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Harry Potter - Prop Hagrid's half brother giant

Kill... time to kill... so hungry... for so long. I smell blood! I SMELL BLOOD!Serpent of Slytherin speaks in Parseltongue, heard only by Tom Riddle and Harry Potter. Basilisks are a race of giant, dreaded serpentine monsters bred by Dark Wizards featured in the Harry Potter franchise. A member of these monstrous beasts known as the Serpent of Slytherin — belonged to Hogwarts co-founder Salazar Slytherin — serves as the overarching antagonist of the 1998 book Harry Potter and the Chamber of…

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Trotting towards them were a dozen of the most bizarre creatures Harry had ever seen. They had the bodies, hind legs and tails of horses, but the front legs, wings and heads of what seemed to be gi…

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The seven movies in the Harry Potter franchise had to be very detailed, because the books were, and you can't disappoint the millions of children who learned to love reading from the Harry Potter books. Also, the producers were pretty sure that more than one movie would be made, so sets and props could be re-used. Might as well make them to last, and not skimp on the quality.What came from those basic ideas was a sumptuous, detail-oriented set of films that we are always learning more about…

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Discover a Collection of 100 Concept Art made for Harry Potter movies, from The Philosopher's Stone to the Deathly Hallows Part.2 by artists such as Craig

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Robbie Coltrane once got a fruit bat stuck in his beard during a scene in Hagrid’s hut. #HarryPotter

What is the difference? Well, put plainly it's their bums. This is a Griffin. Griffin taxidermy Zoological Museum Copenhagen, courtesy Wikipedia. Features: Head, wings, and forelimbs of an eagle, with the rear end of a lion. Origin: Greco Roman, Persian, Egyptian. The Griffin is one of those interesting mythological creatures who appears around the world in similar guises. Considered to be the king of all creatures, the Griffin of legend tends to be a guardian creature. Interesting points…

We all know and love 'em, and now it's time to get misty-eyed remembering them. Obviously, there's millions of spoilers in here, so don't read it if you're not ready for the premiere of The Deathly Hallows, Part 2 this Friday (and also: get out). As always, add your own favorites if they're not already here!