Collider on MSN: HBO's 'Harry Potter' reboot series is officially including a character cut from the movies
HBO's 'Harry Potter' reboot series is officially including a character cut from the movies
Lou and my father in law Richard and their older brother Harry survived the Holocaust with tales of derring do that was the stuff of action and caper movies. They escaped a work camp, and were caught, and only avoided execution because a Nazi guard knew they were good carpenters, and needed to make office furniture for the staff.
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AOL: 25 Years Ago, The First Harry Potter Movie Made A Magical Choice That Still Holds Up Today
Hermione Harry and Ron laughing in the Hogwarts courtyard in Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone - Warner Bros. The first "Harry Potter" movie, "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone," released on ...
25 Years Ago, The First Harry Potter Movie Made A Magical Choice That Still Holds Up Today
Anyway, Harry and I are FaceBook (tm) friends, and he had a lovely post today talking about how he and his wife, a nurse, first moved to Miami in 1979, and have lived for years in what is now Palmetto Bay, in a neighborhood called Mangowood. I know it -- after Hurricane Andrew they called it, smarmily, Mangle-wood. Harry's final post was nostalgic as he said goodbye -- he and his wife are ...
Harry and his wife came over. I believe we brought in pizza or Chinese -- my Dad joked that he wouldn't dare barbecue for a true Southerner like Harry's wife. They were delightful. Harry had a slight accent, and his wife was full on "Driving Miss Daisy." She was born and raised in Gastonia, which was shocking to me, as she was Jewish.