Which of these deleted scenes do you wish they had left in the Harry Potter movies? Subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-Screenrant

We all know about the boy who lived, but what about the scenes that didn’t survive the final cut. While the Harry Potter film franchise is eight films’ worth of material, only the most essential scenes and sequences were adapted from the seven book series – meaning many moments needed to fall to the cutting room floor. But consider ScreenRant as your room of requirement, because we’ll give you whatever you need, including scenes that you might have thought to be permanently lost, or simply banished to the confines of DVD special features. Here are 15 deleted scenes that not only could have changed the way you view your favorite characters, but also could have shaken up everything you thought you knew about your favorite wizarding world.

In this video, we’ll divulge the secret details that Harry discussed with his friends in, well, The Chamber of Secrets. We’ll see more of the grief that our heroes experienced following Sirius Black’s demise. There will be mentions of that time our heroes horsed around in Deathly Hallows Part 1, when Draco offering an olive branch in Deathly Hallows Part 2, and we’ll go over the special cameo appearances made by the sneakoscope and Sir Cadogan in Prisoner of Azkaban. Plus, we’ll glimpse scenes where our heroes piece everything together, sing snippets of the school song, reveal a Taboo, reference Grindelwald, share a positive exchange in the Half-Blood Prince cave, read a letter from Lily, have a word with Aberforth, and have deleted conversations with the Dursley clan. It’s all here on ScreenRant.

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Think of your heart as the drums, your breathing as the bass. Watch the official trailer for The Rhythm Section, from director Reed Morano. Starring Blake Lively, Jude Law and Sterling K. Brown. Available now: https://paramnt.us/WatchRhythmSection-YT

Blake Lively (#BlakeLively) stars as Stephanie Patrick, an ordinary woman on a path of self-destruction after her family is tragically killed in a plane crash. When Stephanie discovers that the crash was not an accident, she enters a dark, complex world to seek revenge on those responsible and find her own redemption. Based on the novel by Mark Burnell, from director Reed Morano (“The Handmaid’s Tale”) and the producers of the James Bond film series, The Rhythm Section (#TheRhythmSection) also stars Jude Law and Sterling K. Brown.

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Behind almost ever movie robot is a talented actor doing his thing behind the scenes! Subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-Screenrant

For years, people have predicted that robots will take over humankind, but in the world of Hollywood, a majority of the big screen robots could not come to life without the help of human voices and movements.

Playing the role of a robot is no easy task. It comes with the complexity of removing a majority of human emotions, limiting movements, and understanding exactly what the robot is capable of.

The challenge of portraying a robot becomes even harder when the robot doesn’t speak any English. This is the case for one of the newest and more popular Star Wars robots, the rolling BB-8. On set, JJ Abrams and his crew had to develop a variety of practical shooting styles to help BB-8 feel real without using a full CG design. And then the voice work needed to get done.

For the original trilogy, and a lot of the prequel trilogy, actor Anthony Daniels portrayed the iconic role of C-3PO. The gold plated droid was actually a very tight-forming suit placed over the body of Daniels while he performed. The movements were limited from the suit alone, but a lot of the iconic movements and walking style of C-3PO was mastered by Daniels. With lights in the eye holes and the number of pieces used to dress him, showing up on set for the role was no easy task.

Replicating the movements and voice tones of a robot is no easy task. Over the years, we’ve seen it done in a variety of different ways, including motion capture suits. So now, it’s time to peel back the robotic layers and reveal all the actors behind some of the most iconic movie robots, including some of your favorite Star Wars droids and a big bad Marvel Villain.

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