Another brilliant video. To think I discovered your channel during the 2nd lockdown it’s now a big part of my daily routine. Thank you for all the work you do xx
I've been a Christian pastor for 30 years now. I am absolutely fascinated with church architecture. I can look out my front door in Reno, Nevada and see a church that was built about 5 years ago, and it has absolutely no grandeur. Portland First United Methodist Church in Portland, Oregon, is the oldest Methodist church in Oregon, and it is meh (the pipe organ, however is an amazing instrument.). Saint Patrick's Cathedral in NYC is absolutely amazing, so is the National Cathedral in Washington D.C. And then there is that little, tiny, actually, Episcopalian church in lower Manhattan that somehow was spared when on 9/11 the twin towers came crashing down. George Washington has a pew in that church. The stained glass windows all tell amazing stories. The sweeping heights inspire awe (even if you aren't a believer). The pipe organs are incredible instruments. But the best thing about all of these sacred spaces are the pews. Some of them have been there for centuries. They have been polished by people's hands as they stand, sit, kneel, leaving their natural oils from their hands on the top of the pewback. Then, of course the cleaning crew who comes in with soap and water and gives each and every pew a polish. There is innate grandeur in old buildings. It does not matter if it is a place of worship or just an old office building, it is a place of awe.
Is it me or in the Prisoner of Azkaban, the location of the Leaky Cauldron changed? from a broader cornered sudewalk, in the Philosopher's Stone; to a narrower, straight street?
Yes, for filming purposes. They wanted the knight bus to be able to pull up to the leaky cauldron and that wasn’t possible at the first filming location.
Thank you for this video. I am subscribed to your channel and have watched all your videos for over 2 years. This is one of the few comments I have written. I have wondered about the Leaky Cauldron and how it worked as a portal. You answered a lot of my questions so again thank you. ❤👨🦼🇨🇦
Did you make another Hogwarts legacy but this time you're actually getting rid of the poachers because you don't see any of them when you're watching Harry Potter so I believe they would have all been destroyed abolished split up whatever it'd be great if we actually were the reason behind it and the next game or maybe even in DLC as long as it's available and if it is DLC it's not an expensive insane nightmare I just want more Harry Potter games or just more less Hogwarts game so I can just explore the grounds and we already explored the old version now let's see the new you know where Harry Potter is lots of things have changed throughout the times but now we know how he gets around to class when the school is so big without worrying it's flu powder the only problem is with the flu powder you can only go so far because they don't have one inside the classrooms as far as I can tell
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I really appreciate your dedication to this work'knowing details that the average reader wouldn't catch makes it seem even more real.
You captured the history of warmth The Leaky Cauldron provides perfectly!
Another brilliant video. To think I discovered your channel during the 2nd lockdown it’s now a big part of my daily routine. Thank you for all the work you do xx
ooo video idea - landlords/ladies of the pubs/taverns/inns in HP
Very interesting-thanks!!!
it always reminded me of something out of a charles dickens novel...
I would love to have a leaky couldron kind of pub 😊
Awesome as always thanks
Great video!
I've been a Christian pastor for 30 years now. I am absolutely fascinated with church architecture. I can look out my front door in Reno, Nevada and see a church that was built about 5 years ago, and it has absolutely no grandeur. Portland First United Methodist Church in Portland, Oregon, is the oldest Methodist church in Oregon, and it is meh (the pipe organ, however is an amazing instrument.). Saint Patrick's Cathedral in NYC is absolutely amazing, so is the National Cathedral in Washington D.C. And then there is that little, tiny, actually, Episcopalian church in lower Manhattan that somehow was spared when on 9/11 the twin towers came crashing down. George Washington has a pew in that church. The stained glass windows all tell amazing stories. The sweeping heights inspire awe (even if you aren't a believer). The pipe organs are incredible instruments. But the best thing about all of these sacred spaces are the pews. Some of them have been there for centuries. They have been polished by people's hands as they stand, sit, kneel, leaving their natural oils from their hands on the top of the pewback. Then, of course the cleaning crew who comes in with soap and water and gives each and every pew a polish. There is innate grandeur in old buildings. It does not matter if it is a place of worship or just an old office building, it is a place of awe.
Great Video 👍
Is it me or in the Prisoner of Azkaban, the location of the Leaky Cauldron changed? from a broader cornered sudewalk, in the Philosopher's Stone; to a narrower, straight street?
Yes, for filming purposes. They wanted the knight bus to be able to pull up to the leaky cauldron and that wasn’t possible at the first filming location.
@@hugeSONfan ah! Interesting. That's actually good to know. Thank you very much.
Thank you for this video. I am subscribed to your channel and have watched all your videos for over 2 years. This is one of the few comments I have written. I have wondered about the Leaky Cauldron and how it worked as a portal. You answered a lot of my questions so again thank you.
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Isn't it filmed on Stoney Street under the railway bridge viewed out the bedroom window.
Thanks for another great video!! I actually get to be the first to cast my Patronus in the comments! Lol EXPECTO PATRONUM!!!
Since the Leaky Cauldron had a sign on the Muggle side of London, did Muggles go into the bar?
Moral of the story: If you don’t like muggles collective democratic decisions just change their memories!
You can see how Voldemort gained power.
I hate how they changed Tom's character from the first film to the guy they had in the 3rd film
The first pub is from 900AD so i dont think the first pub on londen was build in the early 1500th😅😅😅
It's a highway lay-by.
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Pub 😅
Did you make another Hogwarts legacy but this time you're actually getting rid of the poachers because you don't see any of them when you're watching Harry Potter so I believe they would have all been destroyed abolished split up whatever it'd be great if we actually were the reason behind it and the next game or maybe even in DLC as long as it's available and if it is DLC it's not an expensive insane nightmare I just want more Harry Potter games or just more less Hogwarts game so I can just explore the grounds and we already explored the old version now let's see the new you know where Harry Potter is lots of things have changed throughout the times but now we know how he gets around to class when the school is so big without worrying it's flu powder the only problem is with the flu powder you can only go so far because they don't have one inside the classrooms as far as I can tell