J. K. Rowling - A Year in the Life (ITV, 2007) - HD

J. K. Rowling: A Year in the Life is a documentary that was filmed by James Runcie. The film follows J. K. Rowling over the course of a long year as she completes her work on the last Harry Potter novel, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.

This documentary also includes many extensive interviews with J.K Rowling, as well as several clips of her promoting Deathly Hallows and at the launch.

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[melmo]

I'm a writer who is struggling very hard at the moment. This documentary, and J.K herself, give me comfort. Thanks for uploading it.

[KhmerH]

in addition to her unique personality and the way she carries herself, i'm so impressed by how personable she is. She conversated with the interviewer as if they are close friend. this documentary definitely taught me something. thank you, i am very grateful.

[jodiemcloughlin]

I love how even though she shot to stardom, JK has continued to keep her feet on the ground.

[snowrider]

It's so clear that she is a lovely and accepting person. I don't care about the hate that she would get on Twitter. I know that she loves people of all types; gay, trans, black, whatever

[Red_Rebel]

This documentary is like rain to me. Very therapeutic in every way, very empowering and powerful.

[chrissnyder]

The deepness and darkness of grief is what makes these books the enduring success that they are, for it is real grief, and real sadness that permeates everything, even the moments of joy. And that is life, and even children know that.

[ravinduuuu]

its 2024, and I cant believe I haven't watched this documentary before!! This will be my new comfort YouTube video to watch whenever I'm in doubt of myself and the future

[southoceann]

She wants to be remembered as someone who did the best she could with the talent she had. I teared up.

[MsMaddy]

It makes me cry to so her so genuinely happy in some sequences of this documentary. She was sometimes so sad in the past, seeming cynical and unable to trust. She deserves this happiness so much because she gave so many of us many wonderful hours.

[b.m]

I never loved somone so purly this much, I do dote on her, she's my fount of inspiration. I love her personality, a genuine one. I love the way her eyes flicker with tears when she's moved. she's a true beauty to me, wish I can meet her one day.

[stejent]

At the start when he asks her the questions, she clearly needs to think about some of the answers. But when he says “what’s your biggest regret?” “That I didn’t keep my mother on the phone longer the last time I spoke to her” that answer was waiting and rolled right off the tongue and it chills me. What a genuine person she is.

[imgrimbur]

i watch this every couple of years for motivation, inspiration and just that HP feel, i just love this

[alyssamarksz]

This book still makes me cry even after the 19th, 20th, and 21st times reading it. I have such a love for this series

[beigecosmiclatte]

One day, I want to be the one talking about my stories and how those stories came to be.

[JornalBobbaHabblet]

I CRIED! I CRIED SO MUCH WITH THIS DOCUMENTARY

[aysenuri]

Her husband’s description of her speaks to how well he knows her and how well they genuinely connect. It’s amazing to listen to, actually.

[daniellaferreira]

Watching this in March, 2020, during quarantine - feeling such an anguish and lack of hope in everything. Only writing is the way I can go to scape this. And having the idea of watching this documentary again made me feel better. Emotional, as always, and very inspiring.

[Petra-gkgh]

I really like when she says nobody understands how real poverty gets you down. I have been really poor for several months and in all my life always fighting against economic as well as verbal violence from my father and she is totally right. Poverty sucks you all the happiness as one of the dementors in HP because it gives you such a big depression. I know some people can't even get back from it.

[galleryg]

‘Charlie never married, he was too interested in Dragons than women’ HA, loved that

[pasqualeperna]

Never read Harry Potter and I've only watched a few movies of that saga, but I truly love her story and admire her.