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2005 - "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire"
Emma portraying Hermione Granger
Directed by: Mike NewellWritten By: Steven Kloves, based on the novel by J. K. Rowling
Release: 1 December 2005
Status: Complete (on DVD release)
Genre: Adventure / Family / Fantasy / Mystery
Runtime: 157 minutes
Harry finds himself selected as an underaged competitor in a dangerous multi-wizardary school competition. source
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Movie Trivia
• Nominated for two Oscars.
• Mike Newell turned down directing The Constant Gardener to direct this film.
• As in the second film, full-size models were used in scenes which required teen actors to keep completely still for a lengthy period of time.
• Mike Newell is the first British director the film series has had.
• A digital "spot removing" technique was applied in post-production to clear up some of the more severe teen skin problems, since make-up tested poorly for close-up shots in particular.
• The newspaper headline "Harry Potter and the Triwizard Tournament" was considered as the title of the fourth book
• As Ron, Harry and Hermione are talking in the great hall, before George and Fred attempt to enter their names in the Goblet, Hermione is reading a book. We can't see the title, but the cover features the harlequin pattern of the UK editions of the Harry Potter novels.
• The tune you hear the teens sing to the school song, "Hogwarts, Hogwarts, Hoggy Warty Hogwarts" was written by Mike Newell. The lyrics first appeared in the first novel, "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone".
• The kids had around three weeks of dancing practice for the Yule-ball waltz. Daniel Radcliffe however, who appears in almost every scene of the entire film, thus had only four days. In several interviews he's given that reason for why his dancing is shown mainly from the waist up (to avoid showing his fumbling feet!).
• The film's reels were shipped to cinemas under its working title "Happy Days" to deter potential pirates.
• The line Moody uses "I know stories about your father that would curl your hair" is actually a line from the book but in a different scenario: Rita Skeeter says it to Hermione about Ludo Bagman.
• Costume designer Jany Temime considered Hermione's dress for the Yule Ball as the most important, comparing it to that of Cinderella. The design of the dress was changed several times before the designers were satisfied with the results. Emma Watson was very careful not to wear it more than necessary because she was afraid that she would wreck it.
• This is the first Harry Potter film to receive a "PG-13" rating or its international equivalent (for sequences of fantasy violence and frightening images). The preceding films having been rated "PG" or one of its international equivalents.
• In one of the first takes of Hermione's "Cinderella moment", Emma Watson actually tripped in that fancy dress and fell down the stairs.
• First film in the series not to include any scenes from a Quidditch match in Hogwarts. No Quidditch matches were mentioned in the book due to the pitch being used for the maze, this is pointed out soon after the students go back to school.
• The fourth of eight movies based on the Harry Potter book series by J.K. Rowling.