Producer David Barron made a snap decision not to write snow scenes into the plot. He says:
"If we had the likelihood is that by the time we filmed them, the snow would have gone. We have only lost half a day's filming because of the snow."
Instead of shooting the scheduled outdoor sequences last week, the team moved back inside the studios and completed scenes on the giant Hogwarts Great Hall set.
As he prepared to act out a dramatic scene in the battle against Voldemort, Daniel revealed that audiences can expect a change of scene when the first part of the finale is released later this year. He said:
"Part I is a road movie. We are not in Hogwarts at all and it's going to look very different, and the action is going to be pretty extraordinary."
As he prepared to act out a dramatic scene in the battle against Voldemort, Daniel revealed that audiences can expect a change of scene when the first part of the finale is released later this year. He said:
"Part I is a road movie. We are not in Hogwarts at all and it's going to look very different, and the action is going to be pretty extraordinary."
-Mugglenet.com
Thank goodness I go to mugglenet daily, otherwise I wouldn't have a reason to be MAD!! How are they going to make all those important snow scenes work? Like when Harry jumps into the pool to get the sword, he said it was COLD. Now how are they going to make that work, huh? Why in the wizarding world would Ron bother to save Harry if he didn't think that he might be COLD? What about the snow?! Angry!!
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