Harry Potter e la pietra filosofale

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During the Quidditch match when Snape is seen muttering an incantation, it can be briefly seen [...]	D
To make Fluffy appear more realistic, his heads were made to move independently and to each hav [...]	D
Daniel Radcliffe and Ian Hart star together again in Fuga da Pretoria (2020).	D
The movie featured nearly six hundred visual effects shots, involving numerous companies.	D
Hagrid is eight feet six inches tall, although in the books he is portrayed as about twelve fee [...]	D
The floating candles in the Great Hall were created using candle-shaped holders containing oil [...]	D
Emma Watson's Oxford theater teacher passed her name on to the casting agents, and she had to d [...]	D
In an interview with THE FACE just before the movie premiere, screenwriter Steve Kloves said th [...]	D
Rupert Grint was actually injured after he was attacked by the queen during the chess game. Aft [...]	D
Maude Hirst's (Hogwarts Student) debut.	D
In the trophy cupboard, to the right of the Quidditch trophy, you can see the "Service to the S [...]	D
This movie reveals that the twelfth use for dragon's blood is an oven cleaner.	D
In order to give Hogwarts Castle an authentic look and feel, much of the filming was done at lo [...]	D
On Christmas Day, when you see the sweater Ron's (Rupert Grint's) mother made him, there is a y [...]	D
Hermione never flies on a broom, but in the book, she flies on a broom with Harry and Ron to ca [...]	D
Snape's first name Severus is the Latin translation of the nickname of the Russian tsar Ivan IV [...]	D
J.K. Rowling hand picked Robbie Coltrane, Dame Maggie Smith, and Alan Rickman for their roles. [...]	D
J.K. Rowling insisted that the principal cast be British, but also permitted Irish actors, whic [...]	D
In the opening sequence when the.Minister of Magic warns of Voldemorts power the set was the la [...]	D
As his audition, Rupert Grint sent a video of himself rapping while explaining why he wanted th [...]	D
Neville Longbottom can be seen with his grandmother boarding the train to Hogwarts.	D
The original title was never Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, that is only an American ti [...]	D
The only Harry Potter movie not to feature Mark Williams, who played Arthur Weasley.	D
Gabriel Thomson was considered for the role of Harry. His My Family (2000) co-star ZoÃ« Wanam [...]	D
John Williams composed the score at his houses in Los Angeles and Tanglewood before recording i [...]	D
It has been stated that there is discrepancy between the book and movie over whether Harry saw [...]	D
Snape's costume was the only one that never changed. According to costume designer, Jany Temine [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2005 list of 250 movies nominated for AFI's 100 Ye [...]	D
The exterior used for King's Cross Station is actually St. Pancras Station, which is just down [...]	D
Richard Harris only agreed to taking the part of Albus Dumbledore after his eleven-year-old gra [...]	D
All of the cars on Privet Drive are Vauxhalls, no matter what the time period. The Dursleys own [...]	D
Producer and director Chris Columbus, remembering his experiences with Macaulay Culkin during t [...]	D
David Thewlis, who later played Professor Lupin in Harry Potter e il prigioniero di Azkaban (20 [...]	D
Along with Spider-Man 2002 are the only movie in VHS that have a Bonus Extra include but with t [...]	D
Much of the stonework around Hogwarts (excluding the areas that were filmed on-location) is act [...]	D
The cast includes one Oscar winner: Dame Maggie Smith; and four Oscar nominees: Richard Harris, [...]	D
For most of this movie, the body double for Hagrid would wear an animatronic head that resemble [...]	D
The Wizard's chess set, with which Harry (Daniel Radcliffe) and Ron (Rupert Grint) were playing [...]	D
One of Chris Columbus' daughters had trouble reading, until she read "Harry Potter and the Sorc [...]	D
The "Hogwarts Express" locomotive portrayed in this movie, a 1937 4-6-0 "Hall" class steam engi [...]	D
Once in an interview, Rik Mayall (the voice of Peeves), said he hadn't read the book and claime [...]	D
Although Ralph Fiennes plays Voldemort later in the Harry Potter franchise, he doesn't appear u [...]	D
When Harry loses control of his Nimbus 2000 during the Quidditch match, Hermione focuses the bi [...]	D
According to the call sheets, scenes filmed on Stage D of Leavesden Studios were: the interior [...]	D
After Harry picks up the stone, Voldermort's soul attacks him. The reason Voldermort did not di [...]	D
Ron winning the giant chess game is more of an impressive achievement than it first appears as [...]	D
Patrick Stewart jokingly said he and Ian McKellen were the only two actors from Great Britain n [...]	D
The statue of the humpbacked witch, which can be seen in the corridor leading to Fluffy's chamb [...]	D
The filmmakers attempted to go the extra mile of matching the kid's appearances to how the nove [...]	D
When Chris Columbus was asked what type of child he wanted to play Harry Potter, he used a clip [...]	D
Neville (Matthew Lewis) received a remembrall from his grandmother, but he doesn't remember wha [...]	D
Body count: three, including Harry's parents in a flashback.	D
Chris Columbus released Mamma, ho perso l'aereo (1990) on November 16, 1990, exactly eleven yea [...]	D
According to the call sheets, the scenes involving the actors playing the ghosts were filmed in [...]	D
Robbie Coltrane (Rubeus Hagrid) and Geraldine Somerville (Lily Potter) appeared in Cracker (199 [...]	D
When filming the scenes at Gloucester Cathedral, the cathedral's modern electric signs, light s [...]	D
Several rumors stated that Joe Sowerbutts (who voiced Harry Potter in the Harry Potter and the [...]	D
The design for the Great Hall set was based on the hall at Christ Church, Oxford. Oxford Univer [...]	D
Like in the United States, the film was released as "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" in [...]	D
Originally, Bruce Springsteen recorded a original song for the movie called "I'll Stand By You [...]	D
After Steven Spielberg dropped out, he recommended M. Night Shyamalan for the project, but he u [...]	D
Warwick Davis, who played Professor Flitwick and the first Gringotts Goblin, also provided the [...]	D
Harry Potter's birthday is stated in the books to be July 31, 1980, as J.K. Rowling was born on [...]	D
Troll (1986) features a character called "Harry Potter," who fights trolls, and casts spells. I [...]	D
In the book series, the forest outside Hogwarts is called the "Forbidden Forest". In the first [...]	D
Producer and director Chris Columbus has stated in interviews that he was disappointed with the [...]	D
According to the call sheets, scenes filmed on Stage F of Leavesden Studios were: Hut-on-the-Ro [...]	D
Almost all the scenes with Harry and/or the trio were filmed in chronological order, most notab [...]	D
It has been noticed by some that Robbie Coltrane's costume and character in Blackadder's Christ [...]	D
This movie and the novel on which it is based are known as "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's [...]	D
Model Lucy Elgee-Taylor appeared in the background of the scene in the great hall.	D
According to the call sheets, scenes filmed on Stage A of Leavesden Studios were: the Gringotts [...]	D
Screenwriter Michael Goldenberg wrote a draft of the script, but was ultimately rejected by Dav [...]	D
This and Harry Potter e la camera dei segreti (2002) are Chris Columbus' two biggest financial [...]	D
The owls used in this movie were shipped over from Massachusetts.	D
In the film the dragon that Hagrid was raising Norbert was mentioned to have been sent to Roman [...]	D
In addition to Steven Spielberg, other candidates for the director's chair were Jonathan Demme, [...]	D
The tabby cat used in the movie ran away during filming and came back two days later.	D
The events of the film take place from 1981 (opening scene and flashbacks) and then from mid-19 [...]	D
Dame Julie Walters has said if had she known that fellow Midlander Mark Williams would be cast [...]	D
Professor Quirrell's (Ian Hart's) classroom was filmed on-location at Lacock Abbey in Wiltshire [...]	D
Tom Felton's grandfather plays a uncredited extra during the Quidditch match as a Professor sit [...]	D
Warner Bros. had initially planned to release this movie over the July 4, 2001 weekend, making [...]	D
Simon Fisher-Becker says he signed a four-movie deal to play the Fat Friar, but this was the on [...]	D
Chris Columbus pitched his vision of this movie for two hours, stating that he wanted the Muggl [...]	D
The only Harry Potter movie that features a set of triplets, the Saunders Triplets (baby Harry [...]	D
The highest grossing movie of 2001.	D
Snape's outfit is the only one to never change throughout the films. According to costume desig [...]	D
This movie has the highest number of Academy Award nominations for a Harry Potter movie, totall [...]	D
In the book, it is Neville Longbottom instead of Ron who gets into detention with Harry, Hermio [...]	D
Warner Bros. originally considered making the entire Harry Potter film franchise as a set of co [...]	D
Crabbe (Jamie Waylett) and Goyle (Josh Herdman) have no dialogue.	D
In this movie, John Cleese played "Nearly Headless" Nick, a knight whose head barely remains at [...]	D
The only movie where Hagrid (Robbie Coltrane) serves as a supporting protagonist. Starting from [...]	D
Three owls play Hedwig: Gizmo, Ook, and Sprout, but mainly Gizmo.	D
During filming, Daniel Radcliffe changed the screen language on Robbie Coltrane's mobile phone [...]	D
The film never explicitly reveals who gave Harry the invisibility cloak at Christmas. In the bo [...]	D
Hatty Jones auditioned for Hermione Granger before it went to Emma Watson. She and Emma were th [...]	D
There really was once a man who had the deformity of a second face on the back of his head, and [...]	D
By February 2002, this was the second highest grossing movie worldwide after Titanic (1997).	D
The entire Sorting Hat and Harry sequence can qualify for the last movie. The former seems very [...]	D
In the book, Hagrid gave Harry the flute for Christmas, which he later used to lull Fluffy to s [...]	D
Steve Kloves described adapting the book as "tough", as it did not "lend itself to adaptation a [...]	D
There is a painting of Anne Boleyn hanging in Hogwarts, to the right of the staircase just befo [...]	D
Filming started in September 2000, and finished on March 21, 2001.	D
This movie has the distinction of opening on more screens in the US than any other (3,762).	D
Throughout the eight movie franchise, five actresses played Pansy Parkinson: Katherine Nicholso [...]	D
John Coppinger stated that the magical creatures that needed to be created for this movie had t [...]	D
In order to understand what he believed to be caretaker Filch's lonely lifestyle, David Bradley [...]	D
The floor in the great hall is made of York stone. Production designer Stuart Craig had the for [...]	D
Behind-the-scenes pictures show a different design for the incarnation of Voldemort that is stu [...]	D
Daniel Radcliffe was reportedly paid Â£1 million for this movie, although he felt the fee was [...]	D
Casting Harry Potter was the biggest challenge; they saw 5,000 boys audition, and none of them [...]	D
Although Harry casts no spells during this movie, he does perform several acts of magic (such a [...]	D
When the producers first came to J.K. Rowling to ask if they could make movies on the entire Ha [...]	D
In the Italian translation, House Hufflepuff becomes "Tassorosso" (Red Badger), although the of [...]	D
In the original draft, Drew Barrymore, a self-proclaimed Harry Potter fan, had a cameo.	D
In an interview with THE FACE just before the movie premiere, Daniel Radcliffe said that he rea [...]	D
Rik Mayall only took the part of Peeves, as the kids at his own children's school were talking [...]	D
In 2011, Emma Watson told Seventeen Magazine that when she started filming the Harry Potter mov [...]	D
This is the only Harry Potter movie where Harry does not cast an attacking spell.	D
Chris Columbus was amazed how beautifully Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, and Rupert Grint matur [...]	D
The scenes at Hagrid's Hut were filmed on-location, on a small patch of land in London, not far [...]	D
The second film in the career of Tom Felton that there is a character with the family name of P [...]	D
Madame Hooch is wearing a Boatswain's Call. This is a high pitched naval whistle. Historically, [...]	D
At one point, when Harry (Daniel Radcliffe), Ron (Rupert Grint), and Hermione (Emma Watson) are [...]	D
Despite a PG rating, the only graphic scene is when Harry disintergrates Voldemort's face.	D
The filmmakers originally wanted to use Canterbury Cathedral as a filming location for some of [...]	D
The street that Harry and Hagrid walk down to get to the Leaky Cauldron is the same street on w [...]	D
The first Harry Potter movie to be the highest-grossing movie worldwide the year it was release [...]	D
During Harry's (Daniel Radcliffe's) first Christmas at Hogwarts, Fred (James Phelps) and George [...]	D
In the book, Harry, Hermione, Neville, and Draco spend a night in the Forbidden Forest with Hag [...]	D
The child actors and actresses would do their actual schoolwork in the movie, to make the schoo [...]	D
When Harry first meets Professor Quirrell in the bar with Hagrid, Harry extends his hand to him [...]	D
This movie cost more money to make than Il Signore degli Anelli - La compagnia dell'Anello (200 [...]	D
Scenes from Chris Columbus' script for Piramide di paura (1985) were used in auditioning the yo [...]	D
Dancing with the Stars (2005) pros Mark Ballas, Derek Hough, and Julianne Hough made uncredited [...]	D
Richard Harris had trouble remembering his lines, and Daniel Radcliffe would ask him to help wi [...]	D
J.K. Rowling made up the names of the four Hogwarts houses while on a plane. She wrote them dow [...]	D
Platform 9 3/4 was filmed at King's Cross, but on platforms 4 and 5. J.K. Rowling has admitted [...]	D
Richard Harris, who had been acting for more than forty years by the time this movie entered pr [...]	D
When Chris Columbus scripted Piramide di paura (1985), that movie featured similarities to his [...]	D
The first of eight movies based on the Harry Potter book series by J.K. Rowling.	D
Fiona Shaw, who portrayed a woman despising the supernatural and witchcraft, in this movie, iro [...]	D
The Restricted Section scene was filmed in the Duke Humfrey's building at the Bodleian Library [...]	D
Despite the objection to the Harry Potter series by certain Christian groups, several historic [...]	D
Daniel Radcliffe's second movie.	D
Steve Kloves was nervous when he first met J.K. Rowling, as he did not want her to think he was [...]	D
Bonnie Wright (Ginny Weasley) was never meant to say the words "good luck" to Harry at Kingscro [...]	D
James Horner was contacted to compose the music for this movie, but he was unavailable because [...]	D
In the flying lesson, the whistle Madame Hooch is wearing is called a "Boatswain's Call" and wa [...]	D
The inscription around the Mirror of Erised reads: "Erised stra ehru oyt ube cafru oyt on wohsi [...]	D
Tom Felton did not read any of the Harry Potter books before auditioning, and at the audition, [...]	D
Tom Felton originally auditioned for Harry and Ron before getting the part of Draco.	D
Daniel Radcliffe learned he'd won the role of Harry Potter while in the bathtub.	D
Amongst the numerous directors who were interested in tackling this movie were Simon West, Brad [...]	D
Alan Rickman was hand picked to play Snape by J.K. Rowling, and received special instructions f [...]	D
Chris Columbus' daughter, Eleanor Columbus was allowed by J.K. Rowling to play Susan Bones for [...]	D
The ornate ceiling of the Great Hall (including the trusses) was created entirely using CGI. In [...]	D
In the Wizard Pub, The Leaky Cauldron, Harry and Hagrid go into the bar, the bartender says, "u [...]	D
In the script, the flashbacks to Voldemort killing Harry's parents were written by J.K. Rowling [...]	D
The platform attendant at King's Cross, who asks Harry, "You think you're funny, do you?" actua [...]	D
The word "bloody" appears in this movie six times, along with one "arse", one "bugger", and two [...]	D
Warwick Davis played Flitwick as an old man with white hair. In Harry Potter e il prigioniero d [...]	D
When Draco Malfoy introduces himself, he introduces himself as "I'm Malfoy, Draco Malfoy". This [...]	D
Apart from Peeves the Poltergeist, two other minor characters from the book did not make it int [...]	D
Although Rik Mayall's scenes were cut from the film, he still received full payment. He later s [...]	D
In the warehouse section of the National Railway Museum in York, there is an apparently authent [...]	D
In the troll scene in the girl's bathroom, Daniel Radcliffe isn't actually on the troll's neck, [...]	D
The Handyside Bridge in King's Cross Railway Station, as seen in the film, has since been reloc [...]	D
According to the call sheets, the only scenes filmed on Stage B of Leavesden Studios were the G [...]	D
Judianna Makovsky re-designed the Quidditch robes, having initially planned to use those shown [...]	D
The Hogwarts' motto, "Draco dormiens nunquam titillandus", means "never tickle a sleeping drago [...]	D
This film's 2020 re-release helped it pass the $1 billion mark, making it the third film to ach [...]	D
Richard Harris often stated in interviews that he did not have much hope for doing the entire f [...]	D
Chris Columbus wanted to work with director of photography John Seale, and asked the studio to [...]	D
In the second book of the series, "Nearly Headless" Nick invites Harry to his "deathday" party, [...]	D
Fluffy, the three-headed dog, was modelled after Cerberus, the three-headed dog of the underwor [...]	D
The only Harry Potter movie not to feature a stylized version of the Warner Bros. logo, althoug [...]	D
J.K. Rowling revealed on her website that she was asked to play Harry's mother Lily during the [...]	D
James Phelps and Oliver Phelps, the twin actors who play Fred and George Weasley respectively, [...]	D
Emma Watson has stated that she hates the way her hair looks in this movie. In the following mo [...]	D
According to the call sheets, the only scenes filmed on Stage I of Leavesden Studios were some [...]	D
Despite being called a great wizard by Hermione, Harry does not (intentionally) cast a single s [...]	D
The troublemaking poltergeist Peeves, played by Rik Mayall, does not appear in the movie, nor i [...]	D
Harry's owl Hedwig is never referred to by name in this movie, even though the main musical the [...]	D
John Williams composed a piece of music specifically for the movie's trailer without having see [...]	D
Although Steven Spielberg initially negotiated to direct this movie, he declined the offer. Spi [...]	D
When Harry's (Daniel Radcliffe's) scar hurts when he sees Snape (Alan Rickman) at the head tabl [...]	D
Nicolas Flamel, mentioned as the creator of the Philosopher's (Sorcerer's) Stone, has figured a [...]	D
Daniel Radcliffe said that he didn't think that he would play Harry in all of the movies, as he [...]	D
When Harry is jumping around to grab his letter, there's literally dozens of them already on fl [...]	D
Author J.K. Rowling previously stated the "t" in "Voldemort" is silent, as it is in the French [...]	D
In the film Harry watches Quirrell die, whereas in the book he was unconscious when Quirrell di [...]	D
Liam Aiken was originally given the role of Harry, but a day later the offer was revoked, when [...]	D
Seamus Finnigan (Devon Murray) becomes known for blowing things up throughout the movie series. [...]	D
When Chris Columbus scripted Piramide di paura (1985), Watson believed Holmes obsessed over a c [...]	D
Dudley Dursley was played by Harry Melling. There is a brief moment in this movie, which was no [...]	D
Robbie Coltrane's 6'10" body double for Hagrid is former England rugby International player Mar [...]	D
Robbie Coltrane (Hagrid) was the first person to be cast.	D
William Moseley, who was cast as Peter Pevensie in The Chronicles of Narnia movies, also auditi [...]	D
In this movie, when the birthday cake that Hagrid brings for Harry is shown, the message "Happe [...]	D
Aunt Petunia's name is particularly fitting considering that she and her husband always begrudg [...]	D
According to the call sheets, the only scenes filmed on Stage H of Leavesden Studios were some [...]	D
According to the call sheets, scenes filmed on Stage C of Leavesden Studios were: Dudley fallin [...]	D
During the Harry Potter movies, Daniel Radcliffe went through 160 pairs of glasses.	D
The Quidditch trophy that has Harry's father's name on it also has inscriptions for M. McGonaga [...]	D
During the scene where Harry sees his parents in the mirror, it was supposed to be his entire f [...]	D
As Harry is getting ready to ask the Conductor where Platform 9 3/4 is, the lady holding a baby [...]	D
The fire trapping Harry in the dungeon with Quirrell and Voldemort was not in the book, but it [...]	D
Ron's choice of opening, in the final chess match, is called Center Counter Opening (or Scandin [...]	D
West Anglia Great Northern Trains, the company that owns "Platform 9-3/4", affixed the back end [...]	D
Rosie O'Donnell and Robin Williams were two of the celebrities who had asked for a role in the [...]	D
In order to make the Dursleys' house even more unpleasant, set decorator Stephenie McMillan del [...]	D
Ian McNeice was considered to play Hagrid.	D
Chris Columbus originally planned to use animatronics and CGI to create the magical creatures, [...]	D
Hermione isn't seen wearing non-uniform clothing until almost two hours into the movie.	D
Caio CÃ©sar, a prominent Brazilian voice actor who dubbed Daniel Radcliffe as Harry Potter, a [...]	D
Not only was Terry Gilliam very interested in directing this movie, he was also the first choic [...]	D
Tim Roth was a leading contender for the role of Professor Severus Snape. He was initially goin [...]	D
In the opening scene Dumbledore is using his own invention to extinguish the lights on Privet D [...]	D
It is now well-known that Daniel Radcliffe only briefly wore the green contact lenses to make h [...]	D
The last name "Dumbledore" means "bumblebee" in Old English. Also, according to the factoid tri [...]	D
Theatrical debut of Emma Watson (Hermione Granger).	D
Despite having less than a minute of screentime, and only two lines of dialogue, the unnamed He [...]	D
Producer and director Chris Columbus had wanted Daniel Radcliffe for the lead role since he saw [...]	D
When Neville's remembrall turns red, he is not wearing his robes.	D
In the book, Harry is allowed to come on Dudley's birthday outing to the zoo only because the n [...]	D
Richard Griffiths (Mr Dursley) and Fiona Shaw (Mrs Dursley) both never had children in real lif [...]	D
International Master Jeremy Silman (uncredited) created the chess position for the wizard chess [...]	D
As Hagrid and Harry first approach the Leaky Cauldron when Hagrid is taking Harry to buy his sc [...]	D
If one looks at old seventeenth century maps of London, Muggle Street exists near Shakespeare's [...]	D
Bonnie Wright's (Ginny Weasley) debut.	D
Sir Alec Guinness was considered to play the role of Dumbledore, however he died on August 5, 2 [...]	D
According to the call sheets, scenes filmed in the Flight Shed (Stage L) of Leavesden Studios w [...]	D
Fluffy the three-headed dog's appearance is physically based on a Staffordshire Bull Terrier.	D
Simon Fisher-Becker signed a four-movie deal to play the Fat Friar. However, he only appears in [...]	D
All of the food that you see in the Great Hall feasts is real. Chris Columbus wanted a very ela [...]	D
Chris Columbus sold scripts to Steven Spielberg for Gremlins (1984) and I Goonies (1985), but h [...]	D
For the Gringotts interior scenes, the Australian High Commission in London was used. The exteriors [...]	D
In this movie, the scar on Harry's forehead is off-center. This was done at J.K. Rowling's request. [...]	D

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