Even though it was released quite a while ago, the behind-the-scenes stories of "Harry Potter" continue to offer audiences many interesting things because of the surprises and secrets hidden within.
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| The Great Hall of Hogwarts is decorated for Christmas every year. |
The Great Hall of Hogwarts in the "Harry Potter" films is where students and professors gather on important occasions. It has been enchanted by the school's wizards, its roof opens to the sky outside and changes with the seasons and special festivals throughout the year. Headmaster Dumbledore is the one who frequently decorates it with just a wave of his hand.
It's a hard-to-believe fact that Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, and Emma Watson had never seen the Grand Ballroom until they filmed the hat-throwing scene. Therefore, the shocked expressions and gasps of amazement from the three main actors were completely genuine.
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| The hat-tossing scene also marks the first time the three main characters, Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, and Emma Watson, see this vast hall. |
On Christmas Eve at Hogwarts, the audience is immediately overwhelmed by the magnificent scene with a Christmas tree, falling snowflakes, delicious plates of turkey, ham, and pudding... However, in reality, those delicious puddings are made of plastic and the snowflakes are made of salt.
The "Harry Potter" film set, located on the outskirts of London, is where Warner Bros. invested a great deal of effort and money to create unique architectural models, which were used for most of the scenes in the seven installments of this epic film series.
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| Those delicious-looking roasted chickens are actually just plastic. |
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| All the Christmas decorations at the wizarding school were very cheap. |
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| Members of the film crew and design team are sprinkling salt to create the effect of falling snow. |
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| Architectural models play a crucial role in creating beautiful shots for the film. |
According to Giadinhonline.vn
