![]() Harris was becoming extremely frail and in all honesty probably would not have been able to do the Dumbledore VS Voldemort scene, or the Horcrux Cave scene in HBP justice. Where in my opinion,Gambon's dramaticism and animation was needed. However, Harris' death also came at a vital point where the series was substantially getting darker. Harris to me had a more old school approach by making Dumbledore extremely soft spoken and mystical like, which fit the lighthearted whimsical air to the first two movies. He wasnt always calm cool and collected anymore. I thought this new side to Dumbledore's personality brought a whole lot of urgency into the fold especially as the stakes got higher and more dangerous. Gambon brought physicality to his performance, he was a much more demanding and present. There are definitely some out of character moments when Dumbledore is more flustered or emotional than we've been accustomed to.īut the more that I thought about it I realized how interesting it was to see Dumbledore in a more human and more animated light. People gave him a lot of flack for his performance,and I do see why. For spoiler tags, enter >!your text like this!r/HPStudyHall - where all the links to points activities are consolidated in one easy place!.r/Arithmancy is now giving points! If you like puzzles, riddles, and the like, join Arithmancy! They do 4 monthly puzzles run by volunteers, most of the solving is done in Discord (links in their sidebar), and you can help your house earn points.The Quibbler - Archive of the fan-made Quibbler Magazine.Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery Official Game sub.Harry Potter: Wizards Unite Official Game sub.HP Fan Fiction - For discussion of Harry Potter Fan Fiction.Stop in each Tuesday night to show off your Potter knowledge and earn house points! Dueling - For all your trivia-related needs.Harry Potter Meta - Where you can easily share and discuss ideas with the mods about The Great Hall!.The expanded, full rules can be found here: Full Rules Events Help the mods enforce these rules by reporting posts and comments that violate them! Follow reddit's rules and " reddiquette".If you want to get a house crest and/or title by your username, or gain access to your common room, please check here for instructions. He became the second knight to appear in Doctor Who after Derek Jacobi.Have a question about the series? Check out our commonly asked questions here before you post! Have a question about the series? Check out our commonly asked questions here before you post! He appeared alongside singer Katherine Jenkins, with whom he got on well. The announcement of his casting in Doctor Who was shortly after his farewell to the Harry Potter franchise. In 2004 he took the role of Albus Dumbledore, Hogwarts's headmaster in the third Harry Potter film, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, taking over from the late Richard Harris, and would go on to reprise the role throughout the rest of the film franchise. In 1998, he was knighted for his services to drama. In the mid 1990s, he was one of many names put forward for the part of the Eighth Doctor. It was accompanied by a CV describing a rich and wholly imaginary theatre career – and he was taken on. Five years later he wrote a letter to Micheál MacLiammóir, the Irish theatre impresario who ran Dublin's Gate Theatre. While at RADA, age nineteen, he joined the Unity Theatre in King's Cross. ![]() ![]() Gambon built a very solid CV whilst at RADA, including the works of William Shakespeare and Anton Chekhov. He studied for three years, receiving a BA in Classical Acting. He played both Kazran and his father Elliot Sardick in A Christmas Carol.Īt the age of eighteen, Gambon entered drama school at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London. Sir Michael Gambon, CBE (born 19 October 1940 ) is an Irish-born British actor who has worked in theatre, television and film. ![]()
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