggle, which makes you recognize the wand of the chopsticks as its legitimate owner. In the film, this explanation was simplified to the extreme, leaving the logic of the functioning of the chopsticks a little confused for those who have not read the books.
The Gaunt house and the origin of Voldemort
Tom Riddle was not born simply; His family had a history of decay and madness due to generations of consanguin marriages.
In the books, we know the story of Gaunt’s house, where Voldemort’s mother, Mérope Gaunt, lived before bringing a babban and giving light to Tom. In the films, this story is summarized superficially.
Dursley’s real farewell
In movies, Dursley’s last appearance is cold and emotion. In the book, however, there is a significant moment in which uncle Válter and above all Duda show some concern with Harry. Duda, who spent the entire series mistreating her cousin, finally shows a trace of humanity while asking for Harry if he really wouldn’t have gone with them. This moment of redemption has been completely removed from the version of the film.
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