Alan Rickman Behind the Scenes of Harry Potter

I edited this video myself, but got the footage from other videos. You can watch those here:

My Behind the Scenes of Harry Potter Playlist:

00:00 : Philosopher's Stone
00:53 : Prisoner of Azkaban
02:18 : Order of the Phoenix
02:27 : Half-Blood Prince
03:48 : Deathly Hallows

[patstokes]

Alan had a voice that can't be replicated. It was made for acting.

[eshansurnis]

It's funny to see in the fart machine scene that Alan Rickman is the first to crack up even though he plays probably the most serious character

[autumnparks]

It's crazy how they kept it together while frantically waving wands, no sound effects or anything 😂 seriously awesome

[silk.and.cologne]

RIP Alan, he did a wonderful at helping bring the Harry Potter books to life and will forever be missed.

[danielb.]

0:54 I never understood this scene - 100 teenagers are sleeping in a room, let's walk through that room and speak loudly as we have a private chat about their safety.

[jiimxyn]

Despite the fact that Alan is much older than the canonical Snape, I can't imagine anyone else in his role. He fits perfectly into the image of a gloomy and strict teacher who keeps a lot of skeletons in a closet. And his voice is one of the reasons why I prefer to watch films in the original, and not dubbed ❤️

[parks]

It’s so interesting to see behind the scenes. One moment they’re wizards at the greatest magical school in the world, and the next, they’re just people of various ages in silly clothes behind a camera, having the time of their life

[gerardjayetileke]

"A fierce duel ensued between McGonagall and Snape. They skillfully ejected spell after spell, but neither overcame the other. Until at last, when Snape hit his hand on the camera equipment, and dropped his wand, rendering him defenseless."

[TheKaidynB]

Oh Alan. Our half blood Prince. How we love and miss you dearly 🥺

[lindsaysoroka]

I love that Alan knew the whole time and didn’t say a word to anyone. He’s such an amazing actor! RIP

[JYT]

8:00 he hits the camera and just says, monotone, "ouch." DEAD

[terabaap]

Directors giving orders to actors be like: Keep your head up, look to your left, keep your hands straight.
Directors giving orders to Rupert: Rupert, don't smile, don't laugh, make a straight face, for God's sake don't laugh.

[gregharbin]

He played the role so well and so convincingly, an actual smile seems so out of place, but it is a true delight to see. RIP Alan, you are truly missed.

[hyuk.]

9:53 I would have cried on the their last day on set. Such wonderful actors, are so perfect for their roles.

[Mrs.Silversmith]

Alan Rickman was an exceptional actor, highly experienced, even, dare I say, legendary. Those young actors just starting their careers were very fortunate to have the opportunity to work with him.

[Jafes]

I still miss Alan Rickman.
After all these years?
Always.

[ETfilms]

7:30 will be the scene giving me goosebumps where Harry gets into his rage about Snape killing Dumbledore, and hearing the raw sound footage makes my hair stand on end

[tttITA]

4:12 - My man walked 10 meters up the stairs and they needed three people, trails, a trolley and a bigger-than-me camera moving in a space half-my-bedroom size just to get images of it. It's easy to understand how expensive cinema is by seeing this.

[Ellie-lqnd]

It looks so funny when they cast spells without the effect, they be like:
“Oh yeah, you scared? Look at my stick. Gonna hit you with it. Better run away.”

[roberttyrrell]

I couldn't imagine Snape w/o Rickman. His classical training adds a savoir faire unmatched by any other actor. His kindness on/off set was legendary.
"Its Snape. Its always been Snape." RIP good sir.