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Harry Potter Forever

Saturday, 21 September 2013 • 07:34 • 0 comments

During filming, Hedwig was played by four different bright and beautiful snowy owls - each one trained to perform very specific actions. For the first time, watch an owls eye view of the Great Hall as one of the animal actors who played Hedwig swoops through the iconic set at Warner Bros. Studio Tour London and see the behind-the-scenes training techniques used to achieve this magnificent flight.

Photo: During filming, Hedwig was played by four different bright and beautiful snowy owls - each one trained to perform very specific actions. For the first time, watch an owls eye view of the Great Hall as one of the animal actors who played Hedwig swoops through the iconic set at Warner Bros. Studio Tour London and see the behind-the-scenes training techniques used to achieve this magnificent flight - http://bit.ly/11tzBaW

"Happiness can be found even in the darkest of times, if one only remembers to turn on the light." - Dumbledore

Mechanical branches mercilessly threw the flying car back and forth during the scene when Harry and Ron crash landed into the Whomping Willow. According to special effects supervisor, John Richardson, "The whole thing was very real. As Rupert and Dan were sitting in the car at the time, it gave them a lot to react to!"

Photo: Mechanical branches mercilessly threw the flying car back and forth during the scene when Harry and Ron crash landed into the Whomping Willow. According to special effects supervisor, John Richardson, "The whole thing was very real. As Rupert and Dan were sitting in the car at the time, it gave them a lot to react to!"

“If there is one thing of which I am most proud, it’s that I made being ginger cool!” – Rupert Grint

"How is it that a baby with no extraordinary magical talent was able to defeat the greatest wizard of all time?" - Tom Riddle

Forty kittens were filmed in front of a blue screen to help create Dolores Umbridge’s famous porcelain kitten plates, which can be seen at Warner Bros. Studio Tour London in Umbridge’s Ministry of Magic office. Head Animal Trainer, Julie Tottman and her team will be training a litter of kittens using the same techniques. They will appear at the Studio Tour during Animal Actors week between 25th May – 2nd June. See the kittens’ training progress

Photo: Forty kittens were filmed in front of a blue screen to help create Dolores Umbridge’s famous porcelain kitten plates, which can be seen at Warner Bros. Studio Tour London in Umbridge’s Ministry of Magic office. Head Animal Trainer, Julie Tottman and her team will be training a litter of kittens using the same techniques. They will appear at the Studio Tour during Animal Actors week between 25th May – 2nd June. See the kittens’ training progress at http://bit.ly/WBStudioTour

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