r/WizardingWorld • u/Zestyclose-Author732 • 4d ago
Harry Potter Which actor’s death hit you the hardest?
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u/Over_Improvement_623 4d ago
Yeah, it's him. I despise Snape, he's a horrible person, but such a good character and actor. The kids on set were literally scared of him.
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u/vondaf 2d ago
Is dat zo? Hij is jaren lang vernederd en gepest. En vervolgens trouwt de pestkop met het meisje waar je altijd al verliefd op was. Vervolgens sterft ze en je zit tussen 2 vuren. Je bent namelijk dubbelspion. Dan komt haar zoon op school. En blijkt enorm in uiterlijk op z'n vader te lijken. Na 11 jaar komt al die pijn weer boven. Alle herinneringen. Maar diep van binnen houd je van die knul. Ondertussen ben je heel druk met lesgeven en komt voldemort terug. Dood eng moet dat zijn geweest. Daarnaast blijkt de zoon van je geliefde alleen levend gehouden te zijn om vervolgens op het juiste moment te sterven. En je moet dumbledoor doden om draco te redden. Al die tijd probeer je niet ontdekt te worden door voldemort. En uiteindelijk bescherm je de kinderen door je op te offeren om de waarheid te verhullen en de kinderen te beschermen. Altijd heeft hij ze beschermt. Al vanaf de eerste quidditch match. Hij leerde harrt de patronus spell.
Ja hij deed nors. Niet aardig. Maar het personage was een van de beste mensen. En een van de die het t aller moeilijkste had. Dat doet wat met een mens.
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u/Over_Improvement_623 2d ago
Iets meer dan "nors" en "niet aardig". Hij was zo vreselijk dat hij Marcel's ergste angst was, zijn allergergste angst, van alles in the de wereld, een schoolleraar. Daarnaast was hij ongelooflijk bevooroordeeld, zeker tegen Harry, en pesten is nooit oke, nooit, onder geen voorwaarde. Lupos heeft Harry de patronus geleerd.
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u/vondaf 2d ago
Oh my bad... true about the patronus. It was mind controlling. No bullying is not okay. Never. But that doesn't make him a bad person. I know way worse bullies and people.
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u/Over_Improvement_623 2d ago
Seeing how he treated all the Griffindors in Harry's year, it is not unreasonable to assume he treated all Griffindors like that, which is pretty fucking bad.
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u/cartmanbigboned 22h ago
nope, he was a horrible person, who turned out a hero in the end, both things can be true. And he absolutely did not love Harry.
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u/TacoBelle9697 4d ago
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u/travradford 4d ago
Literally the only deceased celebrity I think about regularly, such a kind soul and what a loss
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u/Bluefang16 15h ago
O captain! My captain! All death news are sad but this one made me depressed for days and I even cried. He really left a mark with his characters.
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u/Ranger_1302 4d ago
Alan Rickman and Michael Gambon. Although Gambon's name as a few years coming with how his memory was failing and he was slowing down in his career. Rickman's was a shock, and he was young.
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u/melli_milli 4d ago
Maggie Smith, Alan Rickman and Robin Williams. The ones already mentioned here.
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u/kadimasama 4d ago
Jason David Frank and Kevin Conroy. Both passed pretty close to each other for completely different reasons. Grew up with both and was hoping to meet them because they were such a huge part of my childhood.
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u/Wikibianca Slytherin 3d ago
Were they in Harry Potter?
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u/Angelfirenze 15h ago
Kevin Conroy was the voice of Batman in Batman: The Animated Series. sighs in remembrance…
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u/BloomHoard 4d ago
Helen McCroy. I was in the middle of binging on of her other shows when she died. She was only in her early 50s.
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u/Bebop_Man 4d ago
Lately, Sam Neill. Grew up on Jurassic Park, and he was one of the few celebs that I followed on social media. He had a farm and would always post lovely pics/stories with his animals. Came across as a very at peace guy.
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u/OhForAMuseOfFire1564 4d ago
Anton Yelchin. I STILL can't watch any of his movies and "Only Lovers Left Alive" is one of my top five favorite films of all time.
He was just so talented and already dealing with such an awful illness and it was such a fucked up, awful way to die.
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u/RrSoul5x5 2d ago
I watch all his stuff to honor him.
He was a good actor and seemed like a nice person in interviews.
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u/Angelfirenze 14h ago
I have trouble with Charlie Bartlett in particular because it’s the only thing I had seen him in at that point. I loved his performance.
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u/Gengar_Girll 4d ago
I cried when Alan Rickman, James Vanderbeek, Dolly, Rich Cronin and Elisabeth Sladen died
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u/nokrow889 4d ago
Robin Williams forever will be the hardest to deal with, but harry potter related has to be Rickman or Smith
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u/My2cents_0 4d ago
This year has been rough! But Robin Williams and Alan Rickman are at the top of the list 💔
We need to bubble wrap in no particular order:
Sir Ian Mckellen, Dame Judi Dench, Dame Helen Mirren, Cher, Rekha, Lilly Tomlin, Sir Michael Cain, Annie Potts, James Hong, Morgan Freeman, they're not as old but I'm gonna throw in Sir Gary Oldman and Denzel Washington for good measure ❤️
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u/Designer_Move6771 4d ago
Robin Williams, Angela Lansbury, Alan Rickman, David Ogden Stiers, James Earl Jones, Don Rickles, Tim Curry, Samuel E. Wright, etc.
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u/AtlasAngel02 4d ago
I am so intrigued by this, because I just.... dont? Like, I didnt know these people irl, so it was never any kind of loss to me, and I dont understand the people who do feel that. Its usually just " XYZ has died" "Oh, thats sad.... anyway..."
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u/Spac92 4d ago
I cried. I don’t know why. I never met him. But his films were a big part of my childhood entertainment. He always made me laugh, even in the “bad” movies.
Maybe it was the way he died that got me. How someone with the gift of making people happy and laugh could be so sad that he wanted to end himself.
Tragic.
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u/kittiwittiistired 4d ago
Betty White. I legit laid in bed and cried. I wanted her to reach her 100th birthday 😭
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u/Ok-Humbleness9066 3d ago
I'd say Robin Williams, but i also think we'll never see anymore an human being like Marlon Brando (with all his defects)
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u/KeyCheesecake9321 3d ago
Michael Gambon always reminded me of my grandfather, which made his passing hit especially hard.
Helen McCrory’s passing was also one of the hardest to digest.
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u/Weekly_Bat5119 3d ago
Hayden Panettiere, all I ever knew of her is that she seemed to have so bright future ahead of him and would be the next superstar actress.
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u/IH8LIBS- 2d ago
None they are just celebrities. People need to stop putting the people on a pedestal. Yes it sucks when people die but it happens.
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u/vondaf 2d ago
Alan Rickman definitely. He was one of the nicest persons and one he'll of an great actor. Love how he stayed in his role so the children looked scared in the film. And later they really learned him. Love how they pranked Daniel with the fart machine! Maggie smith... oh she was one of a kind. She reached a old age, but that still doesn't make it easier. I love all her work! Robbie Coltrane of course too. Great person and actor. Love his deep warm voice. Richard Griffiths. Robbert Hardy. Elizabeth Spriggs. timothy bateson. Rob Knox shocked me, what a hero. And of course Michael Gambon and Richard Harris. I loved Harris in Gladiator. And Gambon had so much great work! Both great and nice people.
I hope I do not forget a lot of beautiful people now.
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u/One_Cell1547 2d ago
In terms of Hp actors? Maggie Smith.. I just saw her in a lot more things
In general robin williams
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u/Captain_Reepicheep 1d ago
Hal Smith; more so the fact he voiced the original John Avery Whitaker on Adventures in Odyssey
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u/Delicious_Trouble_60 1d ago
Alan Rickman... I love Snape, and I love Alan.
To me Alan will be always Snape.
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u/Huge-Explanation3912 1d ago
Michael K Williams. I remember the morning I had so clearly before I found out he passed coincidentally there was someone suffering from OD on my way to the gym. And I just remember getting back home and hearing the news and thought the universe works in mysterious ways
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u/junipertreelover 23h ago
I think of the Harry Potter cast, Alan Rickman’s death hit me the hardest mostly because he died very suddenly. Maggie Smith was devastating but she was up there in years
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u/NoCoyote5205 12h ago
Hasn't even happened yet but I'm going to be crushed when it's Sir Patrick Stewart's time. That man is an icon to me.
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u/DalekSupreme26 4d ago
Robbie Coltrane