“This moment is going to break the internet.” The movie version of this scene from Harry Potter is so iconic that fans can’t wait to see what the TV series from HBO Max will do with it

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Enthusiasts of Harry Potter are excitedly looking forward to a new series coming from HBO Max, rumored to serve as an alternate take on J.K. Rowling’s written series. This upcoming adaptation is said to be more accurate to the original story and will have each season adapting one book, allowing for a broader presentation of the narrative.

What’s significant isn’t just the number of books featured in the Harry Potter TV series, but also the manner in which they are portrayed. The films have taken creative liberties with character development, even significant ones like Albus Dumbledore, leading to scenes that differ significantly from their book descriptions, as seen in “Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire”.

As a devoted fan, I can easily imagine which sequence we’re talking about. It’s the one where, after Harry Potter’s name miraculously appeared in the Goblet of Fire, Albus Dumbledore approaches him with a sense of urgency that was noticeably absent in the book version. In the film adaptation, played by Michael Gambon, Dumbledore seems to be on edge as he hurries over to young Harry.

HP enthusiasts often poke fun at the stark contrast between these two methods. Now, they’re speculating how this disparity will translate in the upcoming HBO Max series, a revelation we won’t get until season 4. However, even before its release, fans of the series are curious about whether John Lithgow, the new Dumbledore actor, will portray him as calm as in the books or nervous as in the films. This scene is undeniably one of the most eagerly awaited moments in the Harry Potter TV series.

As a dedicated gamer, I’m about to share an exciting moment that’s going to send shockwaves across the digital universe! After three thrilling seasons, we’ve finally arrived at the “Goblet of Fire” episode in our new series, and John Lithgow delivers his softest, most heartfelt portrayal of “Harry, did you put your name in the Goblet of Fire?” This moment is pure magic!

If he somehow does it more angrily than Micheal Gambon I may never stop laughing – j821c.

Feel free to criticize, but I believe the performance would be hilarious if it were over-the-top psychotic like in movies. Alan Rickman’s delivery of that line is famous for being extremely inaccurate, and I want to recreate that memorable moment – J00JGabs.

In simpler terms, the film scene has gained legendary status due to countless memes, and since Harry Potter fans still discuss it today, it’s not surprising that there is anticipation for its representation in the upcoming adaptation. It’s only natural to wonder if Dumbledore will remain composed this time or if he might lose control again when season 4 of HBO Max’s Harry Potter series premieres, sparking much discussion among viewers.

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2025-07-21 13:02