Alan Rickman Almost Quit Harry Potter Until He Knew This Secret… #shorts

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Alan Rickman Almost Quit Harry Potter Until He Knew This Secret... #shorts

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Alan Rickman practically quit Harry Potter, but transformed his mind after JK Rowling allowed him know Snape's large secret!

77 thoughts on “Alan Rickman Almost Quit Harry Potter Until He Knew This Secret… #shorts

    1. Meeee!!! Oh wait… he bullied children and killed people to join a group of dark wizards and told a dark wizard to go after a baby cuz he had a crush on a woman. As this also explains his loyalty to Dumbledore, I don’t think I left any open doors. Please reply to me what you think!

    2. @Vicky Sullivan umm lol yes I have I actually think Snape is a better person in the films tho

  1. Jk Rowling : Promise! Will you keep the secret with you only?
    Alan: Always ❤️❤️❤️
    Love Severus Snape❤️❤️❤️

    1. Snape was Human. It’s not the first or last story of a person loving another, not chosen by them but will still stake some form or another to protect the offspring of the one they love, perhaps begrudgingly…. To err is human

    1. @celestialhe isnt good, he isnt bad, he is a gray character.

      That is what makes snape the most human, and the most well written, I respect your opinion but snape isnt such a bad person because his good deeds are equally with his bad deeds
      And that makes him human

    2. @-DREAMS AT 3AM- yes exactly i like you’re view. everyone thinks he’s so great but for every good thing he’s done, he’s done ten more bad things. and that’s just me judging him on his character alone. not from anyone else in the series. i don’t get the hype, im pretty sure he’s only helping dumbledore because he loved lily, and i think it’s been said that he joined the death eaters on his own account. so I don’t what the hype is about but fans love draco too so who knows. 🤷🏻‍♀️🤷🏻‍♀️

  2. Rowling revealed this to him before he signed on. He was wary about being typecast as a villain, so Rowling told him that Snape loved Lily, and he knew that he could take the role because he would ultimately be revealed as a good guy.

    1. @Duffal0 The Goblet of Fire novel was published in 2000 and the Philosopher’s Stone film was released in 2001. The Order of the Phoenix book wasn’t published until 2003.

    2. @Cesar Ramirez it’s so trippy for me to realise there are Harry Potter fans today who didn’t read the books as they came out lol.

      I’m not mad about it of course, it’s just so strange to realise I’m old now.

    3. good guy xD
      abusing kids for years, daydreaming about girl and friend from highschool that much that he eventually put his life of her kid xad

  3. Alan Rickman was the perfect person for Professor Snape. No one else would have don it and won our hearts ❤️
    May his soul rest in peace ❤️

    1. May Alan rest in peace 🙏🙏🙏

      Still don’t like Snape because it just showed he protected Harry because of the love he had for Lily but never because he cared for Harry. Snape also joined the death eaters and before he joined with Dumbledore he watched many people like Lily die. So no, Snape is not the best character that’s misunderstood. Snape was a complicated soon revealed depth of a character but not one that’s endearingly good. 👍

      Alan was such a great actor!

    1. ​@Ahmed saeed probably not. Since we got atached BECAUSE of the actors I believe that I can indeed recognise when an actor doesn’t quite fit or get the character right you know what I mean?

    2. ​@Ahmed saeed I think they shouldvr replaced ginny though, no hate towards the actrees but the personality they gave her in the movies was not it. But maybe that was script writers fault 🤷‍♀️

    3. As someone whose not seem the films, and is now reading the books to my 8 year old daughter, I pictured Matthew Mcfadyen as Snape, Christian Bale as Sirius, and Billy Connolly as Dumbledore! 😂😂

  4. Without him, it wouldn’t be the same. He is the only character that looks very much like he is described in the book. And he has a brilliant voice.

    1. @Equality Forever I was a kid when the first movie came out, my mom knew the movie was coming out so she got me the next book each time she found out there’d be a movie of it. I still think the books were better, but I loved the movies and I still watch them because they consume less time. Who cares which medium you like, most people don’t have time to re-read novels when they work and cook and clean

    2. Fun fact: when JK was righting the first book, if it became a movie, she already wanted Alan Rickman to be Snape. So Alan was the exact description that JK was giving of Snape.

  5. I loved Alan Rickman. He was such a phenomenal actor. I’m still saddened that he is no longer with us. May he Rest In Peace ❤️

  6. I hated Snape, but that just means Rickman did a good job at acting as the character, that was the point, we were supposed to dislike him, until he was revealed he had good in him and aided Harry. Snape’s death scene, saying to Harry, you have your mother’s eyes is probably so unexpected to those who didn’t read the books, but really shows he really truly loved Lily.

    1. He was more insuffarable in the books & I hated him because how he was portrayed there. In the movies, he’s a badass. I love his unique take on the character. I also like Michael Gambon’s take on Dumbledore. He may not be the calm man he is in the books, but he’s perfect for when the story gets darker, he’s more imposing & a man of action. Kinda reminds me of Gandalf in a way

    2. @Gabriella91 and ironically I dislike Gambons Dumbledore because it’s too much like a Gandalf. TBF, I won’t lay all the blame at his feet, i doubt he’s the one who decided Dumbledore should shout “did you put you name in the goblet of fire”. A lot of it is probably the directors choice. But my favourite scenes with Gambon as Dumbledore is when he’s calm and collected.

      Edit: a scene that springs to mind is when Dumbledore leave his office in order of the phoenix, he’s absolutely calm the entire time.

    3. @Jonah Thrane let’s be honest though, Richard Harris was the GOAT. If he hadn’t died after the second movie I feel the series would have been a bit better with him in it. Harris embodied his characters. And set an icon too high for Dumbledore that Gambon just could not fill.

  7. He was one of the best actors in that franchise. No one else can fit that role that he played. Rip to Alan Rickman he was one of the greats.

    1. @Phillip Hopkin
      Absolutely. I have never seen him give less than 100%, and he was good in so many different kinds of roles, from moustache twirling villains in Die Hard and Robin Hood, to complicated characters like Snape, he was a brilliant Shakespearian actor, and Galaxy Quest showed that he could kill in comedies as well.

      If he’s in a movie he’s usually the best one in it

    1. ​​@not king
      I *think* that the secret is…

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      .

      .

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      …Snape’s devotion to Lily.
      💗🤍💗

  8. He was a real life Snape! Holding onto secrets until it was time to disperse it to the world! RIP Rickman.❤️

  9. Snape was always my favorite character, after reading up to Prisoner of Azkaban I knew then and there that there was something more to Snape and Harry’s relationship, after Half Blood Prince I knew that KNEW 100% that Snape’s purpose after Lily’s murder, was to keep Harry safe no matter the cost. He was the unsung hero, and in truth he was the real hero in the end. Without Snape Harry would never have had a chance.

  10. She let him know that Snape was a multidimensional character, more than a simple villain who casts magic or a shady professor, that it was worth to keep working on him for years because of what he could do in those years would affect the entirety of what we thought we knew, so after the final Harry Potter movie, looking back, watching all his scenes again, we could see the truth and how it was all there in front of us this whole time but we couldn’t see it before, his acting would suddenly make sense, and it would change everything. A brilliant character and a brilliant acting, I’m so glad he decided to stay. Rest in Peace Alan Rickman. 🙏🏻💜

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