The official re-release of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone will give Chinese Muggles another chance to visit Hogwarts.
Maybe there will be a series of "magic universe" inventory in the near future, maybe not.
In any case, let's review which of the 8 harry potter films in the Series were involved.
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > (1) Maggie Smith</h1>
Honors: 1970 Oscar winner
Played by Professor McGonagall
Hogwarts' Chancellor, Dumbledore, had changed actors, and Vice-Chancellor Professor McGonagall had been played from start to finish by Maggie Smith.
Maggie Smith is a british actress who rose to prominence in the 1960s.
In 1969, she won an Oscar for her role as a charismatic and enthusiastic female teacher in "Spring Breeze And No Rain".
She rarely appeared in commercial blockbusters, but she did 8 Harry Potter films in one go. At the end of the performance, she was diagnosed with cancer, and while fighting the disease, she insisted on playing all the scenes.
Fortunately, Professor McGonagall's condition has long since improved. Last year, the film version of "Downton Abbey" in which she starred was a box office success, and the 85-year-old can continue to act.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > (2) Richard Harris</h1>
Honours: 1963 Cannes Film Emperor
Played by Professor Dumbledore
Vice President Professor McGonagall is the big sister of the film industry, and the president Dumbledore cannot be bad.
Richard Harris was reluctant to star, but he was "forced" to wear a long white beard due to his granddaughter's "threats."
Richard Harris's personal experience is legendary. In his 1963 debut film "Such a Sporting Career", he became a blockbuster, directly winning the Cannes film emperor and nominating for the Oscar for best actor.
He became famous early and had a flamboyant personality, improvising his plays on stage plays, taking drugs and drinking alcohol without hesitation, but still being able to perform masterpieces in film history. He has his wonderful performances in "Cassandra Bridge" and "Gladiator".
After making two Harry Potter films, Richard Harris died of illness at a hotel in London at the age of 72.
The role of Dumbledore was expected to be given to Ian McLean, the actor of "The Lord of the Rings" Gandalf, but because Ian McLean felt that Richard Harris did not recognize his acting skills, he chose to decline.
That allowed Michael Okamoto to take over the role and play it to the end.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > (3) Julie Christie</h1>
Honors: 1966 Oscar winner
Played by: Ms. Ross merta
The crowded, noisy, smoky three-broom bar was visited by Harry Potter and his friends from time to time.
The owner here is Ms. Rosmerta, who is in her mid-40s, who made her debut in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. The actress who played her was actually the 1966 Oscar actress, Julie Christie.
Julie became so popular in the '60s that she was called "the most poetic actress" by Al Pacino. However, she is low-key, the number of works is not much, and only super senior fans will have an impression on her.
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > (4) Gary Oldman</h1>
Honors: 2018 Oscar winner
Played by: Sirius Black
As a result of harry potter, Gary Oldman had a Chinese nicknamed "Dog Daddy".
Papa dog is indeed the right person for Sirius, because he can play both a crazy villain like "This Killer Is Not Too Cold" and a righteous role like Sheriff Gordon in the Batman trilogy.
Sirius looks like a bad person, but in fact he is incredibly kind at heart.
In 2018, a little golden man finally returned the favor, and the Harry Potter series had another movie emperor.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > (5) Timothy Spoo</h1>
Honours: 2014 Cannes Film Emperor
Played by: Peter Wormtail
Wormtail is an impressive villain character who is cunning at the same time as he has a pitiful, sympathetic feeling.
The actor who played him was Timothy Spault, who relied on the Harry Potter series to regain more role opportunities.
In 2010, he briefly starred as Churchill in the Oscar-winning Best Picture The King's Speech.
In 2014, he starred in "Mr. Turner", which won the Cannes Film Emperor in one fell swoop.
So when you look back at "Harry Potter", do you feel that the acting skills of Wormtail cannot be underestimated?
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > (6) Emma Thompson</h1>
Honours: 1993 Oscar queen
Played by: Divination Professor Trelawney
Even if you know that Emma Thompson is a big coffee, you don't necessarily know that she is a person from the wizarding world.
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, she plays the divination professor Trelawney, who officially appears, and her crazy appearance is the same as described in the novel.
The '90s were emma Thompson's golden age, with Anthony Hopkins on Howard Manor, Arnold Schwarzenegger on The Little Guy, and Ang Lee on Sense and Sensibility.
His ex-husband Kenneth Branagh also starred in Harry Potter, and the timid and vain Defence Against the Dark Arts teacher "Gilderoy Lockhart" in the second installment was also.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > (7) David Hueris</h1>
Honours: 1993 Cannes Film Emperor
Played by Professor Lupin
David Huris, the 1993 Cannes film emperor, had long been interested in joining the wizarding world.
Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone was one of Quirrell's candidates, but the role was eventually given to Ian Hart for Best Supporting Actor in Venice in 1995.
By the third installment, Prisoner of Azkaban, David Hurres easily took more of the role of Professor Lupin and continued to appear in later sequels.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > (8) Ameda Stanton</h1>
Honors: 2004 Venice Film Queen
Played by Professor Umbridge
Professor Umbridge is definitely one of the top ten most obnoxious characters in the Harry Potter series.
Just like Grandma Rong in "Huan Zhu Gege", such an offensive role requires more powerful actors to play a position.
Emeda Stanton is a close friend of Emma Thompson, and the two have starred together in Sense and Sensibility.
After winning the Venetian film with "Vera Drake", she was invited to participate in "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix", and through the role of Umbridge, she let more people see her unusual acting strength.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > (9) Jim Browder bent</h1>
Honors: 1999 Venice Film Emperor
Played by: Horace Slughorn
In Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, Snape became Professor of Defence Against the Dark Arts, and his original position was replaced by Professor Horace Slughorn.
The key character who unlocks Voldemort's secret memories is played by Jim Browder Bent.
This is a British character actor who has gone from dragon suit to film emperor.
After winning the Venetian Film Emperor in 1999 with "Singing and Playing", his acting career was smooth, with many acclaimed masterpieces, including the Oscar for best picture "Moulin Rouge" and Martin Scorsese's gangster film "New York Gangster".
To become a professor at Hogwarts, you have to have some seniority.