ODEON Magazine 107 November/December 2018 | Page 20

Played by: Robbie Coltrane Played by: Emma Watson We’ve had a soft spot for this half-giant since he turned up at the Hut-on-the-Rock, in the middle of the night, in the midst of a howling storm, to give Harry a birthday cake. Aw! “You truly are the brightest witch of your age,” says Sirius Black to Hermione in Prisoner of Azkaban. You won’t hear any arguments from ODEON Mag – she’s extraordinary! Played by: Johnny Depp, Seventy years before Lord Voldemort’s murderous last stand, another dark wizard was making his cruel claim to fame. A former friend of Albus Dumbledore’s, Grindelwald seeks to create an evil new Wizarding Order, one where muggles will suffer greatly. Played by: Rupert Grint We know we’re cheating a bit squeezing our favourite family of redheads into one entry, but where one Weasley goes the others follow. Ron, George, Molly, Fred, etc – we salute you! Played by: Daniel Radcliffe Played by: Matthew Lewis He started out as a figure of fun but cometh the hour, cometh the Longbottom. Like Ron and Hermione, he’s another without whom Harry would have been a goner. A true hero. Ah, Harry Potter. Not only did this fearless young wizard defeat the Dark Lord, he got a generation of kids reading (with a little help from J.K. Rowling). He also made scars, specs and snowy owls cool – long may his legacy continue. Played by: Eddie Redmayne Played by: Katherine Waterston Known to close friends and family as ‘Tina’, this authority- shy Auror put her neck on the line for Newt in the first Fantastic Beasts. And she’s risking it all again in part two. We couldn’t like her more! Newt’s in trouble... again! 20 odeon.co.uk Potterheads were gloom personified when Harry and friends bade farewell – but then Newt came along. This brilliant magizoologist cast his spell on us from the start – and we’ll be rooting for him once again this November. Set a few months after the events of Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, powerful dark wizard Gellert Grindelwald Played by: Alan Rickman “After all this time?” “Always!” For six books/movies, we loved to loathe him. But – fuelled by his deep affection for Harry’s mum Lily – Snape was actually Team Potter all along. has escaped custody (as he forewarned) and – from his new Paris base – sets about gathering pureblood followers for a sinister new