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Description
Just a Sketch on pencil, for "CINE PREMIERE" Magazine, about the premiere of "Harry Potter and the order of the Phoenix" in summer 2007.

Curious facts of this movie:

-The carpet in Professor Umbridge's office cost £50,000 to make.
-Helen McCrory was originally cast as Bellatrix Lestrange, but due to pregnancy she had to be replaced by Helena Bonham Carter.
-Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, Emma Watson and more of the cast and crew were spotted filming on the Westminster Underground Tube station in London. This is thought to be the filming of the St. Mungo's scene.
-The character of Grawp will be done by using a recent breakthrough in film technology, developed by Image Metrics, which allows a computer to map an actor's performance onto any character virtual or human, living or dead. The result is said to be far superior to standard hand-drawn computer graphics which are very costly and time-consuming.
-During the breakfast scene in the Great Hall, a box of cereal can be seen with the name Cheeri-Owls with a color scheme similar to that of a Cheerios box.

Another HP illustration here:
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Other works for "Cine Premiere" here:
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Description
Just a Sketch on pencil, for "CINE PREMIERE" Magazine, about the premiere of "Harry Potter and the order of the Phoenix" in summer 2007.

Curious facts of this movie:

-The carpet in Professor Umbridge's office cost £50,000 to make.
-Helen McCrory was originally cast as Bellatrix Lestrange, but due to pregnancy she had to be replaced by Helena Bonham Carter.
-Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, Emma Watson and more of the cast and crew were spotted filming on the Westminster Underground Tube station in London. This is thought to be the filming of the St. Mungo's scene.
-The character of Grawp will be done by using a recent breakthrough in film technology, developed by Image Metrics, which allows a computer to map an actor's performance onto any character virtual or human, living or dead. The result is said to be far superior to standard hand-drawn computer graphics which are very costly and time-consuming.
-During the breakfast scene in the Great Hall, a box of cereal can be seen with the name Cheeri-Owls with a color scheme similar to that of a Cheerios box.

Another HP illustration here:
[link]

Other works for "Cine Premiere" here:
[link]
[link]
[link]
[link]