If you remember when I did the first film she'd only written three or four books, so nobody knew where it was really going except her. helped me think that he was more complicated and that the story was not going to be as straight down the line as everybody thought.
Rowling approached him and shared some key information about his layered character, saying: Rowling let Rickman in on a little secret about the character soon after he was cast as the dark and mysterious Defense Against the Dark Arts professor.ĭuring a 2011 interview with HitFix (via Vanity Fair), Rickman revealed that very early on in the project, J.K. Part of that is due to the fact that J.K. The late Alan Rickman gave one of the most memorable and tortured performances of any character featured throughout all eight Harry Potter movies as Professor Severus Snape. Rowling Let Alan Rickman In On A Secret About Severus Snape Very Early On The food was the same and it had quite an amazing smell. The fourth day, you could smell the Great Hall before you got in it. The next day, they go, 'Don't eat the food'… you just pretend now, it's been there all night. You may film them for three or four days and the first day you step in there, they serve you a plate of food with lots of meats, vegetables and roast potatoes and you can eat the food. During an interview with BANG Showbiz (via Mirror), Warwick Davis, who portrayed Professor Flitwick (and Griphook at the goblin bank), revealed that the food would be left out for days at a time while they got through a specific scene, leaving behind quite a stinky mess, saying:Ī lot of great feasts happened in there. So real that the cast had to be careful and not actually eat any of it, but not for the reason you might think.
Speaking of Hogwarts… remember all of those great feasts scenes that are peppered in throughout the Harry Potter And The Sorcerer's Stone? Well, all of that meat, veggies, fruits, and delectable sweets were all in fact real food. The Great Hall Set Often Had A Very Unpleasant Smell With All The Rotted Food
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