Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban - Name Change
During the scene when Harry, Hermione and Ron emerge from under the Whomping Willow, Harry and Hermione say a few lines and then Harry says "you'd better go Emma" to Hermione, stating her real name, rather than her character's.
Why would Harry say,"You better go Emma" it doesn't make sense. Hermione does say, "You better go Harry" when she wants Harry to go talk to Sirius Black. I guess you could mix the names up if you weren't really listening. Don't you think that the director would notice?
I didn't notice that one, but I did notice that while Ron is being pulled into the Whomping Willow, Hermione screams to him, but she says "RUPERT!" instead of "RON!" And THAT was very noticable, most of the people in the theatre noticed it.
Davey: You're wrong.
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Hermione yell Ron each time, it only sounds a bit odd because she is running over uneven grass. When she shouts 'Ron' her voice jars a bit so it actually sounds like she yells 'ro on'. Nothing like Rupert at all.
I did not catch that one, but Hermione does not shout 'Rupert' either. Her voice does break so 'Ron' comes out in two syllables, but other than that, the actors stick to the character names.
Actually, I just watched the scene. It is not Harry who says "You'd better go." It's Ron. Nor does Harry say Emma. In the other scene, Hermione never says "Rupert." She says Ron.
I just put the DVD in, and my cousin and I both watched it. Nowhere does Harry say "You'd Better go Emma." Nowhere does he say "You'd better go" at all. Hermione and Ron say it, not Harry.
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