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* SpecialEffectsFailure: More than likely due to technical limitations, the GBC version of the Aragog fight has most of Aragog as part of the background layer, with only his mandibles being a sprite. Unfortunately, this illusion breaks at the end of the battle, as the enemies' standard defeat animation means Aragog's mandibles run off without him.
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* SpecialEffectsFailure: More than likely due to technical limitations, the GBC version of the Aragog fight has most of Aragog as part of the background layer, with only his mandibles being a sprite. Unfortunately, this illusion breaks at the end of the battle, as the enemies' standard defeat animation means Aragog's mandibles run off without him.
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--->'''J.K. Rowling:''' The only character who is deliberately based on a real person is Gilderoy Lockhart. Maybe he is not the one that you would think of, but I have to say that the living model was worse. He was a shocker! [[MilesGloriosus The lies that he told about adventures that he'd had, things he'd done and impressive acts that he had committed... He was a shocking man.]] I can say this quite freely because he will never in a million years dream that he is Gilderoy Lockhart. I am always frightened that he is going to turn up one day. He is just one of those people from your past whom you feel you have never quite shaken off. I will look up one day at a signing and he will say, "Hello, Jo". Other people have contributed the odd characteristic, such as a nose, to a character, but the only character who I sat down and thought that I would base on someone is Gilderoy Lockhart. It made up for having to endure him for two solid years.
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* WriteWhoYouHate: JK Rowling [[http://www.accio-quote.org/articles/2004/0804-ebf.htm once mentioned at the Edinburgh Book Festival 2004]] that Professor Gilderoy Lockhart is the only character in the work based on a real person[[note]]she [[SuspiciouslySpecificDenial insists]] it's ''not'' her ex-husband[[/note]] who she claims is [[MilesGloriosus an enormous blowhard]] just like him, and that she barely exaggerated his real personality; even if she dropped hints, she refused to comment on who, because she didn't want to give him the satisfaction.
--->'''J.K. Rowling:''' The only character who is deliberately based on a real person is Gilderoy Lockhart. Maybe he is not the one that you would think of, but I have to say that the living model was worse. He was a shocker! [[MilesGloriosus The lies that he told about adventures that he'd had, things he'd done and impressive acts that he had committed... He was a shocking man.]] I can say this quite freely because he will never in a million years dream that he is Gilderoy Lockhart. I am always frightened that he is going to turn up one day. He is just one of those people from your past whom you feel you have never quite shaken off. I will look up one day at a signing and he will say, "Hello, Jo". Other people have contributed the odd characteristic, such as a nose, to a character, but the only character who I sat down and thought that I would base on someone is Gilderoy Lockhart. It made up for having to endure him for two solid years.
--->'''J.K. Rowling:''' The only character who is deliberately based on a real person is Gilderoy Lockhart. Maybe he is not the one that you would think of, but I have to say that the living model was worse. He was a shocker! [[MilesGloriosus The lies that he told about adventures that he'd had, things he'd done and impressive acts that he had committed... He was a shocking man.]] I can say this quite freely because he will never in a million years dream that he is Gilderoy Lockhart. I am always frightened that he is going to turn up one day. He is just one of those people from your past whom you feel you have never quite shaken off. I will look up one day at a signing and he will say, "Hello, Jo". Other people have contributed the odd characteristic, such as a nose, to a character, but the only character who I sat down and thought that I would base on someone is Gilderoy Lockhart. It made up for having to endure him for two solid years.
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* MissingTrailerScene: The theatrical trailer includes shots of Crabbe and Goyle being hidden in a broom cupboard and of the Ford Angelia nearly flying into the St. Pancras Clock Tower. These shots were deleted from the theatrical cut of the movie, but they were added back in for the extended cut.
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** There were some changes in the cast of the Latin American Spanish dub due to it being made in a different studio, such as Creator/VictorHugoAguilar replacing Creator/HumbertoSolorzano as Hagrid, or Keta Leonel replacing Magda Giner as the permanent voice for [=McGonagall=]. Creator/CarlosSegundo (Professor Snape) and Arturo Castañeda (Harry) also left because of disagreements with their salaries, and were replaced by Rolando de Castro and Claudio Velázquez, respectively.
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** There were some changes in the cast of the Latin American Spanish dub due to it being made in a different studio, such as Creator/VictorHugoAguilar replacing Creator/HumbertoSolorzano as Hagrid, or Keta Leonel replacing Magda Giner as the permanent voice for [=McGonagall=]. Creator/CarlosSegundo (Professor Snape) and Arturo Castañeda Creator/ArturoCastaneda (Harry) also left because of disagreements with their salaries, and were replaced by Rolando de Castro and Claudio Velázquez, respectively.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: See [[WhatCouldHaveBeen/HarryPotterAndTheChamberOfSecrets page]].
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: See Shares a page with the film version [[WhatCouldHaveBeen/HarryPotterAndTheChamberOfSecrets page]].here]].
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: See [[WhatCouldHaveBeen/HarryPotterAndTheChamberOfSecrets page]].
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: See Shares a page with the book version [[WhatCouldHaveBeen/HarryPotterAndTheChamberOfSecrets page]].here]].
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* CaliforniaDoubling: In addition to the sets at Leavesden Studios, Hogwarts was represented in this film by Alnwick Castle, Durham Cathedral, Gloucester Cathedral, Lacock Abbey, and Oxford University. All of these locations carried over from the first movie, but some of them would not last beyond this one as the third movie would transition to filming most of the Hogwarts interiors at the studio. They would return to Oxford for the fourth and sixth movies, Gloucester Cathedral for the sixth movie, and Lacock Abbey for ''Film/FantasticBeastsTheCrimesOfGrindelwald'', but Alnwick Castle and Durham Cathedral never appear in the series again after ''Chamber of Secrets''.
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** In addition to the sets at Leavesden Studios, Hogwarts was represented in this film by Alnwick Castle, Durham Cathedral, Gloucester Cathedral, Lacock Abbey, and Oxford University. All of these locations carried over from the first movie, but some of them would not last beyond this one as the third movie would transition to filming most of the Hogwarts interiors at the studio. They would return to Oxford for the fourth and sixth movies, Gloucester Cathedral for the sixth movie, and Lacock Abbey for ''Film/FantasticBeastsTheCrimesOfGrindelwald'', but Alnwick Castle and Durham Cathedral never appear in the series again after ''Chamber ofSecrets''.Secrets''.
** While the interior of King's Cross was shot at the real King's Cross, the exterior is represented by the more visually impressive St. Pancras Station, which is located nearby. This recurs in ''[[Film/HarryPotterAndTheDeathlyHallows Deathly Hallows]], Part 2'', which opens the epilogue with an EstablishingShot of St. Pancras.
** In addition to the sets at Leavesden Studios, Hogwarts was represented in this film by Alnwick Castle, Durham Cathedral, Gloucester Cathedral, Lacock Abbey, and Oxford University. All of these locations carried over from the first movie, but some of them would not last beyond this one as the third movie would transition to filming most of the Hogwarts interiors at the studio. They would return to Oxford for the fourth and sixth movies, Gloucester Cathedral for the sixth movie, and Lacock Abbey for ''Film/FantasticBeastsTheCrimesOfGrindelwald'', but Alnwick Castle and Durham Cathedral never appear in the series again after ''Chamber of
** While the interior of King's Cross was shot at the real King's Cross, the exterior is represented by the more visually impressive St. Pancras Station, which is located nearby. This recurs in ''[[Film/HarryPotterAndTheDeathlyHallows Deathly Hallows]], Part 2'', which opens the epilogue with an EstablishingShot of St. Pancras.
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--> '''Lucius:''' Let us hope that Mr. Potter will always be around to save the day.
--> '''Harry:''' Don’t worry. I will be.
** Hermione was supposed to hug both Harry and Ron at the end. But Creator/EmmaWatson was too embarrassed to hug both boys in front of a crowd of people. Thus came the compromise where she hugs Harry but only shakes Ron's hand. It ended up as an accidental foreshadowing of their future relationship (which didn't get hinted at until the fourth book). What's more is that the film had to be frozen for a few seconds because Emma kept breaking the hug too quickly.
--> '''Harry:''' Don’t worry. I will be.
** Hermione was supposed to hug both Harry and Ron at the end. But Creator/EmmaWatson was too embarrassed to hug both boys in front of a crowd of people. Thus came the compromise where she hugs Harry but only shakes Ron's hand. It ended up as an accidental foreshadowing of their future relationship (which didn't get hinted at until the fourth book). What's more is that the film had to be frozen for a few seconds because Emma kept breaking the hug too quickly.
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** Allan Corduner voices Snape, Flitwick, Filch, Lucius Malfoy, and the Sorting Hat.
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** Allan Corduner Creator/AllanCorduner voices Snape, Flitwick, Filch, Lucius Malfoy, and the Sorting Hat.
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* VoicedDifferentlyInTheDub: During the film, it was noticeable that both Creator/DanielRadcliffe and Creator/RupertGrint were going through puberty, so their voices sound a bit deeper than in ''[[Film/HarryPotterAndThePhilosophersStone Philosopher's Stone]]''. But for some reason, the Latin American Spanish dub decided to keep Harry and Ron sounding like younger kids, with Harry even getting another child voice actor to do his voice in the movie. Fortunately, by ''[[Film/HarryPotterAndThePrisonerOfAzkaban Prisioner of Azkaban]]'', their voices were finally recast with older voice actors to match the English ones.
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* CaliforniaDoubling: In addition to the sets at Leavesden Studios, Hogwarts was represented in this film by Alnwick Castle, Durham Cathedral, Gloucester Cathedral, Lacock Abbey, and Oxford University. All of these locations carried over from the first movie, but some of them would not last beyond this one as the third movie would transition to filming most of the Hogwarts interiors at the studio. They would return to Oxford for the fourth and sixth movies, Gloucester Cathedral for the sixth movie, and Lacock Abbey for ''Film/FantasticBeastsTheCrimesOfGrindelwald'', but Alnwick Castle and Durham Cathedral never appear in the series again after ''Chamber of Secrets''.
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* InMemoriam: The film is dedicated to Creator/RichardHarris, who passed away a few days before the premiere.
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* YouSoundFamiliar: Two retroactive examples in the Brazilian dub: Hamilton Ricardo played the Bazilisk's voice, and would reappear from the next movie on as Lupin, and Luiz Carlos Persy, who voiced Araragog, would be cast later as Voldemort.
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* YouSoundFamiliar: Two retroactive examples in the Brazilian dub: Hamilton Ricardo played the Bazilisk's voice, and would reappear from the next movie on as Lupin, and Luiz Carlos Persy, who voiced Araragog, Aragog, would be cast later as Voldemort.
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* AbilityOverAppearance: The casting call for Tom Riddle insisted on actors aged 15-17. Christian Coulson, who was twenty three, gave the best audition and was cast. He did not, however, reprise the role for the sixth film, being deemed too old by that time.
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* AbilityOverAppearance: The casting call for Tom Riddle insisted on actors aged 15-17. Christian Coulson, who was twenty three, 23, gave the best audition and was cast. He did not, however, reprise the role for the sixth film, being deemed too old by that time.
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** As noted above, Christian Coulson was twenty-three playing sixteen. Likewise, Creator/ShirleyHenderson, who plays school-age Myrtle, was ''thirty-seven''.
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** As noted above, Christian Coulson was twenty-three 23 playing sixteen. 16. Likewise, Creator/ShirleyHenderson, who plays school-age Myrtle, was ''thirty-seven''.''37''.
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* DuellingMovies: In a repeat of their respective previous instalments' duel the previous year, the film came out one month before the movie of ''Film/TheLordOfTheRingsTheTwoTowers''. As before, the outcome was pretty much a tie and both were massive box office hits. To date, this is the last time the two franchises have competed at the box office. The ''Rings'' trilogy concluded in 2003 while the third ''Potter'' film came out in 2004, and the trilogy of ''Film/TheHobbit'' was released between ''[[Film/HarryPotterAndTheDeathlyHallows Deathly Hallows]], Part 2'' and ''Film/FantasticBeastsAndWhereToFindThem''.
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* DuellingMovies: In a repeat of their respective previous instalments' installments' duel the previous year, the film came out one month before the movie of ''Film/TheLordOfTheRingsTheTwoTowers''. As before, the outcome was pretty much a tie and both were massive box office hits. To date, this is the last time the two franchises have competed at the box office. The ''Rings'' trilogy concluded in 2003 while the third ''Potter'' film came out in 2004, and the trilogy of ''Film/TheHobbit'' was released between ''[[Film/HarryPotterAndTheDeathlyHallows Deathly Hallows]], Part 2'' and ''Film/FantasticBeastsAndWhereToFindThem''.