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(#2) When Voldemort Torments Everyone At The End - ‘Deathly Hallows: Part 2’
In Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2, during the unsettling moments after Voldemort (Ralph Fiennes) announces that Harry is dead, he taunts those in the crowd surrounding him. According to Lucius Malfoy actor Jason Isaacs, Fiennes randomly picked different people to torment during each take:
In this giant confrontation, Ralph was let loose, and he was utterly terrifying. We shot it for weeks, and you never quite knew who he was going to turn on, what he was saying... It kept an entire courtyard full of extras and actors on their toes...
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(#4) When Hermione Is Tormented By Bellatrix - ‘Deathly Hallows: Part 1’
According to director David Yates, in the Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 scene in which Bellatrix (Helena Bonham Carter) torments Hermione (Emma Watson) at Malfoy Manor, Watson "wanted to do research" to prepare. Yates told Fandango:
She was really keen to get it right. It seemed like a really bizarre request, but I asked my assistant to find some documentaries where people talk about what it's like to be tortured. I didn't shoot it like a scene where you [say] action [and] cut. I kind of let the camera roll for four or five minutes and I let Helena and Emma improvise to a certain extent those moments, so they could build an intensity together.
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(#11) When Bellatrix Threatens Neville With Her Wand - ‘Order of the Phoenix’
There is a scene in Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix at the Department of Mysteries in which Harry and friends take on the Death Eaters. Bellatrix (Helena Bonham Carter) threatens Neville (Matthew Lewis) with her wand. She told Entertainment Weekly that she unintentionally hurt Lewis's ear:
By mistake, I poked him in his ear. I thought I could brandish the wand like a sort of Q-tip, and clean out his ear. Sort of torture it. But unfortunately he moved toward the wand as I was prodding it. And it actually perforated his eardrum. Isn't that horrific? I damaged him! He's such a nice young man, he didn't admit to me that he actually had some internal bleeding about three days later.
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(#3) When Arthur Weasley Asks Harry About The Purpose Of A Rubber Duck - ‘Chamber of Secrets’
After Harry arrives at the Weasley home in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets via Arthur Weasley's enchanted Flying Ford Anglia, the Muggle-obsessed Mr. Weasley (Mark Williams) asks Harry: "What exactly is the function of a rubber duck?"
According to actor Chris Rankin, who played Percy Weasley, the line was improvised.
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(#6) When Crabbe Starts To Stand Up To Cheer For Hagrid - ‘Chamber of Secrets’
During the final Great Hall scene in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, the students and faculty all give Hagrid a standing ovation when Dumbledore praises him - well, everyone except students at the Slytherin table. Vincent Crabbe (Jamie Waylett) does start to rise, but Draco drags him back down.
Waylett made the unscripted choice to attempt to stand up.
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(#10) When Hermione Says ‘Holy Cricket’ To Harry When She Meets Him On The Train - ‘Sorcerer’s Stone’
According to Screen Rant, in Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, when Hermione (Emma Watson) first meets Harry on the Hogwarts train, she improvised a particular phrase to indicate her surprise: "Holy cricket, you're Harry Potter!"
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