As a 7'0" former actor who would occasionally double for similarly sized athletes or celebrities and did his fair share of creature and sfx work, Martin must have had the patience of a saint to wear that much hot, itchy, uncomfortable gear up to 14 hours a day for 10 years. It helps knowing you're part of something special but I hope the pay was worth it, too. In any case, thanks for giving one of us a little spotlight and praise.
As someone who used to suit up as Darth Vader and perform LIVE as well as do fight work in the bloody thing... I resonate. 🙂 I won't bother mentioning my true height because no one would believe me (without seeing my suit up time-lapse video). But I *DID* do nearly everything alone--the suiting up, that is.
@@Novastar.SaberCombat I'm 6' 6" and dressed up as Vader as well. I've done the whole suit up by myself a few times and it really makes you miss the assistance.
@@tanvir.m85 I hope you are joking because if a child comes up to the ribs of a normal adult, then that same child only coming up to the waist of a 'Giant' would make it seem twice as large even though it is only a small difference in real size. Also since you called children 'Regular Sized' I assume that you think that they are all Mc Decendents and that they also come in 'Small, Large and Super' sizes. I am asking you to please tell everyone here that you were joking otherwise we will all laugh at how stupid you idea was.
Martin is a lovely guy. I've had the pleasure of chatting to him on numerous occasions at various rugby matches and events over the years. He'll happily accept people randomly shouting "Hello Hagrid" in passing. 😊
This comment made me realize that of all the characters that Rowling intended for me to get teary over (Snape, Fred, Collin, Harry's parents, etc) Hagrid was the only one I really cared THAT much about.
I always noticed Hagrid's mouth not moving when they walk through the courtyard, but I always chalked it up to post-production inserting a different/additional line VO'd by Coltrane to make the scene flow better! This is some crazy BTS, thanks for sharing!
Love the character of Hagrid. Sad that it's taken years for me to find out there was another person integral to him coming to life. Thank you for sharing!
What I find fascinating with stories like these, the practical solutions with small touch to hide the imperfections usually hold up longer or pass completely under the radar for most people. Till just now I had no idea they used a body double and assumed it was all forced perspective. The other example is the Thing (1982) and the Thing (2011). The ‘11 is like vapourware, whereas ‘82 is a classic. I think there is a warmth to practical effects that make them more believable, a ‘lived in ness’
I actually still really enjoy The Thing (2011) I think despite the fact that the practical effects made for it was CG'ed over is unfortunate but i think its still a very faithful prequel, i love watch it and '82' back to back.
There's definitely a certain reality to practical effects that is much harder to emulate with CGI. Real physical things behave as you'd expect in complex ways, whereas CGI only does the same with a bunch of work. That said, practical effects can also go this way, like the empty beverage cup that's been a meme. Ultimately, both are useful, and can do things the other struggles with.
Ditto on the forced perspective misconception. Because it was made around the same time, I figured they used the same tricks that were used for Gandalf and the Hobbits in Fellowship.
Oh, here we go again-the worship of a guy for doing his job. Let’s not pretend this was some grueling, superhuman feat. He wore a costume. Sure, it might have been hot or itchy, but guess what? People do physically taxing jobs every day without basking in internet adoration. Construction workers bake under the sun for hours, miners crawl through literal dirt and darkness, and nurses are on their feet for endless shifts dealing with much more than an itchy suit. But yeah, let’s give this guy a parade for being "patient." And the "part of something special" angle? Spare me. Hollywood's "special" is just another way of saying "big money machine." As for the pay-if it wasn’t worth it, he could’ve walked off set and saved his martyr routine for something meaningful. Thanks for the "spotlight and praise," but maybe let’s reserve admiration for people doing actual hard work that doesn’t involve catering to Hollywood's bloated ego.
That delay to let the viewer guess if the Hagrid walking away in the last shot is Bayfield or not, and then revealing the answer? That there is proof that Paul is a master of what he does and that he knows how to play us all like fiddles Bravo sir.
“My children had grown up during it, of course. The legacy of the movies is that my children’s generation will show them to their children, so you could be watching them in 50 years’ time, easy. I’ll not be here, sadly, but Hagrid will.” -Robbie Coltrane
So great to see actors that did not got a lot of press because they are doubles or stuntman but are essential to make it really work in the final movie.
Robbie was the perfect casting for Hagrid. me and my family loved him, and were heartbroken when we lost him. if they ever have to find someone else to play Hagrid, there is only ONE person that we agree could even come close doing it justice. Nick Frost.
I've seen that suggestion several times by now and I love it. Nick Frost just has the same energy. He can be stern, he can be a goofball, he's a genuinely good actor and he just those same warm eyes, that same spark.
R.I.P. Robbie Coltrane. 😕 And make no mistake, he was a diverse, talented gent. His minor role in "Goldeneye" remains one of my favorite performances of his. 😁 Plus, admittedly, it was REEEAALLY weird seeing Minnie Driver for all of 3-6 seconds in there, lol.
What a great video! I just learned about the fake Hagrid head earlier this year from Reddit and didn't even know there was an animatronic version too! They did a phenomenal job on it! Martin did a good job and wearing all of that must have been exhausting at the end of the day. Not gonna lie I almost cried at the end. RIP Robbie!
@@hhjs977 in the original book there is written that dumbledore say somethink "calmly" but in the folm he shouted it lmao ua-cam.com/video/IdoD2147Fik/v-deo.html
You know how hard it is to find youtube content this days that is this good? This video was informative, it had something to say, it said it without milking my watch time, it had great comedy, perfect pacing, emotion. Great job.
I was 20 years old when I got into Harry Potter and I’ve been obsessed ever since I’m 26 years old just turned and I am obsessed with the first two movies. I love Chris Columbus.
I am 82, loved the books, loved the film, loved the expertise of the talented people in animatronics, loved Robbie R.I.P. Loved your video. Always blown away by how things are done. Thanks 🇦🇺
I started my day with watching your video. The last song hooked me, I did not know Bread, and now I have been on a little fluffy cloud listening to them all morning. Thank you.
I have friends who always like to criticize body doubles, models and the like in every film we watch no matter how perfect it's done, just because they know it's not the actors themselves. Which made me think that if there had been ANY reason 9:50 could in ANY way be a trick shot, they would jump to the chance of shouting "Oh, for crying out loud! Anyone can see that's a puppet head and not Daniel Radcliffe!"
Thank you Mr Coltrane and Mr Mayfield. For a lonely boy in middle school it was hard to get through. The books meant so much to me and this series and the Lord of The Rings are some of the best adaptations ever done. They really made them come to life
8:05 I was waiting eagerly to see something of the sort. As someone experienced with fullbody suiting, head covered etc, but with far, far less extra costume layers ontop, it already gets unbearably hot as you breath your own warm air inside. Drinking cold water via a tube or straw becomes a necessity. I'm also all too familiar with the reduction in vision and hearing that comes along. All of this filming under a heavy suit with animatronic parts must have required immense effort and commitment from Martin. They are often overlooked actors like those inside the costumes of C-3PO or Chewie, sadly, but have my upmost respect.
What a lovely video; the music, the editing choices. I've never been a big Harry Potter fan, but man, this video makes me want to go revisit those original films. Your editing is fantastic, wonderful job. Truly magical.
Hey man I think Corridor Digital just kind of ripped you off! Weirdly, exactly 3 weeks after you made this video they reacted on their "VFX Artists react" series to Harry Potter, and one of the topics was the size of Hagrid. And they explained it exactly like you did in the video, they use the same footage etc. I fully expected them to credit you, but they don't. Might want to check that out, just thought I would share it with you
That's incredible. I honestly had no idea there was a 2nd person involved in bringing Hagrid to life. My wife & I have been introducing our kid to Harry Potter recently and she loves it. I can't wait to share this story with both of them. HP was such a massive part of my childhoold. I still remember midnight releases for the 4th and 5th book that my mom let me attend.
You know, you could have named it something like "The Two Hagrids," but instead you opted for the more mysterious/more magical title, which I like quite a lot. 10 points to Paul E.T.
RIP Robbie. That was a great video! Did Mr. Bayfield get credits for all the movies? I loved Robbie in many movies, from Potter, to GoldenEye, to even a little film called Krull. But From movie one he brought heart and fun to the Potter movies. Now Robbie lives forever both in the movies and with a great ride at Universal.
Thankyou for highlighting the people behind the scenes who work their socks off, generally unnoticed, but essential. And yes I got excited as ive been to that station 😊
10:25 watching these videos somehow makes me feel like I was somehow a part of this or on the set....or Really a witch that graduated Hogwarts looking back at memories... I guess Hogwarts is home after all this time, always.
This is the best UA-cam video I’ve seen all year. Hell, I’ve no doubt it’s been a bit longer than that since I’ve felt like this from any form of media.
This is just a guess but maybe they put her onsomething to stand on because you see her not move her feet or any shoes or anything. but again this is just a guess xD
Being an HP fan for many years and working in Animation I had already known these BTS facts and watched them all but kudos to your editing! Really loved it, great video as always.
Wow, this was an incredible, bite size video, with such good editing. The music, the b-roll, the story, it was like I was watching a cable documentary. Notifications are turned on!
RIP Robbie. He didn’t deserve to die in pain from osteoarthritis(among other ailments) after bringing so much joy to so many people. Either there is no deity or that deity is wicked.
6:20 one of my favorite books of all time is the philosophers stone, movie as well, and I can’t believe I never noticed the animatronic head. Great video. Very well documented and put together!
I hope you rest easy and in peace, Robbie. Thank you for this childhood.
HE'S NOT WITH US ANYMORE? :(
I've never watched harry potter but I've always had a soft spot for Hagrid..
@@ac.e8253 I don't think anyone else could have brought Hagrid to life the way he did.
@@ac.e8253 Yeah died 22nd of October 2022
@@ac.e8253and the 2nd dumbledore is also in RIP 😢
Nah, he was a TERF same as Rawling
As a 7'0" former actor who would occasionally double for similarly sized athletes or celebrities and did his fair share of creature and sfx work, Martin must have had the patience of a saint to wear that much hot, itchy, uncomfortable gear up to 14 hours a day for 10 years. It helps knowing you're part of something special but I hope the pay was worth it, too. In any case, thanks for giving one of us a little spotlight and praise.
As someone who used to suit up as Darth Vader and perform LIVE as well as do fight work in the bloody thing... I resonate. 🙂 I won't bother mentioning my true height because no one would believe me (without seeing my suit up time-lapse video). But I *DID* do nearly everything alone--the suiting up, that is.
@@Novastar.SaberCombat I'm 6' 6" and dressed up as Vader as well. I've done the whole suit up by myself a few times and it really makes you miss the assistance.
Wait, did you mean a 7'0" former actor, or are you not 7'0" anymore? 🥲
The salary kept him going
@@KingJames-lm8goAnd probably the atmosphere on set. Everyone talks about how this film series was one big family.
Another aspect of the illusion is that a lot of Hagrid's early scenes were shot alongside small children, which magnified just how big he was.
nah, that wouldn't really help that much as the kids would still be regular sized
@@tanvir.m85 I hope you are joking because if a child comes up to the ribs of a normal adult, then that same child only coming up to the waist of a 'Giant' would make it seem twice as large even though it is only a small difference in real size. Also since you called children 'Regular Sized' I assume that you think that they are all Mc Decendents and that they also come in 'Small, Large and Super' sizes. I am asking you to please tell everyone here that you were joking otherwise we will all laugh at how stupid you idea was.
ikr like usually people would try to avoid this by using cut shots but the effort they put in omg
@@tanvir.m85bruh 😂
Martin is a lovely guy. I've had the pleasure of chatting to him on numerous occasions at various rugby matches and events over the years. He'll happily accept people randomly shouting "Hello Hagrid" in passing. 😊
I guess it became a lot more profound these days when he's being called that.
@@StefanCreates Robbie Coltrane passed away in 2022
@StefanCreates
Direct reminders you continue to carry a piece of the legacy of a dear friend who passed away.
@@hambone04he’s talking about his body double 😊
Yeah me too I totally met him on numerous occasions and at countless events and for sure people called him Hagrid. Yup...
4:52 smol hagrid next to big hagrid, both holding hands is like the cutest thing ive personally ever seen.
Hagrid and his son.
didn't expect to be giggling at an animatronic hagrid face this evening. beautiful tribute
love your dog video!
same. idk why it made me smile...
This comment made me realize that of all the characters that Rowling intended for me to get teary over (Snape, Fred, Collin, Harry's parents, etc) Hagrid was the only one I really cared THAT much about.
@@joecope9935
And she ruins it in the new castings.
I always noticed Hagrid's mouth not moving when they walk through the courtyard, but I always chalked it up to post-production inserting a different/additional line VO'd by Coltrane to make the scene flow better! This is some crazy BTS, thanks for sharing!
I thought so too.
I also noticed but didn't mind it; figured it was just a simple mistake somehow, the scene was like 3 seconds after all
Love the character of Hagrid. Sad that it's taken years for me to find out there was another person integral to him coming to life. Thank you for sharing!
What I find fascinating with stories like these, the practical solutions with small touch to hide the imperfections usually hold up longer or pass completely under the radar for most people.
Till just now I had no idea they used a body double and assumed it was all forced perspective.
The other example is the Thing (1982) and the Thing (2011). The ‘11 is like vapourware, whereas ‘82 is a classic.
I think there is a warmth to practical effects that make them more believable, a ‘lived in ness’
I actually still really enjoy The Thing (2011) I think despite the fact that the practical effects made for it was CG'ed over is unfortunate but i think its still a very faithful prequel, i love watch it and '82' back to back.
There's definitely a certain reality to practical effects that is much harder to emulate with CGI. Real physical things behave as you'd expect in complex ways, whereas CGI only does the same with a bunch of work. That said, practical effects can also go this way, like the empty beverage cup that's been a meme.
Ultimately, both are useful, and can do things the other struggles with.
Ditto on the forced perspective misconception. Because it was made around the same time, I figured they used the same tricks that were used for Gandalf and the Hobbits in Fellowship.
Oh, here we go again-the worship of a guy for doing his job. Let’s not pretend this was some grueling, superhuman feat. He wore a costume. Sure, it might have been hot or itchy, but guess what? People do physically taxing jobs every day without basking in internet adoration. Construction workers bake under the sun for hours, miners crawl through literal dirt and darkness, and nurses are on their feet for endless shifts dealing with much more than an itchy suit. But yeah, let’s give this guy a parade for being "patient."
And the "part of something special" angle? Spare me. Hollywood's "special" is just another way of saying "big money machine." As for the pay-if it wasn’t worth it, he could’ve walked off set and saved his martyr routine for something meaningful. Thanks for the "spotlight and praise," but maybe let’s reserve admiration for people doing actual hard work that doesn’t involve catering to Hollywood's bloated ego.
@ cool story
Did not expect to tear up at the end of a 11 minute video essay....
I'm not crying, you are crying
You made it to the end?
Wait
I'm not crying, you are.
Coltrane joined the hateful anti-trans bandwagon shortly before he died. Fuck him.
this is so mind blowing ive been watching an animatronic face all these years and never noticed. shows how good of a job they did.
Just to be sure. The close up scenes was the real guy. The far away scenes was Bay field with animatronic head
@@Hung_Nguyen_90 i also watched the video
@@XRYSTALUNA Sorry
@@Hung_Nguyen_90is your name hung or are you hung
I was never a big Harry Potter fan but the ending of this video made me tear up. Amazing video, dude!
That delay to let the viewer guess if the Hagrid walking away in the last shot is Bayfield or not, and then revealing the answer? That there is proof that Paul is a master of what he does and that he knows how to play us all like fiddles
Bravo sir.
It was obvious to me after all the information given. The scene was still cool though.
“My children had grown up during it, of course. The legacy of the movies is that my children’s generation will show them to their children, so you could be watching them in 50 years’ time, easy. I’ll not be here, sadly, but Hagrid will.”
-Robbie Coltrane
Prophetic.
So great to see actors that did not got a lot of press because they are doubles or stuntman but are essential to make it really work in the final movie.
Robbie was the perfect casting for Hagrid. me and my family loved him, and were heartbroken when we lost him.
if they ever have to find someone else to play Hagrid, there is only ONE person that we agree could even come close doing it justice.
Nick Frost.
I've seen that suggestion several times by now and I love it. Nick Frost just has the same energy. He can be stern, he can be a goofball, he's a genuinely good actor and he just those same warm eyes, that same spark.
Haven't they just announced the new Hagrid?
It isn't Frost who I agree is a great suggestion.
I'd say he would get the accent down as well considering Hot Fuzz
R.I.P. Robbie Coltrane. 😕 And make no mistake, he was a diverse, talented gent. His minor role in "Goldeneye" remains one of my favorite performances of his. 😁 Plus, admittedly, it was REEEAALLY weird seeing Minnie Driver for all of 3-6 seconds in there, lol.
Irina, take a hike!
I always found that cameo weird as well.
I first saw him in an Alice in Wonderland movie
cracker to? not really, but if there was one, it was worth watching; no one else could play that part?
"TELL HIM DIMITRY!"
"Uh, well it depends-"
"SIIILENCEEE!!!"
There's no hogwarts without you, Robbie Coltrane. R.I.P.❤
God i wish movies would be made like this again. Its so special.
What a great video! I just learned about the fake Hagrid head earlier this year from Reddit and didn't even know there was an animatronic version too! They did a phenomenal job on it! Martin did a good job and wearing all of that must have been exhausting at the end of the day. Not gonna lie I almost cried at the end. RIP Robbie!
Thank you Robbie and Martin for bringing a beloved character to life.
Great video! Great soundtrack! Really enjoyed it. Beautifully put together.
"Paul asked calmly." I had to pause the video and take 5
yeah that was a nice touch
What does it refer To?
@@hhjs977 in the original book there is written that dumbledore say somethink "calmly" but in the folm he shouted it lmao ua-cam.com/video/IdoD2147Fik/v-deo.html
@@hhjs977 The “Dumbledore asked calmly” meme from Goblet of Fire
sure you did
This is one of the better videos I've watched this entire year.
You know how hard it is to find youtube content this days that is this good? This video was informative, it had something to say, it said it without milking my watch time, it had great comedy, perfect pacing, emotion. Great job.
Great watch, thanks. Loved the commentary on top of behind-the-scenes from DVD/Bluray to tell a narrative on top.
This was a love letter to Hagrid/Robbie/Bayfield, nicely done Paul!
RIP Robbie! Thank you for being a legendary part of my childhood ❤😢
Aw, what a lovely little thing you did.
Master class in storytelling and documentary production
Your video style is just so cool.
A giant of cinema who's unknown, amazing
I was 20 years old when I got into Harry Potter and I’ve been obsessed ever since I’m 26 years old just turned and I am obsessed with the first two movies. I love Chris Columbus.
Absolutely touching video Paul. You really are a true storyteller, movies are not the only way to make good audiovisual art, this is proof of it.
I am 82, loved the books, loved the film, loved the expertise of the talented people in animatronics, loved Robbie R.I.P. Loved your video. Always blown away by how things are done. Thanks 🇦🇺
That last part almost made me cry
I started my day with watching your video. The last song hooked me, I did not know Bread, and now I have been on a little fluffy cloud listening to them all morning. Thank you.
They were great!
I have one of their vinyl records
I never saw or thought of a big suit.
Not when I watched the vhs and not when I watched the 4k bluray. Amazing work.
OMG in the very end the song goes "fade away" and in this second the text FADES AWAY!!!!
It's both so complex but so simple at the same time. Wow, so glad they did it this way.
I didn't realize the actor that played Hagrid had died until right this moment @ 1:17 and now I'm a mess 😭
I will not say: do not weep; for not all tears are an evil.
@@mikshin9825 But they all hurt 😢
His character was great. But the dude himself was a bit of a bigot.
@@garfoonga1 Based on?
worst thing is that he passed away months after the hbo special, were he said "I won't be here in 50 years, but hagrid will"...
This is the first video I've ever seen from this channel. Emotional, touching and enjoyable!
i havent seen such a good movie essay in a long time, well done!
I have friends who always like to criticize body doubles, models and the like in every film we watch no matter how perfect it's done, just because they know it's not the actors themselves. Which made me think that if there had been ANY reason 9:50 could in ANY way be a trick shot, they would jump to the chance of shouting "Oh, for crying out loud! Anyone can see that's a puppet head and not Daniel Radcliffe!"
Thank you for uploading.
RIP 🌹
Robbie Coltrane
Thank you Mr Coltrane and Mr Mayfield. For a lonely boy in middle school it was hard to get through. The books meant so much to me and this series and the Lord of The Rings are some of the best adaptations ever done. They really made them come to life
8:05 I was waiting eagerly to see something of the sort. As someone experienced with fullbody suiting, head covered etc, but with far, far less extra costume layers ontop, it already gets unbearably hot as you breath your own warm air inside. Drinking cold water via a tube or straw becomes a necessity. I'm also all too familiar with the reduction in vision and hearing that comes along. All of this filming under a heavy suit with animatronic parts must have required immense effort and commitment from Martin. They are often overlooked actors like those inside the costumes of C-3PO or Chewie, sadly, but have my upmost respect.
Beautifully composed video from start to finish. Well done, Paul.
These are the realll quality making of video's. Such a fleunt montage
Awesome video as usual. Your cutting and storytelling are second to none. Keep it up.
What a lovely video; the music, the editing choices. I've never been a big Harry Potter fan, but man, this video makes me want to go revisit those original films. Your editing is fantastic, wonderful job. Truly magical.
Thank you my friend. Lovely video. The Bread song must have cost you a packet but it was worth it.
I had no idea about this. That it was not just an optical thing or a digital thing never entered my mind.
Way more of interesting video than i expected. Great stuff. Especially the filming footage
In the later films, digital compositing had become much cheaper and advanced enough that almost all shots of Hagrid were Coltraine.
Rip Robbie 😢. What a great tribute ❤ and well done for showing Martin to the world . Brilliant video. Thank you ❤
Hey man I think Corridor Digital just kind of ripped you off! Weirdly, exactly 3 weeks after you made this video they reacted on their "VFX Artists react" series to Harry Potter, and one of the topics was the size of Hagrid. And they explained it exactly like you did in the video, they use the same footage etc. I fully expected them to credit you, but they don't. Might want to check that out, just thought I would share it with you
That's incredible. I honestly had no idea there was a 2nd person involved in bringing Hagrid to life.
My wife & I have been introducing our kid to Harry Potter recently and she loves it. I can't wait to share this story with both of them. HP was such a massive part of my childhoold. I still remember midnight releases for the 4th and 5th book that my mom let me attend.
You know, you could have named it something like "The Two Hagrids," but instead you opted for the more mysterious/more magical title, which I like quite a lot. 10 points to Paul E.T.
RIP Robbie. Great vid man.
RIP Robbie. That was a great video! Did Mr. Bayfield get credits for all the movies? I loved Robbie in many movies, from Potter, to GoldenEye, to even a little film called Krull. But From movie one he brought heart and fun to the Potter movies. Now Robbie lives forever both in the movies and with a great ride at Universal.
Thankyou for highlighting the people behind the scenes who work their socks off, generally unnoticed, but essential.
And yes I got excited as ive been to that station 😊
10:25 watching these videos somehow makes me feel like I was somehow a part of this or on the set....or Really a witch that graduated Hogwarts looking back at memories... I guess Hogwarts is home after all this time, always.
one of the best video essays i've ever watched. this is immediately my favorite. beautifully done.
I gotta rewatch harry potter man😭 i love this so much
Lmao Robbie must have been getting more nervous with each movie that he would get replaced by that mask
this channel is underrated af
This is the best UA-cam video I’ve seen all year. Hell, I’ve no doubt it’s been a bit longer than that since I’ve felt like this from any form of media.
4:50 is so darn cute! ☺️
Aww bless robbie, that champangne clip, I can watch it endlessly 😁
He made every scene he was in, but that mere 5secs gives off some much enthusiam :D
How did they make that woman teacher in goblet of fire work? 8:48 this one
This is just a guess but maybe they put her onsomething to stand on because you see her not move her feet or any shoes or anything.
but again this is just a guess xD
@@monstro2409 smart
Being an HP fan for many years and working in Animation I had already known these BTS facts and watched them all but kudos to your editing! Really loved it, great video as always.
What a wonderful love letter to Hagrid, his actors, and everyone supporting them
🫶
I love this guy's videos. You never know what it's going to be about or when. Never on schedule. Always on time.
Rest in peace to our hero
Beautifully constructed and edited video Paul, I'm tearing up a tad. You should be really proud of this one
7:10 That is so uncanny valley
Wow, this was an incredible, bite size video, with such good editing. The music, the b-roll, the story, it was like I was watching a cable documentary. Notifications are turned on!
my heart strings.. oww
I always kinda knew this. But seeing it in action really explains to me why hagrid felt so warm, he was literally a human muppet. I love it.
3:01 "we did a lot of meth"
Math. He says math lol
@@jo-vf8jx Yes I know but it sounded like it lol.
Also he's British shouldn't he say "maths"
@@holobolo1661 Probably told to say "Math" in order not to confuse poor Yanks.
@@holobolo1661
depends on the dialect.
I have been wondering about this for ages. And what a video to answer it. Fantastic work.
There's no Hogwart without Hagrid, there's no Hagrid without Robbie
Bro the Bread classic at the end was the cherry on top. Cheers mate
No subtitles?
I don't speak English and I really enjoy your videos with automatic subtitles. @Paul E.T.
I never notice this change as child watching the movie this is big success to team, Thanks for making our childhood memorable.
4:48 haha, fantastic BTS shot
Cutting out halfway into the word "right" when you said half-right is an impressively creative humorous detail. Thank you.
RIP Robbie. He didn’t deserve to die in pain from osteoarthritis(among other ailments) after bringing so much joy to so many people. Either there is no deity or that deity is wicked.
That ending is just amazing. Great editing skills!
One of the better videos I´ve seen in a while. Awesome, keep up the good work!
Your documentary style is absolutely awesome!
this was a beautiful video, somehow you captured a whole section of my childhood in one 10 minute big hagrid video essay, thanks man
This channel is a true hidden gem. Any time I get an upload notification, I know I'm in for a treat. This video did not disappoint.
6:20 one of my favorite books of all time is the philosophers stone, movie as well, and I can’t believe I never noticed the animatronic head.
Great video. Very well documented and put together!
What a beautiful love letter to one of cinema's most beloved actor's/characters. Def deserves a subscribe :)
incredible video ! didn't expect to be crying at the end of this ahaha
Hats off to Paul E.T. for making a very good and interesting video. Must have taken a lot of work. Thanks!
your videos are sooo addicting! i really enjoy them. keep up the good content
fun fact: i binge watch the entire franchise every Christmas ❤