It took Daniel Radcliffe 90 Takes To Film This Harry Potter Scene

In "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part I," a challenging scene required 95 takes: seven Harry Potters fill the Dursleys' living room, a record for the franchise. Daniel Radcliffe studied co-stars' mannerisms for accuracy, using motion control cameras to film precise character placements. Despite difficulties, Radcliffe's dedication brought humor and tension to the scene, making it a standout moment in the series.

[@ShiroTheTraveler]

Pretty sure you forgot to add a number before "takes"

[@JustinPlayzOfficial]

What I don’t understand is the fact that The Deathly Hallows has 2 parts and The Order of the Phoenix’s is 1 full movie even though The Order of the Phoenix is a larger book than The Deathly Hallows 😂

[@strange4202]

I think part of that is two fold, they had no idea how how popular the movies would be as well as the deathly hollows had more character development.

[@cutgslap8232]

It is because they wanted To end the series ''specially"

[@Lukeharperdeadlmao]

Best channel ever

[@lordvenjix3757]

Amazing video 👌

[@bluepastelz9042]

I love these videos they are just so goooooooooood and you missed the number in the title

[@shashankshukla6691]

hard work paid off..

[@Pinkpostednotezz]

Dan did good nethertheless :)

[@josephaaron4985]

Very impressive use of CGI

[@Davidplays7]

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