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Cast

Daniel Radcliffe
as Harry Potter

Rupert Grint
as Ron Wesley

Emma Watson
as Hermione Granger

Helena Bonham Carter
as Bellatrix Lestrange

Ralph Fiennes
as Lord Voldemort

Michael Gambon
as Professor Albus Dumbledore

Alan Rickman
as Professor Severus Snape

Robbie Coltrane
as Rubeus Hagrid

John Hurt
as Mr. Ollivander

Jim Broadbent
as Professor Horace Slughorn

Timothy Spall
as Wormtail

Warwick Davis
as Griphook

Tom Felton
as Draco Malfoy

Jason Isaacs
as Lucius Malfoy

Miranda Richardson
as Rita Skeeter

Gary Oldman
as Sirius Black

Imelda Staunton
as Dolores Umbridge

David Thewlis
as Remus Lupin

Bill Nighy
as Rufus Scrimgeour

Emma Thompson
as Professor Sybil Trelawney

Richard Griffiths
as Vernon Dursley

Maggie Smith
as Professor Minerva McGonagall

Julie Walters
as Molly Weasley

Bonnie Wright
as Ginny Weasley

Evanna Lynch
as Luna Lovegood

Harry Melling
as Dudley Dursley

Domhnall Gleeson
as Bill Weasley

Ian Kelly
as Herminone's Dad

Clémence Poésy
as Fleur Delacour

Michelle Fairley
as Herminone's Mum

Anthony Allgood
as Gringotts Guard

Fiona Shaw
as Petunia Dursley

Gemma Jones
as Madam Pomfrey

Helen McCrory
as Narcissa Malfoy

Carolyn Pickles
as Charity Burbage

Ciarán Hinds
as Aberforth Dumbledore

Jessie Cave
as Lavendar Brown

Natalia Tena
as Nympadora Tonks

Jon Key
as Bogrod

Oliver Phelps
as George Weasley

Chris Rankin
as Percy Weasley

Mark Williams
as Arthur Weasley

James Phelps
as Fred Weasley

Kelly Macdonald
as Helena Ravenclaw

Georgina Leonidas
as Katie Bell

Matthew Lewis
as Neville Longbottom

Ralph Ineson
as Amycus Carrow

Suzie Toase
as Alecto Carrow

Hebe Beardsall
as Ariana Dumbledore

Louis Sheridan Cordice
as Blaise Zabini

Joshua Herdman
as Gregory Goyle

Scarlett Byrne
as Pansy Parkinson

Devon Murray
as Seamus Finnigan

Alfie Enoch
as Dean Thomas

Anna Shaffer
as Romilda Vane

David Bradley
as Argus Filch

Afshan Azad
as Padma Patil

Freddie Stroma
as Cormac McLaggen

Isabella Laughland
as Leanne

Guy Henry
as Pius Thicknesse

William Melling
as Nigel

Miriam Margolyes
as Professor Pomona Sprout

Katie Leung
as Cho Chang

Dave Legeno
as Fenrir Greyback

Nick Moran
as Scabior

Amber Evans
as Twin Girl 1

Ruby Evans
as Twin Girl 2

Benjamin Northover
as Hogsmead Death Eater

Ian Peck
as Hogsmead Death Eater

Rusty Goffe
as Aged Gringotts Goblin

Leslie Phillips
as The Sorting Hat

Geraldine Somerville
as Lily Potter

Adrian Rawlins
as James Potter

Ellie Darcey-Allen
as Young Lily Potter

Robbie Jarvis
as Young James Potter

James Walters
as Young Sirius Black

Ariella Paradise
as Young Petunia Dursley

Benedict Clarke
as Young Severus Snape

Toby Papworth
as Baby Harry Potter

Phil Wright
as Giant

Gary Sayer
as Giant

Tony Adkins
as Giant

Sian Grace Phillips
as Screaming Girl

Graham Duff
as Death Eater

Peter G. Reed
as Death Eater

Ellie Darcey-Alden
as Young Lily Potter

Judith Sharp
as Death Eater

Emil Hostina
as Death Eater

Bob Yves Van Hellenberg Hubar
as Death Eater

Granville Saxton
as Death Eater

Tony Kirwood
as Death Eater

Ashley McGuire
as Death Eater

Arthur Bowen
as Albus Severus Potter (19 Years Later)

Daphne de Beistegui
as Lily Potter (19 Years Later)

William Dunn
as James Potter (19 Years Later)

Jade Gordon
as Astoria Malfoy (19 Years Later)

Bertie Gilbert
as Scorpius Malfoy (19 Years Later)

Helena Barlow
as Rose Weasley (19 Years Later)

Ryan Turner
as Hugo Weasley (19 Years Later)

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• Jun 24, 2017

  Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows-Part 2: This movie is in my Top 10 movies of all time. For me it goes along with Alien, Pulp Fiction, The Dark Knight, and Rosemary's Baby. Though I'm sure many people would disagree with me this movie in my opinion will be a classic in the future. This epic franchise ends on a more than satisfying note and delivers on every level. The action is amazing, the story is amazing, the directing is amazing. This is a gold standard for all action/fantasy movies going forward.
  Tyler H Super Reviewer
• Nov 19, 2016

  To me, the perfect conclusion to a franchise ties up everything that was promised while leaving the audience with an emotionally satisfying ending that leaves the door open for something later. The Deathly Hallows Part 2 checked off just about everything I could have asked for. We begin part 2 still in search of the Horcruxes as well as finding Voldemort's army at its strongest. I think what's most impressive about this particular installment is that it manages to pull off the "all pay-off" type of story that most part 2's have struggled with. Both, The Hunger Games and Hobbit series' have had a rough time closing out their series' with a film that feels whole in itself. Sure, you can't really have the full experience without at least watching Part 1, but there's no part of me that thinks this story could have been pulled off in one film. Even with all of the cameos and reappearances of beloved characters, there's plenty of new ones as well. Ciaran Hinds' Abeforth Dumbledore for one, Helena Ravenclaw, a nearly-blind Dragon from Gringott's, and oh yeah those kids at the end. J.K. Rowling has a knack for giving everyone a chance to shine, and there's no difference in Part 2. Seriously, I never would have thought Neville would be the one to kill Voldemort's snake, Nagini, but that's why it was so brilliant. This is also the film in which all was revealed about Snape and his allegiance to Harry after all. The first time I watched this entire sequence, it absolutely broke me. To watch a guy so hopelessly in love with someone he can never have, and then look after her son even though he despises the very presence of him, is so beautiful and tragic at the same time. It's something only the likes of J.K. Rowling could handle with such grace. Harry himself goes through perhaps his biggest character arc since the middle of the franchise as he's forced to come to grips with the fact that he is the 7th horcrux after all. Even though we ultimately knew he was going to have that showdown with Voldemort at Hogwarts, but his goodbyes to Ron and Hermione, and ultimately his discussion with The Order in the Forest, were some of the most touching scenes the franchise has given us. This also gave us one final scene with Michael Gambon as Dumbledore's spirit, so to speak. Of course, I'm a bigger fan of Richard Harris' work as the great wizard, but Gambon's spin on the character definitely grew on me. Especially when watching them all back to back. Everything about this film is epic in scale and emotion. Even if you know when certain things are going to happen, they are written and presented in a way that's undeniably satisfying. I know some think the "19 years later" scene is hokey, but for me it's the perfect culmination of everything that the series has brought thus far. Harry finally got to experience King's Cross Station with his family, and he honored Snape and Dumbledore with his son's name. It's just perfect. After re-watching the 8 films within days of each other, I can say that this without a doubt in the top 5 of my favorite film franchises of all time. And The Deathly Hallows ended it with a bang. +Everyone gets a chance to shine +Battle for Hogwarts +Snape reveals +The ultimate sacrifice +19 Years Later 10/10
  

  Thomas D Super Reviewer
• Jul 21, 2016

  This is the best way to end such a thrilling franchise. Harry Potter doesn't get better than this.
  

  Jack P Super Reviewer
• Mar 28, 2016

  The conclusion to a ten year epic, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 2 is not only suitably action-packed, but also an incredibly emotional and almost tear jerking conclusion to one of the greatest movie series' ever.
  Matthew M Super Reviewer

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