Harry Potter Deleted Scenes That Could Change EVERYTHING! |🍿OSSA Movies
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- Harry Potter is an epic franchise, but it could’ve been even more epic! Did you have any idea how many deleted scenes the Harry Potter series had? Some of them weren’t important, but many others provided tons of new meanings about the characters and the events. So if they weren’t cut, the Harry Potter movies could’ve been VERY different!
Are you ready to see the best Harry Potter deleted scenes? Then tune into our new video about Harry Potter moments that ended up on the cutting room floor!
For example, there was a Harry Potter scene in Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone, where Harry was thinking about the Mirror of Erised. In Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, Ron Weasley presented Harry with an interesting device. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire showed us the students’ choir conducted by Professor Dumbledore. In Harry Potter and the Order of Phoenix, Harry was sad about Sirius. Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince created a perfect foreshadowing of the dark events to come by showing Severus Snape in deep thought with eerie music in the background. And Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows had quite a few deleted scenes. The one with Hermione Granger was cute and lighthearted, while the other one with Draco Malfoy could’ve entirely changed how we see his character.
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Grindlewald with the elderwand: I wanna conquer the world
Voldermort with the elderwand: I wanna conquer the world
Dumbledore with the elderwand: let's sing karaoke
Gay
Harry with the elderwand: one "reparo" and we're done
Harry with the elderwand: haha stick go breaky
@@demoworldplayer that didnt happen in the books. he actually used the elder wand to repair is own broken wand, then i believe had it resealed into dumbledore's tomb
talking about the movies tho
The look in Snape's eyes, you could almost hear him saying "I dont want to do this. Please dont make me do this."
exactly why it was cut and why it shouldn't have been cut! The director should've known that Alan Rickman's emotional acting is unparalleled.
Very Gesthemane-esque. Both Snape and Harry were set up for sacrifice in two very different ways.
Leaving that scene in would of brought more love and support earlier on in the movies... I think the directors wanted that dislike to keep to the end so Severus death scene had more impact!
@@rachelknight6028 Well jokes on them heheh
Snape has always been my favourite character. I like Draco too, but probably because I'm a Slytherin ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Personally, I think the look in his eyes says "I'll do it for her. I don't want this, but I'll do it for Lily".
This scene with Petunia! It just makes so much sense! The goodbye from Dudley is also a moment many people speak about when talking about the books. It feels unfair to have left this scene out. And the scene of Snape is just amazing, how a shot without words can say so much really is impressive. A pity they took it out. I'd like to have the movies with all the deleted scenes in it.
It's the only time we see that Petunia and Dudley are heartless jerks, they're actually human!!! IT WAS A VITAL!!!
A Director's Cut is DEF needed.. if it's good enough for The Lord of the Rings (& Many other films)...
It also feels unfair that the logic puzzle that Snape had put in to contribute to the defense of the Sorcerer's Stone was apparently not filmed. Hagrid had specifically told them that Snape had contributed to its defense, but that was his contribution, so the ommission of that scene makes Hagrid a liar.
Did anyone catch what Dudley said? It was a bit garbled and I can't make it out.
@@dreadcthulhu5 he says "I don't think that you're a waste of space"
There is a special place in my heart that's been reserved only for Severus Snape. This can never be replaced by anyone else. Truly an extraordinary character that I've encountered in my life. When I've watched part 1 of the movie, never in a zillion year have I realised that I'll end up feeling this way about him.
Maybe cause you didn't know that it was Snape who overheard the Prophecy and told Voldemort which in turn caused the slaughter of the Potter family. If Snape didn't tell Voldemort, Harry would have his parents growing up.... Of course, his parents can still die going against Voldemort alongside the other Order of Phoenix members.... But Snape was doing all this to redeem himself, the guilt of causing Lily's death...(he didn't care much about James's death obviously)....
@@carmanjun4859 yeah, personally i think they did a great job with movie snape because it makes harry naming his child after snape kinda make sense. i was flabbergasted when i read it on the book before i watch the movie like what the hell, dude literally pick fight with random kids in harry's proximity, make fun of an 11 years old teeth, hates muggle borns and call them names, and went like "well, i told voldemort that because i didn't know the prophecy could harm someone i love, i dont care about her husband and child but please save her" like dudeee you name your child after this man?
but then his character in the movie really became great i love the changes they did for movie snape
Snape wives.
@@squid__4951well, if u are bullied that much, got bullied by using the spells you invented against you in front of your crush, and the same guy marries your crush. That just feels like everything he loved and dreamed of is gone. How much more can he tolerate. And after that, why should he show mercy to the marauders, especially James. If I was in his shoes, I dont care about James dying too
Dudley telling Harry he isn’t a waste of space is probably my favorite scene in the whole series.
It's so out of context in the films though, the scene was perfect in the book.
@@Filelor did harry reply to him with see you big dic?
thats what i heard
@@splitmeat881 iirc no, Petunia absolutely loses it and sobs saying how amazing and noble little dudders is blah blah. The Dursleys are escorted off by 2 Order members (can't remember which off the top). And the one kind has a fit like what kinda nonsense is that, and Harry responds, "basically 'I love you' if you know Dudley" . Or something like that. Lol
@@splitmeat881 *big D (as in Dudley)
When I read in the book where Dudley tells Harry he wasn't wasted space I cried. I think this would have been a brighter spot in such a dark movie.
Definitely should’ve kept the Dursley scene. For me Dudley’s handshake is definitely a big moment in the the book series and definitely should’ve been in the movie
Out of all the scenes shown, that was one of the few I agree with that should have been in the movie
It was so different seeing them being... nice humans
Something i thought was odd about Dudley was that though muggles can sense dementors they cant see them yet Dudley could see them...i always wondered what that was implying,is it that maybe Dudley isnt a muggle???
I somehow thought they did keep it in. I really need to rewatch those movies.
@@silentshadow3894 dude I watched it yesterday and I was like "wtf... did they delete a scene???!" Because I know for sure I remembered it exactly like this
5:00. The sadness on his face :( Such an amazing actor. ps: When Dudley stepped over the chain onto the lawn, he looked his father dead in the eyes like mocking him with it, proceeding to shake Harry's hand. I love that. Such a shame they cut both of the Dursley scenes.
Yeah, pair this scene with the one where Dumbledore went to the Dursley's home and rebuked them for their mistreatment of Harry and pointed out that they also abused Dudley by the way they raised him and pitted the boys against each other. This would have rounded it out nicely.
Draco giving Harry his wand was actually very important. Since the Elder wand actually belonged to Draco as well. It was a bit like them being paired together just like Harry and Voldemorts original wand were.
The wand belonged to Draco for a brief moment when he disarmed Dumbledore, and when harry disarmed Draco at Malfoy manor Draco’s wand and the the elder wands allegiance changed to harry which is why Voldemort couldn’t kill harry with Harry’s own wand. The elder wand refused to kill harry
@@Ryan_Shane Is that really why he didnt die ? Is it not because he was the owner of the 3 deathly hallows so the master of death ? Or simply because its the part of voldemort that took the hit and died and not him ?
I believe they removed that scene because in the books Harry already goes to the forest with Draco's wand, but chooses not to fight and keep it in his pocket...
@@gabrilapin the 'master of death' lore was just that: a lore, or myth. The deathly hallows were objects made long ago with old, more powerful magic. Doesn't necessarily mean whoever wields all three suddenly becomes immortal or anything.
As to Harry surviving, there are many possible factors that actually make more sense than just lore: first, the elder wand's allegiance was already to Harry, so Voldemort's killing curse with the wand could not have worked. Second, Voldemort's killing curse eliminated the horcrux in Harry. Final, there's talk by JKR of things like Lily's love protection still in effect, as well as Harry's blood running in Voldemort's veins after Wormtail's ritual, etc.
@@gabrilapin he had already dropped the resurrection stone at that point. So he was the rightful owner to the elder wand , and owned the Invisibility cloak. But only owned the resurrection stone for a few months, and moments when it was out of the snitch. He dropped it immediately.
I wish they did not delete these scenes
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Ditto
Most of them would change the story and make it worse.
Me too I’m so sad that they did that
me too
I really wish they would have kept the scene with snape and the music, it was beautiful
*kept* is the past tense of keep
@@ainokortelainen6164 i’m not so sure she would’ve known (sorry if i got your pronouns wrong)
Me 2
ya. that scene was important. :'(
IKR
Ron and Hermione skipping stones gives more romantic vibes between them than all other scenes. They show real chemistry. Also, Draco handing Harry the wand was a must, as well as Petunia and Dudley's farewell to Harry. They add depth, charactier, humanity. drama. And I'll never forgive the movie for killing Fred off screen.
I know!! Put that in and delete the weird dancing thing Harry and Hermione do in the tent (a scene which is not in the books btw)
The dance was great, too, not to mention the superb song choice for it. It makes sense to show each pair interact, however shortly.
@@chelseac8855Skipping stones and Draco handing Harry the wand wasn't in the books, so shouldn't be in the movies either.
the Snape scene was by far the most impactful for the story. I cant for the life of me understand why they took it away. It would have been such a great foreshadowing to his legacy
Draco giving his wand to harry is everything, why wouldn't they add that into the movies that's the best thing that can ever happen in the whole entire wizarding world, how can they??
ikr, that scene made me so happy even though its deleted
this scene could have made the movie better!
@Simra Rahman chill-
It wouldn’t fit with his character.He isn’t just gonna think,”Oh this is wrong.”Then try to save the day.He doesn’t care about the school or anything for that matter.He wants to have a happy family.
In books harry had already won draco's wand had it in his robes then. So it is a good scene but the movie tries to be true to the books.
The scene with Severus gave me the chills, so beautiful and deep, why on earth did they delete it?
Because it spoils the end mby?
@@angelamitrikeska416 it's foreshadowing so it's not spoiling. I really wish they added it in :(
it makes the movie two seconds too long
@@creepybabbyFor me it would only have added to the mystery, but they were probably afraid it would give away the true intentions of Sneep. I love that word "foreshadowing".
To make more teen romance drama of course….
They make the half blood prince the worst movie
Tbh the exam one when Ron said “then copy you” actually makes me realize how much friendship they have- idk-
I would say that the good side of Malfoy is the most essential part of the series that apparently is deleted. It's a real shame. I also agree that the scenes with the Dudley's had to remain in it. Interesting video!
It may have been an essential part of the books, but the movies spent no time developing or mentioning the Dursleys in any positive ways. It wouldn't have made sense to include that scene from a story perspective. Many viewers of the movies wouldn't have read the books, and the scene just doesn't make sense when every time the Dursleys were shown up to that point, they were cold and abusive to Harry.
@@jeffreywrightphotography You do have a point there about the Dursleys. But The Malfoy scene should definitely have been included.
Your stupid is showing. The "Draco redemption" scene never happened in the books. It's such a good thing that it was cut. Maybe you should go read the books before commenting on movies that were originally books.
@@Lady_Mando Hi. Did you not sleep very well? Is it really necessary to react like this? I certainly want to read the books, but it didn't come to that yet because I have a lot other books to read also. And I didn't watch the series until recently. I see a movie as a separate story in and of itself, whether they are based on a book or not. So wether the movies are loyal to the books or not, is not always relevant to me. Comparing a movie with a book on which it is based is a whole other discussion. I gave an opinion here about the movie story.
I’m not gunna lie, the Dursley’s scene is so sad
why? only Dudleys scene was the same Aunt Petunia never said a word to Harry wished they had been more faithful to the books instead adding bs scenes or changing them
Yeh I totally agree
wut about dracos redemption scene ur ms. Draco Malfoy
@@SmexyMinion there was 1 he said he didnt reckinize Harry at Malfoy Manor thats in the movie
The Petunia and Dudley ones with Harry should’ve happened
“You didn’t just loose your mother that night......I lost a sister”. Deam that made me tear up, I never liked that woman but after that scene I really sympathize with her.
@Cookie Icecream I don’t know what are you talking about, but that is your thing...
I thought it made her sound like she kind of blamed harry for losing her sister. You'd think she would have been more sympathetic because they both lost someone they loved.
In the book, she completely ignored Harry to the end and concentrated on her diddykins. She cried when he told Harry he didn't think Harry was a waste of space cos she thought that was so thoughtful of him. 🙄 Then at one point she went and hugged dudley instead of Harry.
In the book she was left alone in the room with Harry for a few seconds but she rushed to the door fast, stopped at there as if to say something to Harry then just continued out of the door without a backwards glance at him. It made me hate Petunia even more.
@Mick Barnes maybe you should reply that to her, instead of saying it without her probably even seeing your comment..?
@@jazellmarsters5416 dude ur literally everywhere , the other time i saw ur comment people were fighting in the comments for their religion and also youtube is not a platform to preach
Christianity , is it?
I loved Alan Rickman's character Snape. He was actually a good guy spying on the bad while he deeply cared for Harry, partly because of Lilly being his mother and partly because he actually cared for him. Snape was a great man and I'm Happy Harry named one of his sons "Albus Severus Potter" honoring Dumbledore and Snape that way was just 😢😭, I desperately just wanted to bawl. A good bawl not a bad bawl.
I'm afraid you have misread Snape if you think he cared for Harry even a little bit. Everything was in honour of Lily. If you have only seen the movies then you should know they cut 2 very important words from his memory scene with Dumbledore in his office. Dumbledore asks Snape "But this is touching, Severus. Don't tell me after all this time you've come to care for the boy?" Snape replies with the cut line : "For HIM!" and then produces the doe patronus to show Dumbledore that he is really "Always" doing it for Lily. Snape isn't mad at Dumbledore for "raising him(Harry) like a pig for slaughter" because he cares. He thought he was protecting Harry to keep Lily alive and even reverts to calling him The Boy rather than Harry or even Potter when he asks "So, the boy must die?" He instantly cuts his ties with him as he is nothing to Severus if he is not preserving Lily.
Harry naming his 2nd son Albus Severus is a nice touch tho. Neither of them have any family left who can pass the name on and it shows that Harry forgave both of them for what they did. This goes with the theme of the final chapter as Harry has learned how to go on actually living after such a terrible war that took so many loved ones from him without holding onto large amounts of bitterness or ill will.
I've actually watched the movies 100 times, read (and own the books) 500 times. I knew he was doing it for Lilly but he secretly cares about Harry you would know this if you have read the books. Apart from J.K Rowling I'm more then likely the second person in the world that knows pretty much everything about HP.
"Severus Snape did care for Harry Potter. He cared enough to save his life and protect him despite their mutual animosity" -J.K Rowling
@@katrinaheikkila827 Of course I've read the books, I just quoted them to you. He does not secretly care about Harry. He doesn't even really see Harry only James but then Lily when he needs to protect. He hates James' son but will protect Lily's son if that makes sense. I don't remember any point in the books were it's shown that Snape actually cares about Harry himself. What I quoted to you is pretty much Snape saying "I don't care about him. I'm not doing this for HIM! but only for Lily.
@@katrinaheikkila827 Can I get a book quote please? JK is renown for making up crap in interviews to placate fans (although not so much lately). This quote seems at odds with whats actually in the text.
Dudley stepping on the grass theatrically in fron of Vernon is just everything :D
The facts that aunt Petunia was actually devastated by her sister’s death and that she even kept the blanket that wrapped Harry the night he was left on their doorstep made me very sad. After all, they are still family. I like to see the complexities of humans’ emotions and really wish they would have kept that scene of aunt Petunia.
This scene is showed in cursed child
Is the cursed child a moviie
@@jenellesanchez7625 A play, a really, really mediocre play. Great acting makes it pretty cool still, but it just feels so much like... well, an alternate universe story than anything.
@@zazi5305 an overrated fanfic too me
@@zazi5305 what wasn’t mediocre is seeing a live action film. The special effects were unbelievable at times had to forget this wasn’t done in post but right in front of my own eyes.
They should have kept all of those scenes. One of my favorite deleted scenes is from Chamber of Secrets where it shows minor characters like Hannah Abbott talking to each other. Scenes like that help to expand and enrich the world even more!
In the deathly hallows book, Harry keeps finding cups of tea outside his bedroom door. When the Dursley's leave he finds out that Dudley had been bringing him tea to thank Harry for saving him from the dementors. It's a scene i wished they'd added. But most of all i wish they'd put Peeves and Winky in. The whole film series was marred for me as they were missing.
I have seen almost every scene except of the Ron's and Hermione's from the deathly hallows.
some of these scenes weren’t even deleted especially the one with the dursley’s and the one with hermione and ron skipping rocks and the one with remus and tonks
@@asa8526 exactly like why is he doing that?
@@urmom-sc2ky i feel like he just wanted views. i recently rewatched all the movies and ALL of the scenes he showed were included🤦🏾♀️
There are different types of the movies like the extended movie bit has most deleted scenes
The skipping stones scene. My gosh. My heart skipped a beat.
I love how during the karaoke, Draco is just half-assing the performance while Grabe/Goyle (I never knew which is which) next to him is having the time of his life.
Yes it's Crabbe
It's crabbe
I especially love how Draco gives him that half- hearted nod, like how a parent might do for an excited kid when he himself is not really interested 😹
As to Petunia's "I lost a sister," that hits differently for me. To me, she's trying to minimize her treatment of Harry, as if her loss made it OK she allowed him to live in a cupboard for 10 years, made him work like a slave, and all around treated him horribly. Her "I lost a sister and you remind me of her, and I hate that, so ignore our abuse" is just proof that she is trash.
She's finally admitting to Harry and herself:
"When your mother was murdered , it broke me and I became a horrible person."
@@glennchartrand5411 Well, from the stuff I've read online, Petunia was always kind of a crap person, jealous of Lilly and so on, so it's more "I just didn't care that I couldn't treat her bad any more since I could mistreat her son" in my head.
I think this was Petunia coming to terms with everything, and her role in everything too. You have to remember in the books Petunia wrote Dumbledore several times. When she was a kid, and when Harry was a baby, and a few times when Harry was in school. Also, the end of the previous school year Dumbledore showed up and gave the Dursley's a verbal smack down in front of Dudley. He pointed out how they were also abusive to Dudley too. Dudley also had a change of heart towards Harry too in large part because of that little sit down. Also, she, having to lose everything and become guests of wizards for their own protection, realized just how much Harry was dealing with too. I think this scene was more of a character shift than people realize at first glance.
@@christinaburney5935Yes a shift but not total, that she could actually say "you didn't just lose a mother, I lost a sister" to the boy she treated like absolute manure only shows that her character shifted to accept reality, that being that she can't control reality. I really wish it had been left in and edited to have Harry then say "and how did you treat your sister's only child after you lost her, think about that, Aunt."
Very interesting perception. Never really thought if it that way, wanted to truely believe that Petunia did actually have a soft side......But I think that Harry cared about the Dursleys enough to make sure they stayed safe........Maybe that sparked a small twinge of humanity from her side. Of course Vernon couldn't care less about Harry and then to have Dudly come forward showed his human side too so I am split 50/50
They Should have kept the scene where snape was in the tower reflecting on everything that what that had happened and that was about to happen because it shows a more human side of professor snape as well. And how Much of a tortured soul that snape really was. That scene is also similar to a couple of scenes in the Crow with Brandon Lee and the Crow city of angels. With Vincent Perez. And the song itself is only like the main score in the movie interview with the vampire as well. And is also one of the musical scores in Queen of the damned.
I think its possible they still wanted to keep it a secret he had those feelings. Removing this makes his action of hiding harry...perplexing. Like...what?..why....
While if you do have this scene it starts building more of a justification to believe/know he is a secret agent.
While its an amazing scene for people who know who Snape is once we watched all the movies. I think its wise they removed it for people who didnt know the full story at that point.
The scenes with the Dursley’s definitely shouldn’t have been cut, the character growth of Dudley might just have been the best scene to ever end up on the cutting room floor
Why do people say that? The Dursley's treated Harry like crap until the very end. The only time they showed any compassion, in these scenes is when they realized despite being horrible people Harry STILL looked out for them, when they weren't doing the same for him. They felt guilty........and they still abandoned him. They were trash and remained trash.
@@MrBottlecapBill Hmm, my life experience tells me if you think that, then you have a lot to learn. I mean, it's just a story, and open to interpretation. At the same time, I don't think any of us will know how we would handle having to care for someone who is the embodiment of everything we hated about our lives. I suspect most of us would do better. But you will be surprised what motivates people.
In a way, while abbhorant, I can understand why someone would want to bury a reminder of past pain, and possible future trauma, under the stairs ;) In the end, humans are nothing more than monkeys with missiles.. Don't believe me, just look at the preening behaviour of humans thanks to social media...
Did Dursley just give Harry a left-handed hand?
@@gev9646 nah, the videos get mirror view, bro.
I agree! I remember those “Dursley growth” moments being really powerful when I was reading the books.
What's most funny in the singing scene in the book was that Dumbledore told them that each student should sing it with the tones and pace of their own favorite song, and the singing was just a jumble of chaos. And people finished at different times, with Fred and George finishing a good bit after the others cause they were singing it as some very very slow balad. And Dumbledore patiently waiting for everyone to be done before continuing with his speech.
Wasnt it like a death march? Like funeral song?
@@catherinel.rosewood2095 Yeah maybe, something slow is what I remember. So probs that.
Yes Catherine, it was a funeral song or something of that sort
@@catherinel.rosewood2095 a funeral dirge.
@emo... The bit you mentioned comes in book 1 and not 4.
Drako Malfoy's scene is great, but it makes a plot hole rather than redemption. Harry had his wand (malfoy's) already when he entered the forest for the last time, he just hid it under his robes to willingly go to die without being tempted. After that, he choses a moment to reveal himself being alive, to use the wand to try to save Neville. Malfoy is redeemed by his mother, lying to Voldemort, saying that Harry is dead just because she loved her son so much. It brilliantly ties into the story, the mother being the one to make a choice not for anyone else, even the Dark Lord, but for her son, wich, of course, led to Harry's victory. And Harry using the wand he took from Drako in Malfoy's manor, made all the difference, because Voldemort's wand, The Elder wand, recognised it's previous masters (Dumbledore's) defeater in his opponent, because it was Draco who disarmed Dumbledore. Snape killed already defenseless Dumbledore, Making Draco the real owner of the wand. And, because Harry used Draco's wand (struggled out of him), the Elder wand recognised it's defeater and gave up on him. As heartworming as it is to everyone hoping for Draco's redemption an to all the countless fans of Tom Felton, the wand -throwing scene is well off laying on the cutting room's floor, because it just doesn't make sence...
Makes all the sense in the world. There's absolutely no way Draco knew that Harry has a hidden wand somewhere. This scene's showing that at the end of the day Draco would even risk own life to give Harry a chance to defeat Voldemort.
@@7evensins991 Sorry, but If Draco wasn't unconcious in the Malfoy's manor when Harry struggled the wand out of Drako's hands, I doubt Drako thought Harry was wandless. They all knew about the break in and out of Gringot's (Sheamus's line - the all school knows!) and I don't think anyone thought Harry made it without a wand. They even have a small chat about wands in the room of requirement before the walk into the forest and the last fight - that Harry has Drako's wand, and, although Narcissa lent Drako her wand, it is not the same.... So that move from Drako seems unnecessary in any way - If Harry has Drako's wand and is quite sucsesfull with it (as we see in the room of requirement), why would Drako assume that Harry is accidentally wandless in the grat reveal? And what good would Drako's mother's wand do for Harry? We already know that a randomly obtained wand will not work even half as good as your own or rightfully earned wand (I suggest you reread the first part of Deathly hollows). And Yes, I know that we all love Tom Felton and his play as Drako, but actually the movie made Malfoy's redemption arc even lousier - like Narcissa just grabbed her son and run away without looking back, and Lucious sneekily follows... In the books, at the end Drako and his parents sat in the great hall together with the others, and felt like outsiders. And in the end it was Draco's mother's sacrifice that redeemed them in the end in the face of a jury, judging previous death-eaters, and Harry's testimony about Nacissa's lies to Voldemort and the reaction in made, let Malfoy's loose. And, as we all know, Drako later married Astoria Greengrass (Whom he lost later due to a blood curse (Maledictus))and they had a boy, Scorpio, who was in the same year as Harry's youngest son. Harry and Drako had collegial attentions to each other, but there was no hate or rivalry as in their teenage years, just pure respect.
@@lindamazule2289 I just wonder, you wrote all that text without even giving a little thought to the fact that Draco sees Hagrid carrying DEAD!!!!! Harry... There was no way he knew Harry's alive. There's no way he would have a time to think about the wand situation or conduct a memory detective research about the events in Manor...
The next part you're talking about Narcissa, who could easily reveal Harry's alive and kicking and this story would've ended much more tragically. So next time before you writing as Tolstoy, try to actually think about what are you writing. Thank you for your time.
@@7evensins991 Have you ever read the books? Look at Malfoy's character! Even after Harry saves him from the room of requirement, he tries to assure a deatheater later in the fight that he is on their side! I don't think that he would risk his place (son of a deatheater) or life (if Voldemort wins, wich was actually still a real possibility at that moment, because noone knew about the conversation Harry and Dumbledore had in the "Kings Cross station") to help Harry, who mystically wakes up from his dead self? As much as we all would love to see a redemption for Draco to come sooner, in the books it is only after the battle of Hogwarts and all that happens later, that makes Drako to redeem himself. In the battle of Hogwarts he was still his selfish, cowardly self with almost no intent to help harry, especially in such a visible, self-revealing way as to throw his wand at him in front of a very large audience. So the fact that Draco sees presumably dead Potter in hands of Hagrid, doesn't really matter. When Harry reveals himself to be alive, Draco still would not throw his wand to him, because Voldemort is still alive and presumably much more powerfull than 17 year old Harry. Voldemort could easily kill Draco on the spot for betrayal, or later, after his possible victory, punish him in a most cruel way for helping the enemy. So - no, Draco's deleted scene in the movie doesn't make sence from any wiewpoint. It does not mach his character and deletes the grand reveal in the end - that Harry has Draco's wand and as such is the master of Death. Draco was not a bad person, but he was not so selfless either, to risk his life for a possibly lost battle... About me mentioning Narcissa - I just tried to show, that Dracos redemption came later, after the battle of Hogwarts. Harry knew, of course, that Narcissa's lies helped him to win, because, if she had told the truth, Harry could be killed for real right there on the spot. Her lies helped Harry to win, so after the battle of Hogwarts, when all the deatheaters and their helpers were brought to court, Harry acknowledged Narcissas help and let the Malfoy family go without punishment. That led to Draco's redemption and their collegial relationship later.
I really like the scene with Snape in the tower deep and thoughts I really wish they would have left that in it shows Snape's human side.
the Dursley's scene definitely shouldn't have been cut. it adds to Harrys trait of caring about people even though they've treated him poorly.
That part also happened in the book version
Dudley should have been kept, Petunia should stay cut.
Sometimes it feels like editors, j.k rowling and everyone wanted fans to hate draco. I don't see any other reason to cut 3 seconds from film it's nothing but it means world to everyone
;-;
@Ashlyn Griffin Yesh girl
@Ashlyn Griffin Yesh
@Ashlyn Griffin he looked like one in reality he was one broken boy who was doing what his father told him to.and that's what this deleted scene is all about too he was a good person
@@likaburdiashvili1318 if you didnt know draco wanted to be a deatheater when he was little lucuis didnt forced him plus lucuis wanted to protect his family cause if not they will all die if you know 'The boy who has no choices' its not its 'the boy who made wrong choices in life' he called hermione a mudblood and ron a bloodtraitor hes a bully if you want more scenes of draco then his scenes are bullying :/
specially the goodbye scene with the dursleys was a big F! i saw the movies before reading the books so i was really shocked to see such a touching scene. his cousin even asking "why is he not coming with us?" made you realize that he's actually worried for harry. it was SO good!
6:13 when I read this scene in the book I cried because it showed that deep down inside that Dudley loved Harry at least a tiny bit.
The directors wanted to victimize Harry and make it seem like his entire life was horrible and only Hogwarts was his salvation.
Did anyone else realize that we did see the scene where dumbledore conducted the karaoke in goblet of fire , the one where flit wick was conducting the choir, and the one where petunia said you didn’t just lose a mother I lost a sister?
ya, I saw them in version I watched.
thank god its not just me lol
@@lilblackcat03 I saw the with version of every movie in the franchise
I saw Aunt Petunia's "You didn't just loss a mother. I lost a sister" and the choir that was conducted by Flitwick I never saw the Dumbledore conducting Karaoke
And harry with the mirror
That Snape scene, wow... wish they would have kept that in. Definitely my favorite character... so much conflict and hidden emotion throughout the series.
I agree. After all these years, I am not a fan of Harry Potter at all. I am a fan of Severus Snape. 😻
@@janach1305 oo
I cried aloud when he died
RIP Snape 🙏
Boo. Snape was an immature bully who tormented children because he was a hyperfixated incel.
Rest in Peace Alan Rickman. A legend on the silver screen.
Honestly, I think they should have kept the dungeon scene where the Slytherin’s escape when Draco set them free, only because I feel like it would make a lot more sense since they just randomly showed up when everyone was gathered near the dark side which doesn’t makes full sense. It would also kind of prove that draco had some good in him.
Very good point !!!!
I really like Narcissisa, she tried to offer up her own life to save her kid.
Definitely Draco's redemption, I thought Harry already had the wand from the moment he was carried by Hagrid, this actually mindblowing, and Aunt Petunia "I lost a sister" it's made a lot more sense for the reason why Aunt Petunia willingness to adopt Harry also the danger she put on herself and her family at the moment she adopted Harry.
Harry bested Draco in the mansion so Harry took his wand and was it’s new master. Harry used it and he had it in his robes when he went to Voldemort in the forrest, and still had it on him along with the cloak when he was being carried by Hagrid
@@thisguytucko as like in the book right? That’s my first thought too, but there’s a lot of changes, that’s different from the book. If they add the scene were Malfoy gave his wand, then it’s the best redemption for him. Because there’re people who don’t read the book, but watch the film, and I must explain that to them
I was under the impression that Aunt Petunia took care of Harry based on the charm that his mother provided where he was protected as long as he was with family and that it expired at adulthood. I felt that somehow it was her moral obligation as impressed upon by Dumbledore.
@@25beee yea, but why did he need another wand like he had one with him
@@25beee The Draco scene adds nothing but confusion.
I would've loved the Petunia "I lost a sister" scene in the movie. It shows her deep and layered emotions about her sister and makes her as a character deeper and a bit more sympathetic.
I also miss Dracos redemption but the scene kinda doesn't look nice so I can understand why they cut it out even if I would've liked it to be in the movie.
"I list a sister. " "But you called her a freak!"
@@michaelshalloo6485 because she was insanely jealous
Draco's scene doesn't fit with the wand lore in the books and makes no sense. Also how can he give Harry the wand Harry had already taken off him "the hawthorn wand" was dracos wand to begin with. A wand also needs to be won to be effective so how would Harry win against lord Voldemort with a wand that was given to him, not one that had chosen him or been won by him?
The scene 'with petunia would also explain their hatred and fear to the wizarding world. Since they know its there, the fear is there and there is no way to retaliate.
It would give soo much debt and explenation in the end
@Benjamin Ale After all she was still family, really? Well, so was Harry and that didn't stop her from treating him like dirt his entire life. If anything that scene caused me to dislike Petunia even more.
You need to watch the movies again. #1 - in the Goblet of Fire, after the other 2 schools entered the great hall, the Hogwarts students sang the school song. The same one that you showed a clip of. #2 - the scene you say was cut from the Half-Blood Prince is actually the opening scenes. #3 - In the Deathly Hallows, Pt 1, the scene with Aunt Petunia saying she lost a sister is the opening scene. His scene with Dudley is right after the opening scene with Petunia. #4 - the scene of Ron teaching Hermione how to skip stones on the lake was also not deleted. #5 - the scene with Remus & Tonks WAS in the film. #6 - The scene where Hermione tells Ron that he wouldn't copy her answers was also in the movies.
Are you sure you watched the same Harry Potter series of movies that the rest of the world did?
FINALLY SOMEONE WITH A BRAIN
What happen was these were originally not in the theatrical versions. They were added later so what we see on newer DVDs and streaming is actually an extended version which isn’t considered extended anymore. Most of these were not shown when in theaters
then i must say they cut the main feelings of the entire movie,,, the scenes are so precious, thanks for showing,,,❤️
The one where Ron teaches Hermione how to skip a stone totally NEEDED to be included.And the one when Draco switches sides. It would have been such a wonderful turnaround.
The stone part definitely wasn't necessary, but I'm glad they cut the Draco one. It never happened in the book and he was always meant to be a grey character.
@@NsTheName It's just your opinion. Also, I guess you're not a Romione shipper? I agree with the Draco one being cut though.
@@sandraveinthal I think you misinterpreted my comment. I'm very much a Ron and Hermione fan as I've grown up reading the books. The stone scene was nice, but it was silly to add it because it took the place of other scenes they could have included that actually happened in the book.
@@NsTheName Ah I see. Thanks for being nice and explaining to me :)
@@sandraveinthal No problem ^^
None of the scenes should have been deleted. They were all so good...
Let me go a step further.
Every Harry Potter book should've been a season of its own. From the very beginning.
I will never understand why making them into a movie each was okayed from the get-go. It's a huge injustice.
Draco Malfoy: 'My father will hear about this!' Gets me every time 😂
Harry had just sat down to breakfast, Ginny was fixing Lily a bowl of cereal, when Hedwig 2 landed next to Harry with unique envelope in her beak. This one had a regular muggle stamp on it, and a scrawl that reminded Harry of a teenager learning to write on the lines.
'Does this writing look familiar to you love?' Harry asked Ginny, who shook her head, looking surprised as Harry. There was no name on the back, just an address in Kent. Curious. Opening it, Harry read aloud:
"Harry, if this letter finds you, I'm glad. This might come as a shock, but I need your help, and... well, you're the only one I could think of. If you can, let's meet at Charing Cross Road on the 27th of August at 12pm. If you have a family, you can bring them too. Thanks, Big D"
Harry dropped the letter and his jaw fell open. How... how could this be? Big D... the writing, there was only one possibility. Dudley. But why? Why randomly now? And then it hit Harry like a Stupefy to the chest.
"Hey honey, what are you doing on the 27th August?"
The sun bore down on them, glaring off the glass from the surrounding buildings. It was a beautiful day, yet there was an air of nervous anticipation and an unexpectedness that was palpable. Harry was about to see Dudley for the first time in twenty years. All the memories come flooding back. Would Dudley remember anything of them, after his memory was wiped way back when? Harry turned and saw a man who was so unmistakably Dudley, with this blonde hair, now tighter and sleek, like Draco, his large muscly arms tattooed, his hand holding a small boy's hand and in the other, a beautiful, tall woman's hand with a kind face. Clearing his throat, Harry exhaled and held onto Ginny and Lily's hand tighter.
"Big D" said Harry, extending his hand out for Dudley, who surprisingly ignored it and embraced him. Though brief, the hug showed Harry that Dudley was not the same as last time.
"This is Cara, my wife, and Jay, my son. Jay... well... Jay's like you"
this was beatiful, i want that!
@@TakumoZ thank you sir! Do you write too? We could collaborate and make a story together! 😁
@@danielhoward220 I don't happen to write but I'd make the moment when Harry and Dudley meet a little longer before jumping into Jay is a wizard too. There should be some general "chit-chat" and then maybe find somewhere to sit down to talk before discussing Jay.
Other than that I like this a lot more than the official "Christmas cards and a couple of awkward visits". My headcanon was always that the Dursleys were moved around safe houses during the final book and that Dudley met a nice Hufflepuff girl during the Christmas break at one of these houses and started a budding romance. I always liked the idea that Vernon and Petunia worked out pretty quickly that they shouldn't tell the whole truth about Harry's early years before Hogwarts and that they were soon telling the wizards that they were now surrounded by that they bravely took young Harry in knowing it put them in danger but it was the right thing to do and that they had helped to raise this young hero. I can just imagine Vernon almost choking on the words the first few times. Not helpful to your story since Cara needs to be a muggle too for Dudley to need Harry's help. Vernon and Petunia's reaction to a magical grandson could be fun to write as Vernon would probably hate it but be unable to say it. Petunia could go either way but I imagine since her Duddykins could do no wrong then Jay would also not be able to do any wrong and she would embrace it like she never had any problem with magic to begin with and wont hear another word about that. Cue interesting interplay between P and V about this.
Just some thoughts
@@dansharp2860 bro, I love this! It makes a lot of sense to extend it out, you're right. I just came up with it on the fly though, so if I put some thought into it, I could do something with it haha. The idea that Dudley meets a witch is baffling, and yet look at Jacob and Queenie *shrugs* I really like that HC bro ❤
@@danielhoward220 Thanks, mate.
It’s crazy to know that people still make Harry Potter videos and we potterheads still love watching them 🧙♀️
edit: oml thank you for the likes
We’re not going anywhere 😌
True
Other children: 'Seriously, you're still watching Harry Potter videos?'
Us, the Potterheads: 'ALWAYS'
I was the 200 th like. And I’m way too happy about that.
Yeah that's the most amazing thing happening and I hope it keeps happening..aftrall some things neither die nor get old
I think the scene where draco says he doesn't recognize harry was enough of a redemption. Draco's going to be with his parents was expected of him and his reluctance in doing so shows he really didn't have it in him to join the dark side.
I agree whoever cut that scene has got a one way trip to Azkaban
Oh my gosh thank you for this!!! Honestly, people and producers are nuts for cutting scenes like this!!!! Even in the DVDs!!!! I don’t know where you can get an UNCUT movie anymore!!!!
I think another 3 you should have mentioned are critical - and they’re all in Goblet of Fire
1. The scene at the Yule Ball where Harry wanders off and finds Snape & Karkarov in conversation about the Death Eaters. Snape catches a couple making out in a carriage and reduces points before he talks with Karkarov.
2. The scene where Snape is in his storage and Karkarov shows him the Dark Mark. He then leaves before Snape says “Not so fast Mr.Potter” and Snape accuses him of stealing from his stores for Polyjuice potion
3. Don’t forget they cut the “mini concert” at the Yule Ball
There are many other scenes in all the movies, but these are the biggest for me. The Dursley one also hits hard because they’re actually nice and their vulnerability shows.
Suddenly realised awhile ago the DVDs were bowderlised and here was me thinking I was just not registering these missing scenes.think I'll stick with the books only.
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The scene with Snape would have been the most important for the understanding of his dilemma and his character
Definitely Draco helping Harry with a wand - pure heroism on his part. Also Aunt Petunia & B D's goodbye scenes... Definitely worth the extra "time".
Sure, but the scene makes no sense. Draco lost his wand to Potter earlier on, and Potter never gave it back to him so it was on Potter already, so then how did it end up back in Draco's possession so he could give it back to Potter? Cutting the scene was the best option to keep the bigger picture less confusing.
@@Princess_Celestia_ I disagree. He had just finished the fire scene in the Room of Requirement, saying his mother's wand didn't understand him. It was Draco's mom's wand that beat Voldemort
@@beckymcginnis3035 "I disagree"
Disagree all you like, it doesn't make you correct.
"He had just finished the fire scene in the Room of Requirement, saying his mother's wand didn't understand him. It was Draco's mom's wand that beat Voldemort"
Nothing you said in that, accept the quote, was true.
1.) Draco lost his own wand to Potter during the escape from Malfoy Manor. Potter carried it through the rest of the second wizarding war.
2.) Draco then lost his mother's wand to Potter in the Room of Requirements where it was ultimately destroyed when Vincent Crabbe unleashed Fiendfyre in the room.
3.) The wand the beat Voldemort was the Elder Wand, Draco disarmed Dumbledore and in doing so became the Elder Wand's new master, then Potter disarmed Draco and the Elder Wand switched allegiances to Potter. When Voldemort tried to use it to kill Potter, the Elder Wand refused to attack it's rightful master and so it backfired on him sending Voldemort's own spell back at him.
As I said, the scene of Draco tossing a wand to Potter makes no sense in the bigger picture.
Is there a cut with those scenes added in?
@@pazuzu6666 Not sure what scenes your asking about but every thing we where talking about is in the movie.
I always wished the producers made a scene where Snape sat Harry down and talked to him of when Harry saw a memory of his father being a bully to Snape.
Let's hope the studio release the uncut versions of this brilliant series so we watch it all over again with our kids or even grandchildren!
I think the dudley's scence should not cutted
Its dudley not dugley
@@nicolejackel12
Sorry
My heart broke during the scene with Hermione and Ron when they were skipping rocks!
Hermione - like this? *throws rock*
Ron - *smirks*..... no XD
IT WAS SO CUTE!!!!!!
“So what… like- that?”
*Skims stone badly*
“…… no.”
I think the Dursley scene & Malfoy scene at the end 😊
The movies never properly showed how much Dudley changed after the Dementors attacked them in Order of the Phoenix (the actually don’t show him at all until Deathly Hollows in the movies). He not only looked at everything differently in the books but he quickly recognized that Harry saved his life. It’s also worth noting that a dementor attack effects muggles differently than witches and wizards and it is usually far worse for muggles when recovering if they ever do. In the books he actually never fully recovers from the attack and suffers from serious PTSD and has trouble feeling any emotion other than fear and depression. Harry even recalls in his thoughts how much damage they did to him mentally. IMO Dudley was very misunderstood, when a child sees his parents acting a certain way towards someone it would be hard for them, or at least take time and maturing, to form their own true opinions and emotions.
I wish they'd release an "extended edition" where they put all the deleted/extended scenes back in the movie where they would've been. Like they did for The Lord of the Rings/Hobbit.
They did..the only scene that's not in the extended version though is when draco gives harry the wand and when Harry gets a ball that spins when someone bad is near..the rest of the deleted scenes are in there..it's great and worth the buy
I didn't know about this. Do you know where I can find it?
@@Lizzylove2013 and the scene where dudley and harry talk isnt included. But the petunia scene is, which is kinda weird.
@@bladethatwasbroken0922 Can stream it on peacock.
I know I've seen those scenes before, but IDK where. Probably the DVDs. I've been watching the movies from start to finish over and over again over the past few years on streaming and keep expecting to see scenes that were cut ... mainly the Aunt Petunia and Dudley scenes when they are all leaving the house.
As I recall from the book, Harry had his wand the whole time he was in the Forbidden Forest, u der his invisibility cloak. Draco would not have had to give him a wand at all.
The main thing I think they missed in the movie as Harry calling Voldemort ‘Tom’. When the 2 were duelling, and Harry tells Voldemort to try and feel some remorse, he called him Tom. The whole duel scene was much better in the book than the movie. I found all the flying around to be distracting from the real story.
The version I watched had all these scenes. I’m glad because I made more sense with them on it.
The Dursleys. Throughout the movies, it's implied/shown Petunia was jealous of Lilly, but that one scene would also have shown more too. She was jealous of Lilly's gifts but her death I think also inspired a deep fear of it as well. And here dropped on her doorstep was the child of her "perfect" sister undoubtedly possessed of the same abilities that her own parents found so "wonderful" abilities that she now knew could also kill. Love, fear, anger, and jealousy all presented to her in one little package. It paints her treatment of Harry in a bit of a different light when you look at it through that lens. Still deplorable, but a little more human. (I'm kind of curious to know if her parents inadvertently neglected Petunia in their adoration of Lily and her abilities and if that, in turn, lead her to spoil Duddley, so he'd always feel special, especially when compared against his cousin.)
One thing noteworthy in Harry's treatment as a child is that he was a horcrux. And if recall DH PT 1, we can see how much hatred being near to a horcrux fills in the heart of a person.
This could also very well be the reason why Dursleys treated Harry in an inhumane manner.
@@akshitjain2770 But Ron and Hermione cope very well with his presence. Ginny even loved him. So it must be different if the horcrux is a (nice) human
A wise reflection about aunt Petunia!
@@isabellaw.6330 Great observation. In that case, I am just speculating here that a horcrux aggravates an insecurity. Ron was insecure about harry and Hermione or was shown by the locket. Petunia was insecure about the magic that bloomed in Lily and then followed by Harry.
@@akshitjain2770 book one chapter one...Dursleys were awful before they even met Harry.
The actor Alen Rickman/ Snape really was a super star of the whole show for me. I've never been so captivated by such great acting. In my mind Alan/Snape truly wins the title Dark Lord of Magick with a perfect balance of love, knowledge and power. Epic performance of a life time I feel transformed by his performance! And question the nature of reality and the human experience.
R.I.P. Alan Rickman! Perfect for the role of Snape!
He really is the greatest. Snape will always be my favorite character just because he is the perfect balance between good and evil. As I read somewhere, he was not an angel, he was vindictive and sometimes a bully, but he was caring and a protector. His acting was so perfect. Always.
@@karolvivianacaro8439 have You actually read the Harry Potter books? Movies are lacking so much from the books, and they changed and twisted many events. One relying on the films without reading 7 books can get different perspective and picture. In this case, watching the movies is only worth as a suplement to already read books! 🙋
@@hadesdescent6664 Quite a number of the book-to-film alterations made Harry and his friends out to be more ethical people than JKR wrote them to be, often at the expense of Snape.
When I first saw Alan Rickman as Snape he was _exactly_ how I pictured him while reading the books. And not just how he looked but his mannerisms, how he talked, everything. They couldn’t have found a better actor to play him.
I always watched the extended version and I continue to do so
That scene with snape was so great
It would have been so good ❤
Fun fact: When Draco’s parents called for him to come in the final movie (over the the Death Eater Side - You know the famous scene) notice how Draco looked around? It wasn’t just a little thing he was doing he was looking around to see if anyone would help him
:)
Poor darling ❤😭💔
yes i noticed that too. if only he had one friend there.
who knows maybe he would have stayed.
I would have helped poor boy 😭
And WHY didn't he have friends there? Redemption comes before forgiveness, trust, and friendship.
Snape's perfect scene shouldn't have been deleted. His regret, his sacrifice, his mission, everything just blends in so well.
so sad
I'm guessing it was cut because anyone not caught up with the books weren't supposed to know Snape's intentions. It wasn't until you see Snape's memories that you know for sure why he killed Dumbledore.
oh my gosh these are GREAT! I agree with you on all of them - but the most important of ALL was the Drako giving Harry that wand that ended up saving the world. Maybe the editors didn't want us to know that HP wasn't carrying his wand - which would be a very weird thing. But Drako def redeemed himself. WOW. Had no idea. But I know now that it wasn't in the book, so perhaps it was better they didn't do it. But I really think it was a cool idea.
The karaoke part in the beginning was soo cute
The movies *wouldn’t* have been *THAT* much longer if these *very* small scenes were included!
I know I just wish they would make more sceenes
yeah! If I ever meet those editors , They'll be in big trouble!
Yea
But they'd be worse...
The deleted scene with Harry and Dudley was perfect. They really should have left that in. It could have set up so much in terms of books and movies. What if Dudley's child has powers? Who would he turn to? Harry, of course.
Aww yeah, my heart just melted, picturing Dudley somehow becoming a dad to a smart wizard kid like Hermione. He did show character growth as a teen, so who says he can't learn to be a loving muggle dad to a wizard child eventually?
honestly idk what got me more, the petunia bit about losing her sister or tonks and remus both leaving teddie to die. or fred... or severus.
I absolutely agree with the Dursley’s deleted scenes needing to be in the movie. I was so disappointed with the theatrical cut. After Harry saved Dudley his feelings towards Harry changed dramatically in the book. We just didn’t get to see it happen until the Dursleys had to leave since Harry didn’t stay with them for very long after that. As much as the series departed from the books that scene should have been left in since it would have been very close to the emotion of the book, and gave Dudley his redemption. I even thought both the book and the movies should have had Harry and Dudley having reunited in the epilogue with *gasp* Dudley having a child that was Wizard or Witch who was only a few weeks younger than one of Harry’s kids and they’re all a close family. The scene with Severus would have been great, and the scene with Tonks and Lupin had me getting choked up just watching this. The scene with Malfoy absolutely doesn’t need to be in the film. The whole duel between Voldemort and Harry was compared to the book was ruined enough as it is. Harry bested Malfoy and took his wand while he and the others were held prisoner in the Malfoy home. That was why he was able to beat Voldemort since Malfoy was the one that won the wand from Dumbledore. As convoluted as the books ending may have been the movie was worse, and the deleted scene with Draco wouldn’t have added anything to have made it less so.
6:00 this was the first time in the entire series (I think) where petunia refers to Lily as her sister without distain in her voice. It makes her sound like she actually cared for Lily, and thereby, Harry as well.
Seems like petunia was only mean because Vernon was. He was such an asshole, and as a wife she probably felt forced into being the same way.
@@notability-austingieselman5193 Yeah it could also be seen as she sees her sister in harry and feels pain or she maybe blamed harry a little for her sisters death as he was the lone survivor.
@@griminc6548 Petunia can be a tough read. It's never quite clear if she cares at all for Harry or if she is like Snape and only doing it because Harry is all that remains of Lily. This scene was invented for the movie but expands on Harry and Petunia's last moment together in the book where Harry thinks his Aunt wants to say something to him but changes her mind and walks away. I think her pride stopped her from making up with her sister before she died and that she is possibly making the exact same mistake with Harry but that damn pride keeps getting in the way. Maybe I'm reading too much into tho.
Petunia was jealous of Lily, she treated Harry badly based on her jealousy. She only kept him out of fear, because she knew magic was real. Harry was treated like a house elf. Aunt petunia was a malignant narcissist. Harry saved Dudley's life, and only Dudley kept correspondence with Harry. Petunia wasted her entire life trying to feel superior.
@@notability-austingieselman5193 Petunia was rejected to hogwarts in the books Harry finds some letters from Dumbledore explaining to Petunia why she couldnt be at hogwarts, petunia and Lily were very close before Lily got selected
Why do I keep thinking that almost all of these scenes are actually in the movie like I am pretty sure I remember watching most of them in the movies.
I don’t know, but they aren’t
Some of the scenes were revived
Really witch ones I am curious
@@avery6031 the 'I lost a sister' one
Same
the dursley for definite, be so emotional if his auntie after saying about her sister hugs him and say please dont die, i dont want to lose another.
I already watched some of the deleted scenes and i didn't even know it was deleted until i watched this video
The music and Snape, and the Pottah! scene were so sad to leave out..
But the look on Hermoine and Rons faces said so much more than words could have. The familiarity between them all was maybe not so evident until the later movies.
It's next level stuff but that was a real missed opportunity in most of the films.
They could’ve honestly made 14 movies instead of 7 and I would happily watch all of them
Me tooooooooo. In fact. Can you imagine a TV series with 7 seasons ?!??
@@ElTiano21 Give it about another 20 years. Pretty sure the TV series will come. Probably Netflix will produce it trying to save themselves.
@@rabbit251 wb will never give harry potter to netflix , hbo pays a fortune to have the movies in their platform , even new game is from wb games ,but i tell you something
they should do new harry potter with his son for the new generations
dude i saw hp since the first in cinema , when a new movie premiered the world stoped ... it was insane , and in time of christmas , i have so much joy and memories
im liking the hogwards legacy game too now
@@ranjasgel But here in Japan at least WB has posted all of the HP movies on Netflix, including the new movie series. A lot would depend on what kind of deal JK signed, but doubtful she would give anyone exclusive rights. But that would be years away. Hard to tell where the market will be then.
@@rabbit251isn't it already in the works?
i just watched the movies couple days ago and those Dursley scenes were in the movies? did they added them later?
Great video! Definitely think the Dursleys scenes and Dracos redemption scene should have stayed. Also the somber song and Snape in quiet contemplation.
I think I have seen many of those deletes, so my mind has already added them to my movie memories.
Draco is giving his wand to Harry, why would they cut it? It would show them getting along and Draco helps to defeat the dark lord. Thanks for the video.
Ik It would make Draco's character come full circle, arh I'll still consider it Cannon
In fact i saw in a video that Daniel Radcliff never catch the wand right so they abandonned the scene.
Yeah, it was Daniel's fault. As he couldn't get the wand they had to drop the scene. As akward as it is, it's true.
@@andreborgesaquino5699 probably kept dropping it on purpose so he wouldn't have to argue that it's a bad scene.
The last scene where Draco gives wand to Harry was the most important..... Literally this changed the Draco's charector in viewer's Mind..... Its nice of you that you made a video on this....I haven't read the original book but now it seems that i have to read the book...Thanks
You definetely need to read the books.
Hope you read the books
Pleaseeeeer read the books
This was great. I have seen a few of these deleted scenes and I really like them.
I could have sworn that choir scene was in the movie. Definitely remember the song, cause when I watched the movie I had the feeling of I don't see fifteen-year-old wanting to sing this childlike song.. it wasn't a particularly long performance, but I'm still pretty sure it was there
I think that the "draco redemption " scene thingy got deleted because he never got his wand back from Harry, means that he can't throw the wand if he didn't have it.
He was using his moms wand wasnt he because he lost it go harry maybe he gave that wand to him
Finally, ONE sensible person in the comment section. Draco stans are too desperate for his redemption.
his redemption got cut because dan couldn’t catch the wand even after a billion takes
@@avaa2783 the movie is based on the book, in the book, Harry didn't return the wand to Draco and I heard that JK doesn't want the scene in.
@@ufkankurum1599 Gawd he defeated voldemort with Dracos wand in the movie before he faced voldemort he put it up his sleve damm it
You said it correctly when you said, "it wouldn't have made the movie that much longer. " This is especially true because most of the fans wanted the actual movies to be longer. Add to that, almost every scene you've shown us actually deepens the characters' personalities, the "decision-makers" chose wrong by removing them.
Right! They made LOTR 4 hours long! I would've loved seeing that much of the HP books made into the movie
While there were several scenes that would have improved the movies, the newly invented ones like Draco's redemption bs did not and do not belong. They completely go against canon.
I would watch I five hour HP movie just to see these cut scene
Loved ALL THE Deleted scenes. Got to see most of them.
Its so sad because draco wasnt ever given the choice of what he wanted to do in his life and was pressured into becoming a death eater and I wish they kept that scene because it explains so much :,/
No he had a choise. Sirius Black, Adromeda Tonks and Regulus Black were also raised in family’s like Draco but Sirius wanted to be a Gryffindor (or any other house) to break the family tradition because he did not like or agree with his family that they were better than others, Adromeda also did not agree with her familys hatred of muggles and muggleborns because she married one even if it meant she was disowned, and Regulus did want to and became a DE but when Voldemort tortured Kreacher he sacrifised hinself to help stop Voldemort. They all had a choise but Draco chose wrong and only cared about his family during the end of the war and did not need or desreve a redemption scene that was also not in the books cause he did not get one, maybe he got one during 19 years later but he will always be a bullying, cowardly ferret.
@@heimarmanisigurarson159 still he went to school with Harry. His parents probably realized this and went harder on him to become Harry’s friend and betray him. That’s only a few people who realized it was wrong and Draco had a way harder situation.
He was born at the time they needed and took advantage of it.
He wanted to be a Death Eater, he looked up to his father, his parents spoiled him. In the eyes of the Malfoy family it only went wrong when Lucius failed to get the prophecy then Draco was told to kill Dumbledore...but when he's in front of Dumbledore he makes the choice to lower his wand and not kill him.
So Draco isn't a murderer, but that isn't exactly high praise.
If they added the last scene I would actually cry of happiness😭
I wish they would take all the movies, put the cut sceens back in and then sell them in an anniversary release. Some of the cut scenes have been in the movies when shown on tv.
draco helping harry was just mind blowing..i wish the scene was there in the movie..
"POTTAHHH"
No that didn't hurt at all ._.
1 scene and 1 scene only.....the one where Draco threw his wand to Harry that couldn’t changed everything and I’m so mad they didn’t include it
That would have been *SO COOL* but Draco has *always* been a coward. But I *do* have to admit, *some* character development for him would’ve been nice!
@@ZyliceLiddell Draco was a coward but it was more of his dad abused him so he couldn’t really do anything. But I know Draco has always been good inside and that’s why I’m mad they didn’t include that scene. That’s my personal opinion, gave him no right to bully Harry tho
@Cantya and Dirga channel I’m fully aware of that, I never said I didn’t know why they didn’t include it. Also it would be good because it would be like a redemption, that’s why people want it, have an nice day
@Cantya and Dirga channel it was the end of the series, he no longer had to be a bully
@@bumblebee4650 Lucius never abused Draco, that was an acting decision made by Jason Isaacs/Lucius to get more sympathy for Tom Felton/Draco.
‚Hi I’m Dylan let’s start‘ is the best introduction I ever heard
I honestly remember seeing most of these while watching the movie
Him: Prepare to cry over this one
Me: already sobbing at their names
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