Original Voldemort from Harry Potter!

This is the original voldemort from harry potter. The design was going to be used in the scene where Voldemort was on the back of Quirrell's head.

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[LarryBonson]

If Harry Potter came out in the 80's they would've gone with the creepier look.

[josephgrace]

Facing fears IS an important part of a child’s film and story. Toning it down always waters down the courage of the hero

[bruhdon]

To be fair what they had was scary as fuck anyway, I always used to find the first two to be the creepiest out of them all, still do tbf. The way voldermort hovers towards Harry in the forest is scary asf they should’ve kept this design

[Grym]

For a children’s movie: no, for the sake of sticking to the book: yes

[minecraftplayer]

That’s the point tho. He literally spit his soul 8 times. Each time he did it the more of his humanity he lost and the more monstrous his physical appearance became.

[The.Inkwell.Alchemist]

Honestly I’m glad they didn’t though not because of the fear factor but because this just ends up looking like a monster. While the Voldemort we got on screen looks like a human who has given up many parts of himself and descended into darkness.

[shreyashvaidya]

"Children's movie"
Harry Potter and the goblet of fire: We don't do that here

[Bsmith]

This would make Voldemort be taken far more seriously, I think the way he looks in the movies is far more comical than intimidating

[FandomPerson]

"Child's movie"

*While everyone is slowly dying, Molly swearing, Bellatrix torturing and more*

[kailanwong]

I don’t think that that creepier version would’ve pulled off the iconic line of Voldy Moldy

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[KindredKeepsake]

Goodness gracious... he looks like a creature straight out of Resident Evil.

[byronsmothers]

It would have made the revelation that Voldemort is the heir of Slytherin more on point, looking more reptile than human in this parasite form.

[aliceredwood]

Oh dont worry! The dog is super freindly! “
The dog: 💀

[rogerwhittaker]

If harry Potter were to came out in the 80's or 90's then it would've been way more creepier than what we got.

[redflame]

Voldemort would actually be scary and I would genuinely enjoy his screen time if he looked like that.

[komariniyurozhay]

Remember having super super intense nightmares after watching the first Harry Potter film as a 5yo. Guess it could've been much worse!

[CinemaSans]

Ironically, it looks more like Voldemort from the next movies, I always felt that Voldemort on Quirrell's face was underwhelming

[Holly_Gaming_g]

Should have kept the original would have made it even better

[MasterTemplar]

Voldemort had fully red eyes was pale white and had sharp teeth according to the book he also had no nose (in goblet of fire). In the first movie they gave him a nose so it already sucked (it's weird seeing him with a nose). In the other movies they gave him normal blue eyes. If they had used the original version it would be book accurate and it would've made Voldemort SCARY! Like he should be.

[josaphinet]

Def original that shiz is way better then what we saw on screen

P. S. Thanks for all the likes was not expecting 1.3k!