Book accurate harry potter characters

This AI version of Draco gives me full-body chills.

It’s time to find out once and for all where you fit into the Hogwarts Houses.

When comparing books and their movie adaptations, books almost always prove to be better. One of the reasons is that a film does not always manage to convey the same imagery as a book in which emotions are blended with visuals. When reading, one can form a completely different image of a place or a character and have entirely another general feeling of a story.

Book Golden Trio (and Ginny) vs. Movie Golden Trio (and Ginny).

If you've ever read the "Harry Potter" books, you may have been confused by the fact that some characters look completely different in the movies. You probably imagined them to look quite differently. Or you grew up just watching the films - then some of the description of characters must have confused you. Either way, there are some major differences between books and movies. So here are some of the most striking opposites - some of them are truly astonishing!

When comparing books and their movie adaptations, books almost always prove to be better. One of the reasons is that a film does not always manage to convey the same imagery as a book in which emotions are blended with visuals. When reading, one can form a completely different image of a place or a character and have entirely another general feeling of a story.

Teddy, sassiest Hufflepuff

When comparing books and their movie adaptations, books almost always prove to be better. One of the reasons is that a film does not always manage to convey the same imagery as a book in which emotions are blended with visuals. When reading, one can form a completely different image of a place or a character and have entirely another general feeling of a story.

Harry Potter Hermione Ron Dumbledore quote, Deathly Hallows "I don't need luck, I'll be with Dumbledore" "I'm not worried, Harry. I'm with you"