Featured creatures
Robbie Coltrane, who plays Hagrid, once got a fruit bat stuck in his beard during a scene in Hagrid's hut.
In “Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets”, Ron's vomit slugs were in fact, puppets. Rupert Grint chose orange-flavoured slime to make the experience more palatable.
250 body casts have been made of actors for deaths, petrifications and stunning spells.
Aragog, the acromantula (giant spider), had an 18 ft. leg span
Makeup facts
A dentist was on standby for many of the young crowd scenes to replace teeth which wobbled and fell out — to prevent continuity issues involving teeth.
Harry's infamous scar has been put on by makeup approx 5,800 times. This is not only on Daniel Radcliffe, who has had the scar applied approx 2,000 times, but also on his doubles and stunt doubles, all of whom wear the scar.
Robbie Coltrane once got a mini-fan caught in his Hagrid beard and had to have it cut out.
Favourite sets and props
Emma Watson
Set: Ministry of Magic
Prop: The Time Turner
Rupert Grint
Set: The full sized Wizards' chess set in “Philosopher's Stone”
Prop: The Deluminator
Daniel Radcliffe
Set: Ministry of Magic
Prop: Harry's Glasses
Tom Felton
Sets: The Great Hall (for sentimental reasons) and The Courtyard (for dramatic reasons)
