The details, Easter eggs and other elements that relate to the Harry Potter Universe are numerous in the films of the license of Warner. We have already covered many of them in our columns. But despite In the years that separate us from the release of the last film Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2 In 2011, we overlooked these six other details that deserve mentioning.

RON’S FADED GARMENT IN Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets

Many people have noticed that Ron Weasley’s robe is faded in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets.A detail that is not left to chance and underlines the poverty of his family. In fact, it is a worn-out dress bought second-hand. In financial difficulties, the Weasleys cannot afford to buy new school supplies every year for their children enrolled at Hogwarts. From then on, Arthur and Molly practice recovery, passing the material from the older to the younger. So Ron is in his second year and has his brother Charlie’s wand. As soon as it breaks, it is mentioned that he can no longer buy a new one.

The beginning of the BATTLE OF HOGWARTS is a reference to the first three films

The final battle for the survival of Hogwarts and the wizarding world in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2contains many creatures: trolls, werewolves, spiders, Death Eaters or Dementors. However, a reference to the first films of the saga is hidden in the scene. The first enemies that Harry, Ron and Hermione face are, in this order, a troll holding a broken Quidditch ring, Acromantulas from the Forbidden Forest, then a werewolf and finally a herd of Dementors. The same ones that Harry faces in the first three films of the saga.

TOM Riddle’s ORPHANAGE ROOM reveals DETAILS about his future

In Harry Potter and the Half-Blood PrinceHarry and Dumbledore use the Pensieve to recall the memories of young Tom Riddle. A sequence that is full of details about what will become of the character and the deeds he will commit. For example, we notice a photo of a coastal cavehanging on the bedroom wall. A cave that Tom visited as a child during an outing organized by his orphanage and where he terrorized two of his classmates. It is the same cave that Harry and Dumbledore go to at the end of the film to find Salazar Slytherin’s locket, which turned out to be a copy of the Horcrux. Another fascinating detail, the seven stones lined up on the windowsill. This is obviously a reference to the seven Horcruxes that the future Voldemort will eventually create.

UNIFORM CHANGE IN THE PRISONER OF AZKABAN

A less remarkable detail, the change of student uniforms, which in The Prisoner of AzkabanWhile in the first two works the different houses do not have any real differences in their sets, in the third work, under the supervision of Alfonso Cuarón, the students now wear a tie in the colors of their house. For example, the students of Gryffindor wear purple lapels on their robes.

A CLUE TO WINKY IN THE GOBLET OF FIRE?

Warner’s decision not to film the chapter in The Goblet of Fire about Hermione’s campaign to help the elves, which will lead to the founding of the Society to Aid the Liberation of the Elves, is one of the biggest dead ends in JK Rowling’s literary saga. The studios even seem to have been angry with the elves, because they Winky, the Crouch family elf, was also not adapted for the screen. But a fan theory says that she will be in a brief look at a car at the beginning of the film,at the Quidditch World Cup, where she competed with her champions Barty Crouch Sr. and Barty Crouch Jr. Others believe it is Dobby, as the elf in question resembles him. However, it is more likely that director Mike Newell and his team simply reused an old model.

THIS REFERENCE TO STEPHEN HAWKING

Time is one of the central elements of Harry Potter 3. Harry and Hermione travel there thanks to the Time Turner to save Sirius Black (and Bucky). But a detail hidden at the beginning of the film already gives us an idea of ​​this journey. During the sequence in the Leaky Cauldron, where Harry goes after his ride on the Knight Bus, We see a man sitting at a table reading the book A brief history of timewritten by Stephen Hawking. >

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