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Vanete Druse. Fanfic Fanatic
 Age: 13 Gender: Male Posts: 1919 | August 22nd, 2008 at 06:09pm Dude. I can't watch that scene without having, like, a mini-gasm. 
Most British accents are just...
Not to mention French and Finnish and Irish and Japanese...
I like accents. But it started with British, thanks to Harry Potter.  |
fool's paradise AWOL
 Age: 14 Gender: Female Posts: 839 | August 22nd, 2008 at 08:01pm feltbeats.:I like accents. But it started with British, thanks to Harry Potter. 
Me too. I used to try and fake them all the time to make people actually think I was British.  |
Tom Fletcher. Cliché Catastrophe
 Age: 23 Gender: Male Posts: 736 | August 22nd, 2008 at 08:23pm I really need to watch that scene again. 
*is guilty of having a British accent*  |
Vanete Druse. Fanfic Fanatic
 Age: 13 Gender: Male Posts: 1919 | August 23rd, 2008 at 03:44am Matthew Sanders.:*is guilty of having a British accent* 
Don't mind me, having a gasm over your accent.
My friend and I try to fake them all the time. She's much better at it than I am, though. Even though I pwn at remembering the scenes and quoting them at random times. Like in line at Six Flags. I wonder what the people around me thought, quoting all the Draco Malfoy scenes in SS and CoS.  |
Tom Fletcher. Cliché Catastrophe
 Age: 23 Gender: Male Posts: 736 | August 23rd, 2008 at 12:30pm 
I can just imagine you walking down the street and spitting out randomly, "Scared, Potter?"
=']
I need to purchase CoS as soon as I get my next paycheck. It's the only Potter film I don't own and I miss it so. *sigh* |
Vanete Druse. Fanfic Fanatic
 Age: 13 Gender: Male Posts: 1919 | August 23rd, 2008 at 04:59pm Actually, I haven't done that scene...
BUT I was walking down the street with my friend and just randomly said, "Maybe if the fat lubber had given this a squeeze, he would've remembered to fall on his fat ass!" And then went to quote that whole scene. My friend just rolled her eyes at me. 
GoF is the only one I don't own, but I don't have the special two-disc edition of OoTP, and I lost the second disc to CoS. >_< |
Tom Fletcher. Cliché Catastrophe
 Age: 23 Gender: Male Posts: 736 | August 23rd, 2008 at 05:35pm Shame. I love it when Draco says that, and Harry's reply. I'm all, N'aww, fiesty lil twelve year olds... *cough* 
I love how Draco says 'fat arse' in that scene. He's so southern 
*strokes* We have the two disc editions of movies 3-5 and Philosopher's Stone is on this random VCR tape from when we taped it off the TV at Xmas.  |
Vanete Druse. Fanfic Fanatic
 Age: 13 Gender: Male Posts: 1919 | August 23rd, 2008 at 05:58pm Yeah but it's more of a FLASHY FLASH scene and it's hard to quote. I prefer the longer scenes, like the one where Harry and Ron turn into Crabbe and Goyle to get information out of Draco. I was like COMMON ROOM SEX INTERROGATION YEAH. 
We have very different ideas of southern accents. And to me, he sounds anything but southern. Thank Jeebus. I don't like southern accents that much.
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Tom Fletcher. Cliché Catastrophe
 Age: 23 Gender: Male Posts: 736 | August 23rd, 2008 at 06:39pm No, I meant southern England. Tom's from Surrey, England (incidently where the Dursley's live [/HP nerd]) which is at the south of the country. I am from the north, and not all English folks sound like Tom. Unfortunately.
xD
On a different subject, I'm not too keen on the casting choice for Romilda Vane. The actress, Anna Shaffer, is mainly known in England for a role in this kids TV show and she really gets on my nerves. I guess that might be a good thing, seeing as she's playing an annoying character, but she's not really how I imagined Romilda at all.  |
Vanete Druse. Fanfic Fanatic
 Age: 13 Gender: Male Posts: 1919 | August 24th, 2008 at 06:15am That I knew! Because...well...I internet stalk looked up his info lots of times once or twice.

I just went on a quest to find this "Anna Shaffer" that you speak of but have failed. Do you have any pictures of her that you might be able to post/PM me? It's gonna bother me now.  |
Twenty Six Writer's Block
 Age: 19 Gender: Male Posts: 41 | August 25th, 2008 at 06:31am J. K. ROWLING IS SOO GOOD AT THIS WRITING STUFF.
I OWN HARRY!  |
Tom Fletcher. Cliché Catastrophe
 Age: 23 Gender: Male Posts: 736 | August 25th, 2008 at 03:50pm ^ Nuh uh. As mush as I love Draco, Harry also belongs to me in a way that does totally not involve them both crammed together in my closet. 
Anna Shaffer/Romilda Vane:

I don't know why she's not the Romilda I want. Everyone has their own images of characters/places in their heads from books, so... |
FrancyPansy Fanfic Fanatic
 Age: 21 Gender: Female Posts: 1294 | August 25th, 2008 at 07:29pm Matthew Sanders.:
mhmm I agree.  I thought she is less prettier  |
Vanete Druse. Fanfic Fanatic
 Age: 13 Gender: Male Posts: 1919 | August 26th, 2008 at 12:42am It's the hair. At least it is to me. She's supposed to have long, straight hair, right? And then I thought of her as really pale. And that picture has lotsa curly hair and tan skin.
Oh and Harry is anyone's, I don't really care. You guys can own him. But...I SO OWN DRACO.  |
Tom Fletcher. Cliché Catastrophe
 Age: 23 Gender: Male Posts: 736 | August 26th, 2008 at 09:43pm :
Ooooooh, no you don't. He's mine. I stared reading HP first 
But I guess we can share. Becuase I'm such a good freind. 

Uh, anyway... |
Vanete Druse. Fanfic Fanatic
 Age: 13 Gender: Male Posts: 1919 | August 27th, 2008 at 12:08am But...I wuv him so!
And that's not fair! You're older than me by default. But, uh...My theme's been Draco for longer! 
Sharing?! We can certainly share him with Harry.  |
All Is But Toys Ink Slinger
 Age: 16 Gender: Female Posts: 797 | August 27th, 2008 at 02:37am I thought someone might enjoy this; I had to analyze Harry's scar for part of my AP English summer assignment.
"Harry Potter acquired his scar as an innocent infant, when a dark sorcerer killed his parents, and attempted to kill Harry too, but found that the spell rebounded, crippling the wizard, and leaving Harry with a lightning-shaped scar on his forehead. The shape of the scar itself is interesting; distinctly a lightning bolt. This may signify that Harry was “struck” by this tragedy at random, just as someone is struck by a lightning bolt. But as we learn later in the series, Harry’s involvement was prophesized, so there was always something attracting that lightning bolt to him. The scar is on his forehead, slightly off-center, but usually visible. The visibility of the scar means that Harry basically has no privacy throughout the series; anywhere he goes, people know who he is because of that scar on his forehead. The scar also proves to be an alert; it burns whenever the wizard who inflicted is near or particularly deadly. It’s both his curse and his blessing; he is inextricably linked to the person he hates most in the world, whether he likes it or not, but he has the advantage of knowing beforehand if he is in grave danger." |
Tom Fletcher. Cliché Catastrophe
 Age: 23 Gender: Male Posts: 736 | August 27th, 2008 at 11:26am ^ That's cool. We have a possibility of studying a Potter book in my AS English Literature class and I really hope we get to do it.  |
Vanete Druse. Fanfic Fanatic
 Age: 13 Gender: Male Posts: 1919 | August 27th, 2008 at 07:49pm Yeah, definitely awesome. I wish my language arts assignments were HP related.  |
Tom Fletcher. Cliché Catastrophe
 Age: 23 Gender: Male Posts: 736 | August 27th, 2008 at 10:06pm 
So, apart from Draco, who else do you think plays their charcter well?
I'm personally in love with Rupert Grint. He gets Ron's character across really well and is utterly hilarious. 
But I kind of have a problem with Bonnie Wright who plays Ginny - only now as she's getting older do I really not see her and Dan as the couple I've had in my head. Then again, it may be the screen writer's fault for not putting Ginny in enough scenes or having alot of dialogue with Dan in general. I think their freindship should have been built up in the OotP film so that it's more believable in HBP and he just doesn't suddenly fall in love with her after seeing her kissing Dean.
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