@@aliyaa995there’s a scene when they are at the forbidden forest when Voldemort had used Avada Kedavra on him the first time and he didn’t die. Narcissa was the one who went forward to check if Harry was actually dead and knew he wasn’t. She whispered and asked Harry if Draco was still alive and Harry just nodded his head slightly to confirm that Draco was alive. And that’s when she announced that Harry was dead to Voldemort and the others, hiding the fact that he’s alive and protecting him. She was the only one who knew but didn’t say it to the others.
Seriously it would completed Draco’s character arc. It was always clear he was in too deep and didn’t have a way out. Him finally doing something to redeem himself should’ve happened ❤
I’ll never forget JKR saying Draco didn’t deserve a redemption arc because there was never “a heart of gold” underneath it all. How can you create & write a character who spent his entire life surrounded by death eaters & pure blood purists, who was never allowed to entertain any other beliefs and then completely ignore all the personal growth you gave him? I get he doesn’t have this huge obvious change in thinking but the Draco at Malfoy Manor and later the battle of Hogwarts is a far cry from the smarmy little twit we all met getting fitted for robes in Diagonal Alley.
@lunahyacinth6335 its because, though somewhat honorable, their actions were purely out of self preservation. They came to hate what they were under Voldy. His punching bag. Malfoys was superiority and respect. that is not what they were getting with Voldy winning. so even though they all help Harry in some way, its for self preservation. You could argue that Draco actually doesnt mind Potter and would rather have been friends at a young age, but it also so bother him. The Malfoys arent necessarly bad, they are arrogantly proud.
@@lunahyacinth6335basically society doesn’t work like that someone could be a terrible person their whole life and then become the most moral person ever the person most likely will never be able to live down their past
@@opheliavd3991 he was forced to join the dark side by his father, he threatened him and his mother, Draco had no choice but to obey. He was misunderstood and raised to be servant to the dark lord all because of Lucius
he couldn’t help him in this moment. draco already had the dark mark by this time & going against the dark lord in front of everyone including the dark lord himself when you have the dark mark would be immediate death
Draco's redemption came when he refused to tell Bellatrix that it was Harry in front of him. It was obvious he knew. Once again a mothers love saved Harry's life I always think of that as the redemption of not only Slytherin but of Narcissa saying no I'm not like my older sister . If anything I'm like my younger sister.
Not even close. In the books, he hardly put up a front. Lucius was convinced either way and was going to call Voldy anyway, it was Bellatrix's maniac actions that actually bought time for the Trio. LOL...
i never felt that. it was a good start for draco. but i never felt he was putting himself out there. You got to give as much as you taken, if not more. Meaning he cant just do some hidden deed. it got to show the world he turned. a true confession if you will. like this end clip.
@@m.u.svalandris4699 everything Robert said is right and I would add that it would also ruin the plot twist of Harry being the true master of the Elder Wand if Draco just threw his own wand to him. It also confuses me because it makes it seem like either (1) Draco knew about the Deathly Hallows or (2) he threw Harry his wand for no reason, neither of which make sense. The other thing is that movie!Draco stans make him out to be a better man than he is. Yes, he was brainwashed. Yes, by the end he knew who was right and who was wrong and in his heart supported Harry's side. But Draco is also a coward and this is a consistent theme in his character. At the end, Draco is a person who knows what's right and what's wrong but doesn't have the courage to do it. Movie!Draco stans don't want to admit this but it's true.
I love how draco ignores his father demand to come to him but soon as his mother says it he goes straight to her. This shows that he has no more respect for his father for his father is now a whimp
Man i hated draco at first but grew on me at the end, and the fact he didn’t tell bellatrix that was harry when his face was swelling,really loved and still love him till this day 🥹💕
I was just thinking this. The Book and Movie aren't the same. So why not make him have a redemption like this? If anything, Tom is the reason why. The way he portrayed Malfoy made it seem like he wasn't evil completely
We clearly can see how Draco didn’t want to join his parents on the dark side. He clearly has daddy issues because he looked stubborn when Lucius called his name, whereas with his mother it was different. I assume she’s the only one who ever showed him the slightest bit of love. He glanced around him wanting someone to stop him, one person to help him and no one did. Edit: y'all arguing in the cs is so disappointing. Yes I have read the books, and watched the films, MANY times. So if people could stop talking to me w condescension in their voice it would be nice 💀 Also from what I've gathered from the entire series is that Lucius instilled in Draco so much fear and distrust in him. Lucius is manipulative. Draco is constantly trying to please his father and it's never good enough. But with his mother it's different. She's the one who asked after him when Lord Voldemort "killed" harry a second time, and she's the one who went to snape to save her son etc. Y'all trying to make it seem like draco and lucius had some great father-son dynamic,,, but they don't. Lucius only needed draco as an heir.
You all love to pretend he had a terrible childwood or something. Lucios and Narcissa loved each other and they loved and treated Draco as a prince lol
@@suripanta1924 did they? His mother treated him as a prince. His father didn’t quite show him fatherly love. Many features throughout the series show this.
@@jinphany. the same writer said the Malfoys shared nothing but love between them. They are exactly like the Dudleys. In the movies The chamber of secrets for some reason they made it seem as if Draco was trying to find some approval from Lucius. Not in the other movies though. But it wasn't really that, Lucius loved Draco, and Draco adored his father! Idk why y'all invented this fake scenario of Lucius being a cruel family man with his wife and kid and Narcissa being a super good mother being strong for his son. This is not at all the situation. Lucius and Narcissa loved each other, they both treated their son as a prince and spoiled him. Draco just could do a drama and boom Lucius was capable of sending an innocent like Buckbeack to be killed and threatening another members to be agree with this, just because his son cried. They both Lucius amd Narcissa, and they both were cruel and racists to other people that wasn't pure blood like them.
Actually if I remember correctly, after the war Draco finally had the guts to actually think for himself and stopped thinking like his parents, so he had his "redemption" after it, late and not during the story we know, but he had it. And when he married Astoria, his parents were both against them because Astoria didn't care about the blood purety thing anymore and Draco who was in love with her neither did anymore and his parents were still racist and bad people, not just Lucius, both of them 🤷🏻♀️
He was looking around for even one person to hold him back, to keep him on the right path. And no one stopped him. All he needed was one smile, one outheald hand, one gesture to keep him from crossing over. And not ONE person, not even the teachers reached out to him. And it breaks my heart
Im glad the deleted scene was kept out of the film. A much as people want a Draco 'redemption' arc (and I'm obsessed with Draco), it just wouldn't have been a realistic action for him to do. The closest we get to Draco's potential change in heart is in the astronomy tower where Dumbledore executes Draco's turmoil and shines a light on the reality that he is a product of his own environment. In that scene, Draco was even lowering his wand, according to Harry, his enemy, but didn't get another chance to think twice as the Death Eaters turned up quickly and his life was still at stake. Little hints afterwards like in Malfoy Manor when he doesn't identify Harry, subtly tell us where his moral compass lies and the curt nod to the Golden trio 19 years later wraps up his character as he's now matured into a more open minded man. Also, the film version we got is emphatic because we see two significant things here. 1) Draco joining the Death Eaters when his MOTHER calls him, whereas he's reluctant with his dad. This summs up the role of motherhood in the plot and his literal daddy issues. 2) His hug with Voldemort, although improvised, was the only hug he'd ever received. I just think it's really cool how they did it in the film
The reason why I, and many others believe that this scene should not have been cut is because without it, our last impression of Draco is frankly, a death eater. Had this been included in the final cut, it would have shown a new side of Draco, and we would discover that Draco did basically everything on his fathers orders, and he is truly a good person inside. The movies could have ended with many of our favourite characters being Draco.
@@teeganrusson1666 yeah but people have to face that Draco WAS a death eater, his heart just wasn’t in it after being put in threatening situations. I do believe Draco has a lot of good inside, he just didn’t have the realistic circumstances to act upon it. The books do make him out to be a bit more cruel than the films, but his inner turmoil and subtle change in heart moments remain. That’s the interesting thing about his character. It’s realistic.
But here is the thing Tom Felton clearly gave up acting because he was getting death threats of his charecter draco not saving Harry. His life would be filled with acting if he got to do this. He actually ended up begging the producers to put in the scene but they refused.
@@ivorygraceriddle2081 Tom Felton is a working actor with a lot of current projects...his new film actually comes out on Netflix on October 15th. This has nothing to do with his current career and if people have given him death threats for that then that's their own very strange problem
God, they have no idea how much we all wanted this. Without a doubt, this would have been the best scene in the entire franchise. Draco deserved his redemption.
@@braydentheslayerit would have at least drew the line that Draco wasn’t full blown evil. He had a line. Half Blood Prince showed his struggle of him crossing it. This would’ve shown his attempt to right his wrongs.
@@braydentheslayer i can definitely see where people are coming from but we can't control the families we're born into. and what those families teach us and make us believe. when draco becomes old enough to make his own choices and think for himself, its already too late for him. he felt scared, alone, and faced a monumental task that not only his life, but his fathers and possibly mothers life also depended on. even then, he couldn't bring himself to kill dumbledore. in this scene, its very clear he doesnt want to serve voldemort but hes scared and doesnt feel he belongs there. he also goes on in life to teach his kids about muggle equality and how theyre not above anyone despite his parents anger at this. its very unfortunate he didnt get his redemption.
@@cave___ we all have our own traumas and there are plenty of people that come from horrible backgrounds and environments and families and still don’t decide to be bully trash
I like the ending we got. Draco and with his mom walking away from it all. It showed more of Draco being a hurt young man that just wanted love and really didn't want to be good or evil.
i think even book draco was redeemable even if not in only this scene, inevitably harry and him go on to have a mutual understanding even without this redemption
When Draco walks over, I never took that as he went to voldermort or even his dad lol He went to his mother, if she wasn't there he may not have even left Hogwarts side 🤷🏾♀️
Yeah I thought it was sweet bc alot about the core theme of Harry Potter is love, especially parental love, and specifically a mother love for their boy.
But remember. Malfoy's mom knows Harry is alive. She's not calling for him to come to the dark side, she's calling him so they can run away. She just doesn't want him to die.
@@billribo9480 that's truly shown when the malfoy's walk off together, Draco and narcissa walk away hand in hand, a bond. Whereas Lucius runs off after them. I honestly don't think Draco or his mother cared if Lucius followed them or not
In the books Dracos fall into darkness and his rise into redemption was a very good story line. More often than not towards the end the story just left you feeling bad for him. I thought for sure he was going to be killed. After he finally helped him, draco and harry were never best friends our anything, but they had a mutual respect for reach other after the battle of hogwarts.
@BelieveMontana I think Voldemort asks Draco to identify Harry's friends and he doesn't do it. I don't remember all of it but that is one part. Then Draco does throw the wand to Harry when he jumps out of Hagrids arms I think.
@@angeluss28 It’s when the trio is caught by snatchers and taken to Malfoy Manor. Hermione hit Harry with a stinging jinx to make his face swell up. The Malfoys at that point had been reduced to sniveling pathetic cowards and so they wanted to be the ones to hand Harry to Voldemort and be back in his favor, but they didn’t want to call him only for it to not be Harry so they asked Draco to be sure. Draco definitely knew it was Harry but he lied and said he wasn’t sure. Later, in the Forbidden Forest, after Harry’s sacrifice, Narcissa was the one to make sure Harry was dead, but she could tell he wasn’t. She asked if Draco was still alive and Harry gave just the slightest nod. She turns back to Voldemort and declares him dead because she just wants the fighting to stop so her son can be safe. Once again, Harry is saved by a mother’s love
I like the understanding looks he gets from the other students as he walks over to his parents. Like they know he was in a bad place and did what he could.
Yes, he's the son of a death eater, an only child, so predisposed to seek parental approval, from a wealthy family, so never needing to rely on anyone else. All these factors set him up to be so far down the wrong road before he got a chance to think about where he really wanted to be.
Thos should've been in the movie but the fact that draco thought for a minute about which side he wanted to take, and the fact he avoided eye contact proves that he has a good heart and had no choice...
He runs directly across voldemorts shot so quick that he’s a shapeless blur running past the camera. Thematically and from a directorial point of view it just doesn’t work, it’s too nonsensical and not a good shot. Especially as Draco needs to be giving Harry his own wand, the one Harry already has because he stole it from him in Malfoy manor. There’s even a scene in this same film where Draco tries to get it back and doesn’t. So he can’t have had the wand to throw to him in the first place So it doesn’t really work in a lot of ways
@@obiwankenobi687 Bruh what are you talking about? 😂 That was a deleted scene, it was obviously not finished. If it was in the movie, not only it would look better but the plot would've changed a little bit to accommodate it.
Since the entire fandom wants it, we can consider it canon. Draco did throw the wand (how did Harry get that wand. He didn't have one when he was playing dead). It's Canon, we all have to consider it canon.
This would’ve been one the greatest scenes of all time, sworn enemies that turn into great allies in the final moments of death or before great destruction in battle
Because the games of movies are started around the same time as the movie. So they get usually the original script, and not rewrites. Another example is Xmen origins video game has Mystique in it and she isnt in the movie at all. And she even has a love interest in Will.I.Ams character because they were kinda hinting at them being Nightcrawlers parents
I think the reason that we didn’t get this scene is because JK said in an interview that she didn’t like the fan base Draco had because she felt that ppl were confusing him and Tom Felton. She said that Draco was supposed to be evil and not a boy with a “golden heart” underneath. Did Draco dirty😔
Draco was never good throughout the story. For most of the books/movies he was basically just a racist bully with a dad who served the most evil wizard of all time. The only time he doesn’t seem like one is when he fails to kill Dumbledore multiple times and then is scared for the next couple films, but still fights for Voldemort at the battle of Hogwarts. At first I was like “wow that would’ve been great if Draco helped like that” but tbh he never deserved a sudden redemption when he’s been a horrible person the whole time and the only times he hasn’t was out of fear.
@@CanYouHackett97 He wasn't evil. Did you forget when he didn't identify Harry in front of Bellatrix? One could say that he saved Harry's life there. And I don't think he would've killed Dumbledore.
@@CanYouHackett97 why do people believe draco is far from being saved? i think jk rowling wrote draco to have some type of redeption down the line maybe not totally in the 7 book series but defeintly after the orginal series ended he might not have been as harsh to his children as lucius was to him. even tho draco was cruel i do believe he isnt beyond saving he just simply made the wrong choices the thing i like about dracos character arc is that it's a complete mirror to another character we know from the series that being sirius black, i dont excuse any of what he did or said but you got to put yourself in his shoes. yeah sure draco is self centered and full of himself sometimes but sometimes difficult sitautions like the one draco was put in can draw good in a person.
This one scene could have shown how good slytherin is and people wouldn’t be talking crap about them Edit: I don’t usually do this but, thanks for all the likes
@@noneisallminussome371 Snape isn't a good person though. He did what he had to and mostly only out of his selfish love for Lilly. Snape is a Gray character, nothing more or less.
Draco just go to the other side because of his mother. He truly loves her and she loves his son and was so scared, that something could happen to him😔 This breaks my heart especially the scene, when they go together💔
@@olivia24749 "if you watched the first movie" 😭 sis Harry Potter is the books. In the movies they cut out Harry meeting Draco in diagon alley before going to hogwarts. Harry disliked Draco from there, because he noticed immediately how arrogant an a bad person he is. He reminded him of Dursley. Y'all serous have 0 idea of what you are talking about justifying Draco for everything! As if he was an abused child forced to be or something. His parents loved and adored him. He is not a poor baby. And his dad even told him to stop bullying Harry and he didn't stoped. Pls...
@@suripanta1924 you’re right about the books and dracos attitude. He’s a brat basically, but he isn’t a murderer. The maximum he can do is stupefy someone. Being a bully is expected of someone who was raised to believe everyone else is lower that him and doesn’t deserve respect. He was forced into killing and tried to be truly evil but in heart he isn’t capable of many bad things
I wish this scene would have been kept. It would have cemented Draco’s complete disillusionment of the death eaters and blood purity prejudice. I would have liked seeing Draco fighting along side his classmates. Then afterwards, he’s looking around the Great Hall as if completely lost. He doesn’t know if his parents made it. But then they do so show up and find him and Narcissa embraces him.
Personally I think this would have improved the movie. I know it’s not the most realistic thing for him to do, given the circumstances. But I believe he had it in him
@@lmaoded1550 No lmao, that's not how that works. It would've shown character development, especially after Harry saved his life when he didn't have to.
@@lmaoded1550 tf u mean? The wand thing wouldn't have changed at all, seeing as no one has disarmed Harry and stolen the wand back. Are you dumb on purpose or just ignorant?
@@appetizingly he's not courageous, but underneath the stress of it I think draco would save someone's life he knew. It's shown he at least sort of cares by the fire in the room.
It would have been a great moment in the book and film for Draco to redeem himself. Additionally, Voldemort could then attempt to kill Draco in retaliation but Lucius apparates between the two of them, taking the blast of the killing curse for his son, finally proving his love for him.
That would have been something, but I definitely see Narcissa sacrificing herself instead. Giving Draco protection of love from Voldemort lol. Only he wouldn't need it after Harry killed him
I feel bad for Draco. He was forced into a life he didn't want. Towards the end I had a bit more respect for him. It was nice to see him and Harry on better terms later in their lives. Although I wish this scene turned out like the alternate scene in this video. Harry did save his life after all.
@@Gol.DRichOfficial No, that's not true. It would have been unrealistic for Draco to do such a thing, he was way too scared and insecure to do such things, even if he would have wanted to help Harry
Even though this is a good scene, it couldn't have been canon 😔: 1. This was just a practice shoot... 2. This isn't canon to the book. 3. Draco did not have a wand to throw to Harry. His own wand was stolen by Harry himself in Malfoy Manor in Deathly Hallows (movie: Part I) when Harry wrests their own wands out of his hand and takes Draco’s as well in the process. The wand having been won over by Harry, shifts its allegiance to him (the wand chooses the wizard, Mr. Potter). This is explained by Ollivander a little later on in DH Part II. During the Battle of Hogwarts, Draco is using his mother’s wand, while Harry is using what used to be Draco’s wand. But Narcissa’s wand is also lost in the fire that engulfs the Room of Requirement. His father’s wand was taken by Voldemort earlier on to be used against Harry. The Malfoys do not have any wands left. If these factors weren't in between, I would have loved this scene 4. Come on people, Voldemort has a nose... Of course this can't be cannon 😂. Edit: And yes I copied the 3rd point from a Reddit post because it explains what I am trying to say in simple words 😅😂
I mean, canonically harry didn't thanos Quirrel, harry shoots a corporeal patronus when saving Dudley, Norbert is taken by Charlie's friends, snape is an asshole, Voldemort has a high-pitched voice, barty crouch Jr. never admitted to being a death eater in his trial, dobby tells harry about the gilly weed, Bellatrix shot a red spell at Sirius making him stumble into the veil and not a green spell in the book, as far as I know, only the eat slugs spell, Dark mark in the sky spell and Avada Kedavra spell are green in the film series, so Sirius would be dead before reaching the veil, so they could and have made changes to the plot
Actually if you want to get technical about it, Harry had a wand when he went to the Forbidden Forest. It's possible Narcissa took the wand when she went to check if Harry was alive and Draco took it from his mother to throw to Harry....
"it's not canon to the book" a lot of shit in the movies isn't. Remember the spew subplot about the house elves that lasted way too fucking long? Don't even mention the house elves of Hogwarts. Remember Peeves existing? Not even a remnant of his existence. The eldest brothers of the Weasley family? Where? Many scenes changed to have Hermione say something Ron did, like in Azkaban she steps up to Sirius meanwhile in the books it's Ron with his mangled leg. Not everything has to be accurate or is. That's the point of an adaptation.
“The world isn't split into good people and Death Eaters. We've all got both light and dark inside us. What matters is the part we choose to act on. That's who we really are.” -Sirius Black Draco had bad, but also had good somewhere in there. He couldn't even kill a bird, yet alone Dumbledore, who he was raised to hate.
I had said this since the beginning, the Malfoys HAD to be good at their core or Draco would have NEVER tried to save Harry when he ended up caught by the Death Eaters at his house by giving up his identity....just like his parents Draco was caught up in something out of his control
@@angelafahlenkamp9311 it was Lucious' choice to try and frame the Weasley's for opening the chamber of secrets and purging the school of muggle borns. That seems pretty evil to me However he only did that because the Weasley's arent like the other pure blood families, so it had nothing to do with Voldemort, meaning it was 100% Lucious' choice
@@angelafahlenkamp9311 wasnt Lucious one of the Death Eaters that came up with the idea to attack muggles at the quiditch world cup, almost a whole year before Voldy came back Yeah seems like a good man to me /s
@More-reasons you know what? I dont really care 🤷♀️ I left a comment over 2 months ago and have no desire to talk about why a fictional character did what they did, lots of other stuff to concern myself with in this world and this isn't it....plenty of others here you can go harass for the sake of your bordem...
The boy who lived : Harry potter The boy who had no choice : Draco The walking Google: Hermoine The Angel : Cedric The Backbencher : Ron The pranksters : Fred and George The Ambitious person : Percy The boy who got no credit : Snape The Werewolf : Remus The Dick woman : Umbridge The bullies : Crab and goyle The Godfather : Sirius Black Black sisters : Narcissa,Bellatrix and Tonks The Betrayal friend : Petergriw The giant with pure soul : Hagrid The Greatest of all time : ALBUS PERCIVAL WOLFRICK BRIAN DUMBLEDORE The muggers killer : Grindlwald The Perfect : Minerva The Badass : Luna
I swear half the people wanted Draco's redemption because of Tom Felton Cuz In the books, he was extremely annoying:- always bullied Ron for being poor, always bullied Harry for his parents' death and last but not least:- always bullied Hermione for being muggle-born
Yeah but I wouldn't say that's a bad thing in itself ^^ even if they did want it because of the actor And apart from that, Draco did those things in the movies too, but people forget that quickly once a character seems to change
Unpopular opinion... I actually am annoyed by Ron while reading, and I already felt sad for Draco not being able to choose, even before watching the film 🥲
Something people dont understand is that even tho he is misunderstood, he’s not a good person. People only justify his actions cause of his looks. It’s same with dudley. He could’ve been a good person if it wasn’t for his parents, But No one is ever talking about Him.
Dudley got his redemption in the end. He was thankful because Harry had saved him from the dementors, and he gave Harry a cup of tea that he left outside his room (although Harry stepped on it) and told him that Harry isn't a waste of space.
Nope, I wanted a better redemption arc for Draco even as a somewhat book purist (not having watched the movies, he was one of my favorite characters). Even though he did and said a lot of bad things, it was really how he was raised that shaped his worldview, and he was just an immature kid with loving but misguided parents, thrust into a position of responsibility. Yes, Harry was also given a lot of responsibility, but Draco is honestly a realistic character who didn't get what he was raised to expect, and showed growth and morality.
The actual reason the scene was deleted was because it was physically impossible for him to have his wand since harry had it when he disarmed Draco earlier. They had to cut it or else it would have made a pretty damn big plot hole.
Exactly we all wanted that scene it made the ending so much better honestly cause draco did care about Harry and they 100% should have added that scene but I’m happy with whatever as long as it’s Harry pottery
absolutely not lmao, he’s an asshole and didn’t earn a redemption. Yall saying he had a bad upbringing then how about harry who was abused all his life with no parents and still remained a good person?
Straight up, I would have lost my collective shit in the theater. I love draco's redemption, whether he deserved it or not. Just the idea that, even though Harry is a horcrux, simply being in his presence long enough brings out the best in those that aren't inherently evil. It's the kind of shit I live for. Love conquers all, as long as you believe in it, and give it a chance.
From the beginning, I always viewed Draco as Harry's rival, not mortal enemy. Draco was merely envious and jealous of Harry's popularity, but as time goes on he realizes the side he is in. He's still his rival, but not the kind of rival that have to die against each other. Besides, life would be boring if he doesn't have a competition.
Draco Malfoy wasn't evil. He was broken. No one sees what he's been through. Villians/antagonists usually have something happen/happening in their life to make them this way. Just think of how Malfoy wasn't always part of evil. If you are reading this have a great day/night. You are loved even if you don't know it. You are important and it will get better soon! Stay safe my little Macaronis!!
@@itsme1512 he wasn't a coward, if he steeped out of line he could have been killed. Imagine growing up beside the most powerful and dangerous spellcaster in all of the magic world
@@macncheesechild9408 in the books, he couldn't wait to join voldemort--- his mum, Narcissa made an active effort to stop him from doing so however he still went on with his plans..later he realized what mess he has gotten himself into.
If this scene was put in, it would’ve given us a false image of Draco. Draco isn’t an "evil” person but he is a bully and a coward. Because Draco is cowardly this scene is not realistic because he would be too scared to do this in front of Voldemort and risk his own life. Btw I don’t hate Draco but I don’t like him either.
@@jazzy4164 it would have been a redemption arc to show how his character has developed. Remember he was saved by Harry earlier with the fire pit thing.
@@robloxmaverick77 His character basically *didn't* develop in that point, he only seemed to change his opinion on everything but he was still the scared and insecure guy he had always been before too
No child is ever born evil, they are only taught this evil. Draco knew that what Voldemort was doing was evil and he summoned the strength to stand up against him and help Harry. It’s sad to not have this scene in the movie.
This proves that Draco isn’t really a bad person. Tom Felton acted like this because he thought it would fit Draco’s personality of; “being forced into doing something he didn’t want to do”. And the way he sounded so worried for Harry and that he threw his wand was so pure❤
Yes but he is a bad person he's purely mean during the whole book series. Being horrible about Ron and Harry's parents mean to Hermione and then the comment he made about mud bloods an muggle lovers first well actually diggory was first . Just horrible
No matter the creators include this scene or not cause we have already spread this scene this much that almost every Harry Potter fan knows this scene...... And for us this scene is only the original scene of this clip
I thought it was a good call. It's true and the best thing they did for this moment. He obviously had moments of redemption, but it was to show how you reap what you sow kind of thing when you choose to go along with others when you know they've done wrong. I think the scene they went with shows that you can still choose the right thing even after everything said and done.
Was Draco “The boy who had no choice”?
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Narcissa not revealing Harry being alive to Voldemort was one of the best things in the series
Wait in this scene? What do you mean I’m slow 😭 cause they all thought he was dead until he jumped out of hagrids arms
@@aliyaa995there’s a scene when they are at the forbidden forest when Voldemort had used Avada Kedavra on him the first time and he didn’t die. Narcissa was the one who went forward to check if Harry was actually dead and knew he wasn’t. She whispered and asked Harry if Draco was still alive and Harry just nodded his head slightly to confirm that Draco was alive. And that’s when she announced that Harry was dead to Voldemort and the others, hiding the fact that he’s alive and protecting him. She was the only one who knew but didn’t say it to the others.
@@Tahosin ohhhhh I completely forgot about that scene. I also just watched the movies and I have never read the books 😭
@@aliyaa995 as have I, I haven’t read the books either 😭
@@Tahosin i honestly want to but they are sooo long like 😭
This along with the deleted scene of Dudley and Harry's interaction from the book being included in the final cut would have been amazing.
I hope that they release a box of all movies with extended scenes
I haven't read the last book yet, is it in deathly hallows?
@@Tarasaurus13 yes
And petunia too
@@niltonzago if you go to peacock they have the movies with scenes I had never seen before. I was like what 😳🤯
It’s the “POTTAH” for me you can hear how scared he is
Its always the POTTAH😂
But fr that would’ve been an excellent scene
Scared I'm not scared pottah lol
@@frozenllama23 Of course not, you're a frozen llama
Ikr
Ya
Seriously it would completed Draco’s character arc. It was always clear he was in too deep and didn’t have a way out. Him finally doing something to redeem himself should’ve happened ❤
I’ll never forget JKR saying Draco didn’t deserve a redemption arc because there was never “a heart of gold” underneath it all. How can you create & write a character who spent his entire life surrounded by death eaters & pure blood purists, who was never allowed to entertain any other beliefs and then completely ignore all the personal growth you gave him? I get he doesn’t have this huge obvious change in thinking but the Draco at Malfoy Manor and later the battle of Hogwarts is a far cry from the smarmy little twit we all met getting fitted for robes in Diagonal Alley.
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@lunahyacinth6335 its because, though somewhat honorable, their actions were purely out of self preservation. They came to hate what they were under Voldy. His punching bag. Malfoys was superiority and respect. that is not what they were getting with Voldy winning. so even though they all help Harry in some way, its for self preservation. You could argue that Draco actually doesnt mind Potter and would rather have been friends at a young age, but it also so bother him. The Malfoys arent necessarly bad, they are arrogantly proud.
@@lunahyacinth6335basically society doesn’t work like that someone could be a terrible person their whole life and then become the most moral person ever the person most likely will never be able to live down their past
If Cursed Child is canonical, then the two of them came to some sort of understanding later on
Draco saving poTTaH would have been the best scene in the whole film.
Yes it would have
Ikr? I feel like he did want to but he knew his father would literally kill him if he did
True
Oh yes
@@secretservice1816 ikr😢 "sCaReD pOtTaH" memories 😭
Harry Potter: The boy who lived
Draco malfoy:The boy who had no choice
Baldermort:The boy who had no nose
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Voldemort *
@@looyaltyz No, it's clearly Baldermort.
@@opheliavd3991 he was forced to join the dark side by his father, he threatened him and his mother, Draco had no choice but to obey. He was misunderstood and raised to be servant to the dark lord all because of Lucius
Hahaha
Lol yeh
That would have been a fantastic way to end their rivalry and for Draco to have one moment of redemption for helping Harry when it matters most
He DID help Harry by not ratting him out at Malfoy Manor
@@Geno2733and after that he wanted to take Harry to Voldemort
he couldn’t help him in this moment. draco already had the dark mark by this time & going against the dark lord in front of everyone including the dark lord himself when you have the dark mark would be immediate death
Draco's redemption came when he refused to tell Bellatrix that it was Harry in front of him. It was obvious he knew. Once again a mothers love saved Harry's life I always think of that as the redemption of not only Slytherin but of Narcissa saying no I'm not like my older sister . If anything I'm like my younger sister.
Sure. But in this scene he should do o this once more.
Draco was evil in the books, but he should've had a redemption. That would've been amazing.
A redemption arc for Draco would’ve been one of the most influential and heart breaking/heart warming scenes Tom Felton would ever act in his career
Not even close. In the books, he hardly put up a front. Lucius was convinced either way and was going to call Voldy anyway, it was Bellatrix's maniac actions that actually bought time for the Trio. LOL...
i never felt that. it was a good start for draco. but i never felt he was putting himself out there. You got to give as much as you taken, if not more. Meaning he cant just do some hidden deed. it got to show the world he turned. a true confession if you will. like this end clip.
Imagine the audience reaction on opening day if they went with this scene
Yeah everybody who read the book starts throwing popcorn at the screen 😂
@@mary-catherinecroshaw6369 why
@@m.u.svalandris4699 Because its not the same book scene, that's why.
@@jayalakshmikumar3353 was draco worse in the books?
@@m.u.svalandris4699 everything Robert said is right and I would add that it would also ruin the plot twist of Harry being the true master of the Elder Wand if Draco just threw his own wand to him. It also confuses me because it makes it seem like either (1) Draco knew about the Deathly Hallows or (2) he threw Harry his wand for no reason, neither of which make sense. The other thing is that movie!Draco stans make him out to be a better man than he is. Yes, he was brainwashed. Yes, by the end he knew who was right and who was wrong and in his heart supported Harry's side. But Draco is also a coward and this is a consistent theme in his character. At the end, Draco is a person who knows what's right and what's wrong but doesn't have the courage to do it. Movie!Draco stans don't want to admit this but it's true.
I love how draco ignores his father demand to come to him but soon as his mother says it he goes straight to her. This shows that he has no more respect for his father for his father is now a whimp
Yes
Just like Your son will do to you
Just read book, thnx
I don’t know if that’s the reason
Man i hated draco at first but grew on me at the end, and the fact he didn’t tell bellatrix that was harry when his face was swelling,really loved and still love him till this day 🥹💕
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Draco Malloy honestly deserved an ending like that.
nah. He got the best logical ending.
In the books he just plain evil. The current ending makes perfect sense to the character of Draco.
I was just thinking this. The Book and Movie aren't the same. So why not make him have a redemption like this? If anything, Tom is the reason why. The way he portrayed Malfoy made it seem like he wasn't evil completely
@@MetaITurtle well... He got redemption he deserves; but to make him join Harry's side would be breaking his character.
@@nigelcruz2486 in the books he's definitely not wholly evil, and he actually does have quite a bit of a redemption arc towards the end.
Voldy after draco threw his wand:
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The emoji no have nose 😂
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Extremely underrated comment
We clearly can see how Draco didn’t want to join his parents on the dark side. He clearly has daddy issues because he looked stubborn when Lucius called his name, whereas with his mother it was different. I assume she’s the only one who ever showed him the slightest bit of love. He glanced around him wanting someone to stop him, one person to help him and no one did.
Edit: y'all arguing in the cs is so disappointing. Yes I have read the books, and watched the films, MANY times. So if people could stop talking to me w condescension in their voice it would be nice 💀
Also from what I've gathered from the entire series is that Lucius instilled in Draco so much fear and distrust in him. Lucius is manipulative. Draco is constantly trying to please his father and it's never good enough. But with his mother it's different. She's the one who asked after him when Lord Voldemort "killed" harry a second time, and she's the one who went to snape to save her son etc. Y'all trying to make it seem like draco and lucius had some great father-son dynamic,,, but they don't. Lucius only needed draco as an heir.
You all love to pretend he had a terrible childwood or something. Lucios and Narcissa loved each other and they loved and treated Draco as a prince lol
@@suripanta1924 did they? His mother treated him as a prince. His father didn’t quite show him fatherly love. Many features throughout the series show this.
@@jinphany. the same writer said the Malfoys shared nothing but love between them. They are exactly like the Dudleys. In the movies The chamber of secrets for some reason they made it seem as if Draco was trying to find some approval from Lucius. Not in the other movies though. But it wasn't really that, Lucius loved Draco, and Draco adored his father! Idk why y'all invented this fake scenario of Lucius being a cruel family man with his wife and kid and Narcissa being a super good mother being strong for his son. This is not at all the situation. Lucius and Narcissa loved each other, they both treated their son as a prince and spoiled him. Draco just could do a drama and boom Lucius was capable of sending an innocent like Buckbeack to be killed and threatening another members to be agree with this, just because his son cried. They both Lucius amd Narcissa, and they both were cruel and racists to other people that wasn't pure blood like them.
Actually if I remember correctly, after the war Draco finally had the guts to actually think for himself and stopped thinking like his parents, so he had his "redemption" after it, late and not during the story we know, but he had it. And when he married Astoria, his parents were both against them because Astoria didn't care about the blood purety thing anymore and Draco who was in love with her neither did anymore and his parents were still racist and bad people, not just Lucius, both of them 🤷🏻♀️
@@suripanta1924 it’s not fake it’s true
Voldemort -wtf u hugged me a minute ago
He was looking around for even one person to hold him back, to keep him on the right path. And no one stopped him. All he needed was one smile, one outheald hand, one gesture to keep him from crossing over. And not ONE person, not even the teachers reached out to him. And it breaks my heart
Perfectly said 👌
They just hated him without looking to exactly what he is and wants....
Where exactly was he on the right track? Where?
Both Snape and Dumbledore gave him that opportunity
@@Marie-cq2cy didn’t you see how much he hesitated? He didn’t feel like he had a choice.
Im glad the deleted scene was kept out of the film. A much as people want a Draco 'redemption' arc (and I'm obsessed with Draco), it just wouldn't have been a realistic action for him to do. The closest we get to Draco's potential change in heart is in the astronomy tower where Dumbledore executes Draco's turmoil and shines a light on the reality that he is a product of his own environment. In that scene, Draco was even lowering his wand, according to Harry, his enemy, but didn't get another chance to think twice as the Death Eaters turned up quickly and his life was still at stake. Little hints afterwards like in Malfoy Manor when he doesn't identify Harry, subtly tell us where his moral compass lies and the curt nod to the Golden trio 19 years later wraps up his character as he's now matured into a more open minded man.
Also, the film version we got is emphatic because we see two significant things here. 1) Draco joining the Death Eaters when his MOTHER calls him, whereas he's reluctant with his dad. This summs up the role of motherhood in the plot and his literal daddy issues. 2) His hug with Voldemort, although improvised, was the only hug he'd ever received. I just think it's really cool how they did it in the film
The reason why I, and many others believe that this scene should not have been cut is because without it, our last impression of Draco is frankly, a death eater. Had this been included in the final cut, it would have shown a new side of Draco, and we would discover that Draco did basically everything on his fathers orders, and he is truly a good person inside. The movies could have ended with many of our favourite characters being Draco.
I swear to god
@@teeganrusson1666 yeah but people have to face that Draco WAS a death eater, his heart just wasn’t in it after being put in threatening situations. I do believe Draco has a lot of good inside, he just didn’t have the realistic circumstances to act upon it. The books do make him out to be a bit more cruel than the films, but his inner turmoil and subtle change in heart moments remain. That’s the interesting thing about his character. It’s realistic.
But here is the thing Tom Felton clearly gave up acting because he was getting death threats of his charecter draco not saving Harry. His life would be filled with acting if he got to do this. He actually ended up begging the producers to put in the scene but they refused.
@@ivorygraceriddle2081 Tom Felton is a working actor with a lot of current projects...his new film actually comes out on Netflix on October 15th. This has nothing to do with his current career and if people have given him death threats for that then that's their own very strange problem
BTS: Draco gave his wand to Potter
Movie: We don’t do that here
LMAO
Book: Neither do we.
Book : We didn’t even think about it.
@@farihafariha7634 Book: Cuz that'd be stupid.
@@danielquinlan2457 it would, but AH still it would have been iconic xd
Draco’s mom really was like
“I’ve had enough, I’m taking my kid and getting the heck out of here”
😢 why couldn’t this be the actual seen I knew Draco had good in him😭
But he left it too long.
Do you think he’s evil or just a bully?
@@ColliderMoviesandTV Draco is a victim of circumstance.
@@ColliderMoviesandTV just a bully
@@showdownist
He wasn’t born one.
Draco was influenced by his family.
God, they have no idea how much we all wanted this. Without a doubt, this would have been the best scene in the entire franchise. Draco deserved his redemption.
He didn’t
@@braydentheslayerit would have at least drew the line that Draco wasn’t full blown evil. He had a line. Half Blood Prince showed his struggle of him crossing it. This would’ve shown his attempt to right his wrongs.
@@braydentheslayer i can definitely see where people are coming from but we can't control the families we're born into. and what those families teach us and make us believe. when draco becomes old enough to make his own choices and think for himself, its already too late for him. he felt scared, alone, and faced a monumental task that not only his life, but his fathers and possibly mothers life also depended on.
even then, he couldn't bring himself to kill dumbledore. in this scene, its very clear he doesnt want to serve voldemort but hes scared and doesnt feel he belongs there.
he also goes on in life to teach his kids about muggle equality and how theyre not above anyone despite his parents anger at this. its very unfortunate he didnt get his redemption.
@@cave___ we all have our own traumas and there are plenty of people that come from horrible backgrounds and environments and families and still don’t decide to be bully trash
@@braydentheslayer yeah, but bullies can become better people, and he wasn't outright Pure evil, like bellatrix, or Voldemort, Etc.
I like the ending we got. Draco and with his mom walking away from it all. It showed more of Draco being a hurt young man that just wanted love and really didn't want to be good or evil.
Well in the books hes way more evil than in the movies
I totally agree.The "the one we wanted" scene looks too ideal,like a fan service
i think even book draco was redeemable even if not in only this scene, inevitably harry and him go on to have a mutual understanding even without this redemption
@@oceanpattie9003 Yes he was redeemable. But he also willingly took on the job to kill Dumbledore. His change of heart came late. It came, though.
@@MJ-il5hl Talk about fan service, that's Harmine and Ron couple.
My boy Draco you can tell he was self-conflicted. Beautiful scenery this was.
When Draco walks over, I never took that as he went to voldermort or even his dad lol
He went to his mother, if she wasn't there he may not have even left Hogwarts side 🤷🏾♀️
Yeah I thought it was sweet bc alot about the core theme of Harry Potter is love, especially parental love, and specifically a mother love for their boy.
But remember. Malfoy's mom knows Harry is alive. She's not calling for him to come to the dark side, she's calling him so they can run away. She just doesn't want him to die.
@@billribo9480 that's truly shown when the malfoy's walk off together, Draco and narcissa walk away hand in hand, a bond. Whereas Lucius runs off after them. I honestly don't think Draco or his mother cared if Lucius followed them or not
DRACO MOM LIED EVEN TO VOLDEMORT HE DIED TO SAVE HARRY AS A REPLICATION OF HOW HARRY SAVED DRACO FROM FIRE
In the books Dracos fall into darkness and his rise into redemption was a very good story line. More often than not towards the end the story just left you feeling bad for him. I thought for sure he was going to be killed. After he finally helped him, draco and harry were never best friends our anything, but they had a mutual respect for reach other after the battle of hogwarts.
how does he help in the books? it's been ages since I read them and I don't have access to them right now
@BelieveMontana
I think Voldemort asks Draco to identify Harry's friends and he doesn't do it. I don't remember all of it but that is one part. Then Draco does throw the wand to Harry when he jumps out of Hagrids arms I think.
@@angeluss28 It’s when the trio is caught by snatchers and taken to Malfoy Manor. Hermione hit Harry with a stinging jinx to make his face swell up. The Malfoys at that point had been reduced to sniveling pathetic cowards and so they wanted to be the ones to hand Harry to Voldemort and be back in his favor, but they didn’t want to call him only for it to not be Harry so they asked Draco to be sure. Draco definitely knew it was Harry but he lied and said he wasn’t sure.
Later, in the Forbidden Forest, after Harry’s sacrifice, Narcissa was the one to make sure Harry was dead, but she could tell he wasn’t. She asked if Draco was still alive and Harry gave just the slightest nod. She turns back to Voldemort and declares him dead because she just wants the fighting to stop so her son can be safe. Once again, Harry is saved by a mother’s love
Redemption? Lol this before or after he tried to kill hermione ?
Epic!!! It's sad to say our literature will never be the same. READ SOME BOOKS B4 IT'S TOO LATE!!
I like the understanding looks he gets from the other students as he walks over to his parents. Like they know he was in a bad place and did what he could.
Yes, he's the son of a death eater, an only child, so predisposed to seek parental approval, from a wealthy family, so never needing to rely on anyone else. All these factors set him up to be so far down the wrong road before he got a chance to think about where he really wanted to be.
Malfoy's mother: courtesy of the Peaky fooking Blinders
Lmaoooo
*red right hand started playing
context?
@@soumyas5576🌛🤙
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Malfoy is Tommy Shelby's cousin...🤷🦧🌴
@@Rafiki9112 how?
@@soumyas5576 🌛🤙🪄💫
She's a doubIe agent.. her muggIe name is PoIIy Grey...🤫🙉🌴🛸
Thos should've been in the movie but the fact that draco thought for a minute about which side he wanted to take, and the fact he avoided eye contact proves that he has a good heart and had no choice...
He runs directly across voldemorts shot so quick that he’s a shapeless blur running past the camera. Thematically and from a directorial point of view it just doesn’t work, it’s too nonsensical and not a good shot. Especially as Draco needs to be giving Harry his own wand, the one Harry already has because he stole it from him in Malfoy manor. There’s even a scene in this same film where Draco tries to get it back and doesn’t. So he can’t have had the wand to throw to him in the first place
So it doesn’t really work in a lot of ways
@@obiwankenobi687 Bruh what are you talking about? 😂
That was a deleted scene, it was obviously not finished. If it was in the movie, not only it would look better but the plot would've changed a little bit to accommodate it.
The fact that George turns to tell Fred Harry is still alive, but Fred isn’t there….. 😭😭😭😭
He turned to Ron
@@KingofChicago17 It looks like he did- But if you watch a full clip he turns directly behind him… 😢😭😭
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Did Fred die
@@hardcorehead86hardcore69 yep
I can’t believe they revoked Draco’s redemption
@Penny Penelope's Vlog lol yeah I remember
Since the entire fandom wants it, we can consider it canon. Draco did throw the wand (how did Harry get that wand. He didn't have one when he was playing dead). It's Canon, we all have to consider it canon.
Couldn't he use the killing curse on voldemort? he was a "death eater" so he wouldn't go to askaban
Good
@@dorothy3886 I never wanted it
This would’ve been one the greatest scenes of all time, sworn enemies that turn into great allies in the final moments of death or before great destruction in battle
The fact that Draco did this for his Mother is so heartwarming ❤️❤️❤️
In case you guys aren't aware. The video game of Deadly Hallows Part 2 made it that Draco did threw the wand to Harry
Because the games of movies are started around the same time as the movie. So they get usually the original script, and not rewrites. Another example is Xmen origins video game has Mystique in it and she isnt in the movie at all. And she even has a love interest in Will.I.Ams character because they were kinda hinting at them being Nightcrawlers parents
I think the reason that we didn’t get this scene is because JK said in an interview that she didn’t like the fan base Draco had because she felt that ppl were confusing him and Tom Felton. She said that Draco was supposed to be evil and not a boy with a “golden heart” underneath. Did Draco dirty😔
Draco was never good throughout the story. For most of the books/movies he was basically just a racist bully with a dad who served the most evil wizard of all time. The only time he doesn’t seem like one is when he fails to kill Dumbledore multiple times and then is scared for the next couple films, but still fights for Voldemort at the battle of Hogwarts. At first I was like “wow that would’ve been great if Draco helped like that” but tbh he never deserved a sudden redemption when he’s been a horrible person the whole time and the only times he hasn’t was out of fear.
@@CanYouHackett97 He wasn't evil. Did you forget when he didn't identify Harry in front of Bellatrix? One could say that he saved Harry's life there. And I don't think he would've killed Dumbledore.
@@CanYouHackett97 Okay, but where is the f'ing rascist part??
@@CanYouHackett97 why do people believe draco is far from being saved? i think jk rowling wrote draco to have some type of redeption down the line maybe not totally in the 7 book series but defeintly after the orginal series ended he might not have been as harsh to his children as lucius was to him. even tho draco was cruel i do believe he isnt beyond saving he just simply made the wrong choices the thing i like about dracos character arc is that it's a complete mirror to another character we know from the series that being sirius black, i dont excuse any of what he did or said but you got to put yourself in his shoes. yeah sure draco is self centered and full of himself sometimes but sometimes difficult sitautions like the one draco was put in can draw good in a person.
I rmb they said the scene is removed because Daniel couldn't catch the wand😂😂😂😂
This one scene could have shown how good slytherin is and people wouldn’t be talking crap about them
Edit: I don’t usually do this but, thanks for all the likes
Snape already did that
I feel Slughorn helps with that and also Snape but this would have made it more so.
@@noneisallminussome371 Snape isn't a good person though. He did what he had to and mostly only out of his selfish love for Lilly. Snape is a Gray character, nothing more or less.
@@mosstwig3591 Horace Slughorn? He is a good man, and kind.
@@envinyatar5712 he is ok, I wouldn't necessarily say good. He certainly isn't evil though. He looks out more for himself than anything.
Draco just go to the other side because of his mother. He truly loves her and she loves his son and was so scared, that something could happen to him😔 This breaks my heart especially the scene, when they go together💔
No lmao he is just a coward
@@suripanta1924 Just get outta here and insult yourself
Um his dad loved him as well.
@@olivia24749 "if you watched the first movie" 😭 sis Harry Potter is the books. In the movies they cut out Harry meeting Draco in diagon alley before going to hogwarts. Harry disliked Draco from there, because he noticed immediately how arrogant an a bad person he is. He reminded him of Dursley. Y'all serous have 0 idea of what you are talking about justifying Draco for everything! As if he was an abused child forced to be or something. His parents loved and adored him. He is not a poor baby. And his dad even told him to stop bullying Harry and he didn't stoped. Pls...
@@suripanta1924 you’re right about the books and dracos attitude. He’s a brat basically, but he isn’t a murderer. The maximum he can do is stupefy someone. Being a bully is expected of someone who was raised to believe everyone else is lower that him and doesn’t deserve respect. He was forced into killing and tried to be truly evil but in heart he isn’t capable of many bad things
I wish this scene would have been kept. It would have cemented Draco’s complete disillusionment of the death eaters and blood purity prejudice. I would have liked seeing Draco fighting along side his classmates. Then afterwards, he’s looking around the Great Hall as if completely lost. He doesn’t know if his parents made it. But then they do so show up and find him and Narcissa embraces him.
there was absolutely *no reason* to cut that scene. this is *art*
Personally I think this would have improved the movie. I know it’s not the most realistic thing for him to do, given the circumstances. But I believe he had it in him
Improved?
Lmao what
This scene would have just gotten things happened previously in the franchise meaning less
@@lmaoded1550 No lmao, that's not how that works. It would've shown character development, especially after Harry saved his life when he didn't have to.
@@objectivelylonely3606 ok then what about the wand thingy dummy?
It would've made 0 sense if harry killed voldemort if THIS SCENE actually happened
@@lmaoded1550 tf u mean? The wand thing wouldn't have changed at all, seeing as no one has disarmed Harry and stolen the wand back. Are you dumb on purpose or just ignorant?
@@appetizingly he's not courageous, but underneath the stress of it I think draco would save someone's life he knew. It's shown he at least sort of cares by the fire in the room.
This one is way better. It would explain why Harry and Draco look at each other with a sense of maturity and friendship during the end of the movie.
That would have been legendary
But still it was the best
This would actually have been the best scene of the movie !!! Wow I didn’t even know about this. Thanks for sharing
It would have been a great moment in the book and film for Draco to redeem himself. Additionally, Voldemort could then attempt to kill Draco in retaliation but Lucius apparates between the two of them, taking the blast of the killing curse for his son, finally proving his love for him.
This would have been so good!
The Malfoys value family above all else, right? Would’ve been totally perfect
Great rewrite 👍
❤
Lucius is too much of a coward to do something so noble though.
That would have been something, but I definitely see Narcissa sacrificing herself instead. Giving Draco protection of love from Voldemort lol. Only he wouldn't need it after Harry killed him
Would have been such a great redemption scene for him. In my head, I just pretend they didn't cut it.
They really should’ve done this. Normally I’m all about the Final Cut, but this absolutely serves as Draco’s redemption. It works.
they really wanted to but Daniel failed to catch the wand on every single shot so they just couldn't 💀
@@fitupan9474 I feel like they should’ve been able to fix that with some special effects, this scene would’ve been epic!
Draco was a snobby little dipshit, but he ain't evil. He's just a kid.
I really wished they didn't change the scene.
Draco saving Harry would be the BEST THING IN THE WHOLE ENTIRE WORLD.
I would be over the moon
@@dam0ndl0vr30 ikr 😭💗
I agree
Agreed.
I feel bad for Draco. He was forced into a life he didn't want. Towards the end I had a bit more respect for him. It was nice to see him and Harry on better terms later in their lives. Although I wish this scene turned out like the alternate scene in this video. Harry did save his life after all.
Facts people keep saying “it wouldn’t make sense” are the same ones that weren’t paying attention to the film
Draco babysat Ted lupin
He was invited to Harry home
@@Gol.DRichOfficial are you stupid? There's no way Malfoy would have gotten his wand....
@@teresadownes2422 when? What book? Don't tell me it's the cursed child
@@Gol.DRichOfficial No, that's not true. It would have been unrealistic for Draco to do such a thing, he was way too scared and insecure to do such things, even if he would have wanted to help Harry
Finally, a video where I can actually see Draco throw the wand cus most of the other videos only have where he runs but never throwing the wand
This made me cry. Incredibly powerful. Well done 😢
Even though this is a good scene, it couldn't have been canon 😔:
1. This was just a practice shoot...
2. This isn't canon to the book.
3. Draco did not have a wand to throw to Harry. His own wand was stolen by Harry himself in Malfoy Manor in Deathly Hallows (movie: Part I) when Harry wrests their own wands out of his hand and takes Draco’s as well in the process. The wand having been won over by Harry, shifts its allegiance to him (the wand chooses the wizard, Mr. Potter). This is explained by Ollivander a little later on in DH Part II. During the Battle of Hogwarts, Draco is using his mother’s wand, while Harry is using what used to be Draco’s wand. But Narcissa’s wand is also lost in the fire that engulfs the Room of Requirement. His father’s wand was taken by Voldemort earlier on to be used against Harry. The Malfoys do not have any wands left.
If these factors weren't in between, I would have loved this scene
4. Come on people, Voldemort has a nose... Of course this can't be cannon 😂.
Edit: And yes I copied the 3rd point from a Reddit post because it explains what I am trying to say in simple words 😅😂
@Anything From The Trolley Dears? I know right 😂
I think at this point Lucius had a different wand they stole from ollivander
I mean, canonically harry didn't thanos Quirrel, harry shoots a corporeal patronus when saving Dudley, Norbert is taken by Charlie's friends, snape is an asshole, Voldemort has a high-pitched voice, barty crouch Jr. never admitted to being a death eater in his trial, dobby tells harry about the gilly weed, Bellatrix shot a red spell at Sirius making him stumble into the veil and not a green spell in the book, as far as I know, only the eat slugs spell, Dark mark in the sky spell and Avada Kedavra spell are green in the film series, so Sirius would be dead before reaching the veil, so they could and have made changes to the plot
Actually if you want to get technical about it, Harry had a wand when he went to the Forbidden Forest. It's possible Narcissa took the wand when she went to check if Harry was alive and Draco took it from his mother to throw to Harry....
"it's not canon to the book" a lot of shit in the movies isn't. Remember the spew subplot about the house elves that lasted way too fucking long? Don't even mention the house elves of Hogwarts. Remember Peeves existing? Not even a remnant of his existence. The eldest brothers of the Weasley family? Where? Many scenes changed to have Hermione say something Ron did, like in Azkaban she steps up to Sirius meanwhile in the books it's Ron with his mangled leg. Not everything has to be accurate or is. That's the point of an adaptation.
“The world isn't split into good people and Death Eaters. We've all got both light and dark inside us. What matters is the part we choose to act on. That's who we really are.” -Sirius Black
Draco had bad, but also had good somewhere in there. He couldn't even kill a bird, yet alone Dumbledore, who he was raised to hate.
I had said this since the beginning, the Malfoys HAD to be good at their core or Draco would have NEVER tried to save Harry when he ended up caught by the Death Eaters at his house by giving up his identity....just like his parents Draco was caught up in something out of his control
@@angelafahlenkamp9311 it was Lucious' choice to try and frame the Weasley's for opening the chamber of secrets and purging the school of muggle borns. That seems pretty evil to me
However he only did that because the Weasley's arent like the other pure blood families, so it had nothing to do with Voldemort, meaning it was 100% Lucious' choice
@@more-reasons6655 good people do bad things all the time, its what makes good story telling
@@angelafahlenkamp9311 wasnt Lucious one of the Death Eaters that came up with the idea to attack muggles at the quiditch world cup, almost a whole year before Voldy came back
Yeah seems like a good man to me /s
@More-reasons you know what? I dont really care 🤷♀️ I left a comment over 2 months ago and have no desire to talk about why a fictional character did what they did, lots of other stuff to concern myself with in this world and this isn't it....plenty of others here you can go harass for the sake of your bordem...
Thus scene would have added so much to Dracos character development
The boy who lived : Harry potter
The boy who had no choice : Draco
The walking Google: Hermoine
The Angel : Cedric
The Backbencher : Ron
The pranksters : Fred and George
The Ambitious person : Percy
The boy who got no credit : Snape
The Werewolf : Remus
The Dick woman : Umbridge
The bullies : Crab and goyle
The Godfather : Sirius Black
Black sisters : Narcissa,Bellatrix and Tonks
The Betrayal friend : Petergriw
The giant with pure soul : Hagrid
The Greatest of all time : ALBUS PERCIVAL WOLFRICK BRIAN DUMBLEDORE
The muggers killer : Grindlwald
The Perfect : Minerva
The Badass : Luna
I swear half the people wanted Draco's redemption because of Tom Felton Cuz In the books, he was extremely annoying:- always bullied Ron for being poor, always bullied Harry for his parents' death and last but not least:- always bullied Hermione for being muggle-born
Yeah but I wouldn't say that's a bad thing in itself ^^ even if they did want it because of the actor
And apart from that, Draco did those things in the movies too, but people forget that quickly once a character seems to change
yup. people just need to accept draco isnt the character they want him to be
Unpopular opinion... I actually am annoyed by Ron while reading, and I already felt sad for Draco not being able to choose, even before watching the film 🥲
Its like... why would people blame a kid? He was taught his whole life about these racist and bully shit. People should blame his parents not him.
@@肉不剁不成餅-v7l I have the same oppinion
I wish they'd included this scene....
Something people dont understand is that even tho he is misunderstood, he’s not a good person. People only justify his actions cause of his looks. It’s same with dudley. He could’ve been a good person if it wasn’t for his parents, But No one is ever talking about Him.
Dudley got his redemption in the end. He was thankful because Harry had saved him from the dementors, and he gave Harry a cup of tea that he left outside his room (although Harry stepped on it) and told him that Harry isn't a waste of space.
@@yellow92959 he still bullied harry and treated him horribly.
@@horizonkyun7203 I know. I'm not saying it's okay. I'm just saying that at least he learned from his actions.
Nope, I wanted a better redemption arc for Draco even as a somewhat book purist (not having watched the movies, he was one of my favorite characters). Even though he did and said a lot of bad things, it was really how he was raised that shaped his worldview, and he was just an immature kid with loving but misguided parents, thrust into a position of responsibility. Yes, Harry was also given a lot of responsibility, but Draco is honestly a realistic character who didn't get what he was raised to expect, and showed growth and morality.
They only forgive Draco and not Dudley because that albino ferret is so called "hot".
Harry Potter : The boy who lived
Draco Malfoy: The boy who had no choice
Tom Riddle : The boy never been loved
😔
We can understand his feeling and emotions through the expression 🥲🥲🤧♥️
He didn't want to go he was waiting for someone to hold him back!😭
Yes.. 😭
The actual reason the scene was deleted was because it was physically impossible for him to have his wand since harry had it when he disarmed Draco earlier. They had to cut it or else it would have made a pretty damn big plot hole.
YES!
He didn't reveal Harry in the Malfoy manor, and his mom didn't say that Potter was still alive
Exactly we all wanted that scene it made the ending so much better honestly cause draco did care about Harry and they 100% should have added that scene but I’m happy with whatever as long as it’s Harry pottery
I hated that scene wdym
Also, who's "we"?
When we would have the scene we wanted, Draco would be the best character in the movie.
No
Yano
absolutely not lmao, he’s an asshole and didn’t earn a redemption. Yall saying he had a bad upbringing then how about harry who was abused all his life with no parents and still remained a good person?
It would have been an equal equivalent to Neville, when he finally gets redemption at the end.
Haha no.
It’s because Daniel couldn’t catch the wand right? I really wish this was the scene 😫😫
Lol no it's not because Dan can't catch it it's because the director's cut the scene 🤨
No bcuz it wasn't in the book either so they typically wouldn't put it in the movie
Rehearsal
My favorite part of this is that it really didn't take much for the Malfoys to realize they all chose the wrong side.
I had no idea that scene was existed but now I am sad that we didn’t get it.
Straight up, I would have lost my collective shit in the theater. I love draco's redemption, whether he deserved it or not. Just the idea that, even though Harry is a horcrux, simply being in his presence long enough brings out the best in those that aren't inherently evil. It's the kind of shit I live for. Love conquers all, as long as you believe in it, and give it a chance.
I know its sad and all but that PottAHHH was just fabulous
Yes😂
Ngl that would have been the best scene in the entire movie
This ending would've been god tier. A much more honorable end to Malfoys story.
From the beginning, I always viewed Draco as Harry's rival, not mortal enemy. Draco was merely envious and jealous of Harry's popularity, but as time goes on he realizes the side he is in. He's still his rival, but not the kind of rival that have to die against each other. Besides, life would be boring if he doesn't have a competition.
Ikr but like he only went because of his mother u can obviously see the chemistry between them and it's sad and sweet at the same time
Fabulous shorts 👌
I dont care which ending is better. The fact he went straight to his Mother speaks volumes..
Awwwwe draco he bullied Harry for 8 years but helped when it mattered 😭😭😭 if he had more freedom he would have been more nicer too Harry
From now on, I’m gonna call draco “The boy who had no choice”
I wish they had never deleted this scene! 😰
I really wished they kept the cut scene. Shows so much of Draco's change, matturing and courage. Shows even the bullied are redeamble sometimes
I almost cried watching the behind the scenes of this clip I will pay as much as needed to change it to this one where Draco turns around.
boi, i did cry whatchu mean
Damn straight. I wanted Draco to redeem himself in the end, not slink away like the coward he clearly was not.
So many years later I'm still sad about the fact this wasn't in the movie.
If i remember correct, the scene where he throws the wand to Harry was also improvised, which is why Voldemort is looking at him like that xd
Draco Malfoy wasn't evil. He was broken. No one sees what he's been through. Villians/antagonists usually have something happen/happening in their life to make them this way. Just think of how Malfoy wasn't always part of evil.
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He was a coward
@@itsme1512 he wasn't a coward, if he steeped out of line he could have been killed.
Imagine growing up beside the most powerful and dangerous spellcaster in all of the magic world
@@macncheesechild9408 in the books, he couldn't wait to join voldemort--- his mum, Narcissa made an active effort to stop him from doing so however he still went on with his plans..later he realized what mess he has gotten himself into.
@@itsme1512 though this is in the movies, the book series is a whole different part of this
@@itsme1512 exactly
WE NEEDED THIS SCENE
If this scene was put in, it would’ve given us a false image of Draco. Draco isn’t an "evil” person but he is a bully and a coward. Because Draco is cowardly this scene is not realistic because he would be too scared to do this in front of Voldemort and risk his own life. Btw I don’t hate Draco but I don’t like him either.
Nah after harry saved him, this would’ve been my perfect
@@Gol.DRichOfficial nope. This would have been incredibly out of character.
@@jazzy4164 it would have been a redemption arc to show how his character has developed. Remember he was saved by Harry earlier with the fire pit thing.
@@jazzy4164 I agree
@@robloxmaverick77 His character basically *didn't* develop in that point, he only seemed to change his opinion on everything but he was still the scared and insecure guy he had always been before too
Whoever cut this out deserves a one-way ticket to Azkaban
Omg yes so true that's the scene we wanted! They should have kept that one why didn't they?! I love it.
We all knew in our hearts that Draco would have some part to play in it, for good or evil, before this was over.
I was actually expecting him to stay 😂
I wish he did
No child is ever born evil, they are only taught this evil. Draco knew that what Voldemort was doing was evil and he summoned the strength to stand up against him and help Harry. It’s sad to not have this scene in the movie.
I’m actually so mad at the directors for not putting this in so I just imagine it is in the movies
1. It wouldn't make sense
2. That part was a rehearsal
This proves that Draco isn’t really a bad person. Tom Felton acted like this because he thought it would fit Draco’s personality of; “being forced into doing something he didn’t want to do”. And the way he sounded so worried for Harry and that he threw his wand was so pure❤
Yes but he is a bad person he's purely mean during the whole book series. Being horrible about Ron and Harry's parents mean to Hermione and then the comment he made about mud bloods an muggle lovers first well actually diggory was first . Just horrible
@@jasonchidzoy2973 no point arguing with fan girls bro
@@jasonchidzoy2973 kids behave like their parents. How they act as adults, away from parental control, shows who they are really.
@@kerryh3833 No they really dont there's a Hugh difference between acting as you are taught and being damn right mean for the fun of it .
@@smolpp585 And no point arguing with the antis 😂
Draco's reaction when narcissa calls him😢
No matter the creators include this scene or not cause we have already spread this scene this much that almost every Harry Potter fan knows this scene...... And for us this scene is only the original scene of this clip
Draco already helped Harry by not identifying him. I’d imagine it would just be overkill out of character
Not killing someone is being half decent lmao
Harry also saved him from the fire so it would make sense for him to do this.
That scene is so much better then what we fot
draco and harry, best family members in the scene we wanted
I thought it was a good call. It's true and the best thing they did for this moment. He obviously had moments of redemption, but it was to show how you reap what you sow kind of thing when you choose to go along with others when you know they've done wrong. I think the scene they went with shows that you can still choose the right thing even after everything said and done.