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The Harry films · 1998

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2

The Battle of Hogwarts

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Do you need to watch it before Harry Potter (HBO)?

Yes. It's in the Main story, the list of only what moves the plot forward to Harry Potter (HBO).

Where it falls in the order

  • Main story8 of 9
  • Chronological11 of 12
  • Everything11 of 13

Post-credits scenes

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Spoilers for this title

Quick recap

With help from the goblin Griphook, the trio breaks into Gringotts, takes Hufflepuff's cup from Bellatrix's vault, and escapes on a dragon. At Hogwarts, Snape flees and the final battle begins. The cup and Ravenclaw's diadem are destroyed. Voldemort kills Snape, who gives Harry his memories: he always loved Lily and protected Harry at Dumbledore's request. Harry learns he also carries a piece of Voldemort's soul and gives himself up. Struck down, he comes back to life. Neville kills Nagini with the sword of Gryffindor, and Harry defeats Voldemort, because the Elder Wand was loyal to him. Harry snaps the wand. Nineteen years later, he sees his kids off on the train to Hogwarts.

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Hidden details

  1. Behind the scenesThe epilogue was shot twice

    The "19 years later" scene was first shot at King's Cross. David Yates wasn't happy with the aging makeup and reshot it in December 2010 at Leavesden.

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  2. Behind the scenesThe secret Rickman kept

    In 2000, long before the last book, Rowling told Alan Rickman what lay behind Snape's "always." He kept it to himself through nearly ten years of filming.

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  3. CameoKelly Macdonald as the Grey Lady

    Ravenclaw's ghost, who reveals where the diadem is, is played by Kelly Macdonald. She replaced Nina Young, who played the character before.

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  4. Behind the scenesThe saga's biggest box office

    With more than $1.3 billion worldwide, this is the highest-grossing film in the Wizarding World.

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