New "Deathly Hallows" Stills Released; Image Gallery Updates
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Posted by: Edward
September 07, 2010, 06:40 PM
WB has released two new images from the "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows" Part 1" film that have appeared in the Australian edition of Empire Magazine. These photos show Harry standing with his backpack as well as a behind the scenes shot of David Yates directing the Malfoy Manor Death Eater meeting scene.
On a related note, there have been a few updates to our Image Gallery collection of stills from the forthcoming film. Available to
see starting here are a series of new super high res versions of many previously released "Deathly Hallows: Part 1" stills. These include:
Many thanks to Linda for the new high res images!
510 Points
Lets just change the name of Deathly Hallows to “Harry Potter and That Same Damn Blue Track Jacket He’s Been Wearing For The Last Who Knows How Many Films”. What do you guys think? I think it works!
I realize the Dursleys don’t exactly buy Harry new clothes and he only gets Dudley’s hand me downs (although I’d love to know when Dudley ever could have fit that t-shirt and jacket), but honestly the same track jacket for multiple movies only changing the tshirt under it is getting a bit ridiculous. His track jackets in POA and GOF were navy and from OOTP on they were this light blue color. I know track jackets like that were huge in the late 90s (which is technically a little after the films are actually meant to take place (mid-late 90s)), but give it a rest. Don’t even get me started on that one baby blue tshirt with the navy trim at the collar and sleeves he’s been wearing since POA…
62 Points
Why is anyone upset about Harry wearing the same jacket?! I love that. I hate it in movies when they all wear different clothes every single day in the story. No normal person has that much clothes. Everyone has that one jacket or hoodie that they wear way more often than anything else. It’s realistic. Deal with it.
On another note, the Shell Cottage image is not showing up for me.
WOW! Shell Cottage looks great!