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Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

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Harry’s fourth year at Hogwarts is about to start and he is enjoying the summer vacation with his friends. They get the tickets to The Quidditch World Cup Final but after the match is over, people dressed like Lord Voldemort’s ‘Death Eaters’ set a fire to all the visitors’ tents, coupled with the appearance of Voldemort’s symbol, the ‘Dark Mark’ in the sky, which causes a frenzy across the magical community. That same year, Hogwarts is hosting ‘The Triwizard Tournament’, a magical tournament between three well-known schools of magic : Hogwarts, Beauxbatons and Durmstrang. The contestants have to be above the age of 17, and are chosen by a magical object called Goblet of Fire. On the night of selection, however, the Goblet spews out four names instead of the usual three, with Harry unwittingly being selected as the Fourth Champion. Since the magic cannot be reversed, Harry is forced to go with it and brave three exceedingly difficult tasks. Written by Soumitra

Harry Potter returns to Hogwarts for his fourth year, where the Trizwizard tournament is becoming ready to begin. Students must be over 17 to enter, with the winner receiving eternal glory. Harry can’t enter it this year…or can he. When his name is read out from the Goblet of Fire, everyone assumes that Harry Potter has cheated. Harry insists that he never placed his name in there, with someone else behind it. But Who? Harry must now survive through dragons, sea creatures and a terrifying maze, all before coming face-to-face with a particular dark wizard. Written by Film_Fan

Harry’s fourth summer and the following year at Hogwarts are marked by the Quidditch World Cup and the Triwizard Tournament, in which student representatives from three different wizarding schools compete in a series of increasingly challenging contests. However, Voldemort’s Death Eaters are gaining strength and even creating the Dark Mark giving evidence that the Dark Lord is ready to rise again. In the unsuspecting lives of the young wizard and witches at Hogwarts the competitors are selected by the goblet of fire, which this year makes a very surprising announcement: Hogwarts will have two representatives in the tournament, including Harry Potter! Will Harry be able to rise to the challenge for the Tri Wizard Tournament while keeping up with school or will the challenges along with Voldemort’s rebirth be too much for the young hero? Written by imann

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire takes us deeper into the characters’ minds and the darkness of the Wizarding World. At the Quidditch World Cup, Voldemort’s followers gather and wreak havoc. Then, at Hogwarts, a legendary event takes place. The Triwizard Tournament! The Goblet of Fire judges who gets in and who doesn’t. On the fateful night, three champions are selected. But then the Goblet spits out one other. Harry’s. These two major events point to the return of Lord Voldemort. Dumbledore and the other teachers sense it, but it is inevitable. And Harry is no longer safe at Hogwarts. This fourth installment is the most dramatic, and also the scariest. Let me just say that all does not necessarily end well… Written by Josh Millhouse

	Eric Sykes	…	Frank Bryce
	Timothy Spall	…	Wormtail (Peter Pettigrew)
	David Tennant	…	Barty Crouch Junior
	Daniel Radcliffe	…	Harry Potter
	Emma Watson	…	Hermione Granger
	Rupert Grint	…	Ron Weasley
	Mark Williams	…	Arthur Weasley
	James Phelps	…	Fred Weasley
	Oliver Phelps	…	George Weasley
	Bonnie Wright	…	Ginny Weasley
	Jeff Rawle	…	Amos Diggory
	Robert Pattinson	…	Cedric Diggory
	Jason Isaacs	…	Lucius Malfoy
	Tom Felton	…	Draco Malfoy
	Stanislav Ianevski	…	Viktor Krum
	Robert Hardy	…	Cornelius Fudge
	Philip Rham	…	Death Eater
	Olivia Higginbottom	…	Death Eater
	Ashley Artus	…	Death Eater
	Alex Palmer	…	Death Eater
	Paschal Friel	…	Death Eater
	Richard Rosson	…	Death Eater (as Richard Rosson ‘Rubber Ritchie’)
	Roger Lloyd-Pack	…	Barty Crouch (as Roger Lloyd Pack)
	Sheila Allen	…	Ministry Witch
	Su Elliot	…	Ministry Witch
	Anne Lacy	…	Ministry Witch
	Flip Webster	…	Ministry Witch
	David Sterne	…	Ministry Wizard
	Christopher Whittingham	…	Ministry Wizard
	Liam McKenna	…	Ministry Wizard
	Campbell Graham	…	Ministry Wizard
	Margery Mason	…	Food Trolley Lady
	Katie Leung	…	Cho Chang
	Matthew Lewis	…	Neville Longbottom
	Robbie Coltrane	…	Rubeus Hagrid
	William Melling	…	Nigel
	Michael Gambon	…	Albus Dumbledore
	David Bradley	…	Argus Filch
	Devon Murray	…	Seamus Finnigan
	Afshan Azad	…	Padma Patil
	Warwick Davis	…	Filius Flitwick
	Frances de la Tour	…	Madame Olympe Maxime
	Shefali Chowdhury	…	Parvati Patil
	Angelica Mandy	…	Gabrielle Delacour
	Clémence Poésy	…	Fleur Delacour
	Maggie Smith	…	Minerva McGonagall
	Alan Rickman	…	Severus Snape
	Predrag Bjelac	…	Igor Karkaroff (as Pedja Bjelac)
	Tolga Safer	…	Karkaroff’s Aide
	Brendan Gleeson	…	Professor Alastor ‘MadEye’ Moody
	Alfie Enoch	…	Dean Thomas
	Louis Doyle	…	Ernie MacMillan
	Jamie Waylett	…	Vincent Crabbe
	Josh Herdman	…	Gregory Goyle
	Charlotte Skeoch	…	Hannah Abbott
	Miranda Richardson	…	Rita Skeeter
	Robert Wilfort	…	Photographer
	Gary Oldman	…	Sirius Black
	Tiana Benjamin	…	Angelina Johnson
	Henry Lloyd-Hughes	…	Roger Davies (as Henry Lloyd Hughes)
	Jarvis Cocker	…	Band Lead Singer
	Jonny Greenwood	…	Band Lead Guitar
	Phil Selway	…	Band Drums (as Philip Selway)
	Steve Mackey	…	Band Bass Guitar
	Jason Buckle	…	Band Rhythm Guitar
	Steve Claydon	…	Band Keyboards
	Shirley Henderson	…	Moaning Myrtle
	Alan Watts	…	Assistant Judge
	Ralph Fiennes	…	Lord Voldemort
	Adrian Rawlins	…	James Potter
	Geraldine Somerville	…	Lily Potter
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
	Alex Argenti	…	Wizard (uncredited)
	Jack Bagley	…	Class Member / Ballroom Dancer (uncredited)
	Natalie Hallam	…	Wizard Teacher (uncredited)
	Simpson McKendry	…	Beauxbaton Girl (uncredited)
	Ian Whyte	…	Madame Olympe Maxime (uncredited)

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On the night of selection, however, the Goblet spews out four names instead of the usual three, with Harry unwittingly being selected as the Fourth Champion. Since the magic cannot be reversed, Harry is forced to go with it and brave three exceedingly difficult tasks. Written by Soumitra

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Harry, Ron and Hermione enter their fourth year at Hogwarts. After having a strange dream of the Dark Lord and his Death Eaters, Harry Potter awakes at the Weasleys’ house where they shortly depart for the 422nd Quidditch World Cup. After the match, the camp is attacked by Death Eaters. The three later arrive at Hogwarts, where they find that the magical school will be hosting a legendary event called the Triwizard Tournament, in which one wizard each from two rival schools and Hogwarts will compete in three dangerous tasks. When the schools of Beauxbatons and Durmstrang, the rival schools, arrive, the rules are announced. Meanwhile, Alastor “Mad Eye” Moody arrives at Hogwarts at the request of Dumbledore to be the new Defence Against the Dark Arts teacher. Moody is a very eccentric man, noted for his paranoia and his wildly roaming “mad eye”. People over seventeen who are interested must insert their name into the Goblet of Fire, and those chosen will be the Champions of their respective school. Three champions names come out of the Goblet of Fire, Cedric Diggory from Hogwarts, Viktor Krum from Durmstrang and Fleur Delacour from Beauxbatons, and then the goblet unexpectedly produces a fourth, Harry Potter, although he is an under-age fourth year who never entered. Although Harry insists that he did not enter his name, his selection prompts a certain amount of jealousy and suspicion on part of his fellow students – including Ron, who believes that Harry is attempting to make himself the centre of attention again. This causes a brief period of resentment and estrangement between the two friends (including Ron swearing, telling Harry to piss off!), which is soon healed, however. Dumbledore tells Alastor to keep an eye on Harry, without him knowing it.

The Tournament begins with the first event, in which the four champions must each battle a dragon to retrieve a golden egg. Upon using the Accio spell to summon his broom, he flies out of the arena. The dragon breaks free of its chain and chases Harry through the Hogwarts grounds, where it runs into a stone bridge and falls dead. Harry gets the egg, which, when opened, will reveal a clue about the second task. When Harry opens it, though, only a horrible screeching is heard. They are soon informed of the Yule Ball, a Christmas ball held during the Triwizard Tournament. Ron and Harry find it hard to get dates to the ball, but finally get the Patil twins to join them, while Hermione goes with Viktor Krum, stunning everyone with her suddenly beautiful appearance at the ball. Ron is so jealously enraged at seeing Hermione with Krum (formerly his idol) that he attacks her and accuses her of “fraternizing with the enemy”. The ensuing argument leaves Hermione in tears (in the film version only).

Cedric Diggory, the other Hogwarts champion, informs Harry to submerge the egg in water and open it. There he will hear the clue. Harry does as told in the prefects’ enormous collective bath. The clue mentions that merpeople have taken something of Harry’s and that they must retrieve it from the Black Lake. Just as the three are trying to find a way to breathe underwater, Ron and Hermione are called to McGonagall’s office. Neville tells Harry about gillyweed, which, if eaten, can let you grow webbed hands and feet and gills. During the second task, Harry follows a mermaid to where they have chained Ron, Hermione, Cho Chang, and Fleur’s sister. Cho Chang is retrieved by Cedric, Victor, the Durmstrang champion, takes Hermione. Harry takes both Ron and Fleur’s sister, since she did not show up.

Finally, the third task arrives. A huge maze has been set up, in the center of which is the Triwizard Cup. The first to touch the cup wins the task. Dumbledore allows Harry and Cedric to be lead into the woods first, because they both received first and second place in the previous task. Both Cedric and Harry grab the cup at the same time. The cup, which is actually a portkey, sends the two to a graveyard, where Wormtail appears with a form of Voldemort. Upon command, Wormtail kills Cedric and binds Harry to a tombstone. Wormtail performs a spell over a burning cauldron and drops Voldemort into it. A fully revived Voldemort emerges from it and summons the Death Eaters with the Dark Mark. After explaining to them how he lost his powers to Harry, he duels Harry potter, in which their spells join in a chain. Harry breaks the chain and gets Cedric’s body. After grabbing the cup again, he is transported back to the school where everyone learns that the Dark Lord is back and has killed Cedric. Mad-Eye Moody takes Harry to his office in order to help Harry calm down. Moody suddenly starts to change his appearance when he learns that he has ran out of Polyjuice Potion. Moody tells Harry that it was him who told Hagrid to lead Harry and Cedric into the woods first. Moody also reveals that it was him who told Cedric to open the egg underwater and that he gave Neville the book that led him straight to discovering gillyweed in it. Harry realizes that Moody put his name in the Goblet of Fire and that he bewitched Krum. As Moody is about to kill Harry, Dumbledore, Snape, and McGonagall burst in the room and save Harry. Dumbledore makes Moody admit that he is an imposter and that the real Moody is locked in a chest. The imposter rapidly changes from appearing like Moody to his own appearance, Barty Crouch Jr, a Death Eater working for Voldemort. The tournament ends and the other schools depart.

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Professor Moody: The Goblet of Fire is an exceptionally powerful magical object. Only an exceptionally powerful Confundus charm could have hoodwinked it! Magic way beyond the talents of a fourth year.
Igor Karkaroff: You seem to have given this a fair bit of thought, Mad-Eye!
Professor Moody: It was once my job to think as Dark Wizards do, Karkaroff. Perhaps you remember.
Ron: [discussing inviting dates to the Yule Ball] This is mad! At this rate, we’ll be the only ones in our year without dates! Well, us and Neville.
Harry: [laughing] Yeah, but then again he could take himself.
Hermione: It might interest you to know that Neville’s already got someone.
Ron: What? Now I’m really depressed. Oi, Hermione… you’re a girl.
Hermione: [haughtily] Very well spotted.
Ron: Come with one of us! It’s one thing for a bloke to show up alone, but for a girl it’s just sad.
Hermione: [angrily] I won’t be going alone, because believe it or not, someone’s asked me! And I said yes!
[exits]
Ron: Bloody hell. She’s lying, right?
Harry: If you say so.
Cornelius Fudge: As Minister for Magic, it gives me great pleasure to welcome each and every one of you to the Finals of the 422nd Quidditch World Cup. Let the match begin!
Ron: Oh look, Mum’s sent me something.
[pulls some frilly robes from the package]
Ron: Mum sent me a dress!
Harry: Well, it does match your eyes. Is there a bonnet?
[pulls out more lace]
Harry: Ah ha!
Ron: Nose down, Harry. Ginny, this must be for you.
Ginny: I’m not wearing that, it’s ghastly.
Hermione: [laughing] They’re not for Ginny, they’re for you. Dress robes.
Ron: Dress robes? For what?
Harry: Why do they have to travel in packs? And how are you supposed to get one on their own to ask them?
[Stops in front of a group of girls, hesitates, then continues walking]
Ron: Blimey, Harry. You’ve slayed dragons. If you can’t get a date, who can?
Harry: I think I’d take the dragon now.
Cedric Diggory: I realize I never really thanked you properly for tipping me off about those dragons.
Harry: Forget about it. I’m sure you would’ve done the same for me.
Cedric Diggory: Exactly. You know the Prefects’ bathroom on the fifth floor? It’s not a bad place for a bath. Just take your egg and… mull things over in the hot water.
Hermione: Harry, you told me you’d figured that egg out weeks ago! The task is two days from now!
Harry: [sarcastically] Really? I had no idea. I suppose Viktor’s already figured it out.
Hermione: Wouldn’t know. We don’t actually talk about the tournament. Actually, we don’t really talk at all. Viktor’s more of a physical being.
[Harry laughs and Hermione blushes]
Hermione: I just mean he’s not particularly loquacious. Mostly, he watches me study. It’s a bit annoying, actually. You are trying to figure this egg out, aren’t you?
Harry: What’s that supposed to mean?
Hermione: It just means these tasks are designed to test you. In the most brutal way, they’re almost cruel. And… I’m scared for you. You got by the dragons mostly on nerve. I’m not sure it’s going to be enough this time.
[referring to Professor Moody]
Ron: Brilliant, isn’t he? Completely demented, of course. Terrifying to be in the same room with him. But he’s really been there, you know? He’s looked evil in the eye!
Hermione: [darkly] There’s a reason those curses are unforgivable.
Hermione: Look at this! I can’t believe it, she’s done it again!
[reading from the Daily Prophet]
Hermione: ‘Miss Granger, a plain but ambitious girl, seems to be developing a taste for famous wizards. Her latest pray, sources report, is none other than the Bulgarian bon-bon Viktor Krum. No word yet on how Harry Potter’s taking this latest emotional blow.’
Hermione: Victor’s gone to get drinks. Would you care to join us?
Ron: No, we would not care to join you and *Victor*.
Hermione: What’s got your wand in a knot?
Ron: He’s from Durmstrang! You’re fraternizing with the enemy!
Hermione: The enemy? Who was it wanting his autograph? Besides the whole point of the tournament is international magical cooperation. To make friends!
Ron: I think he’s got a bit more than friendship on his mind. He’s using you.
Hermione: How dare you! Besides, I can take care of myself!
Ron: Doubt it. He’s way too old.
Hermione: What? That’s what you think?
Ron: Yeah, that’s what I think.
Hermione: You know the solution, then, don’t you?
Ron: Go on.
Hermione: Next time there’s a ball pluck up the courage to ask me before someone else does! And not as a last resort!
Ron: Well… that… that’s completely off the point…
[after Harry almost dies in the First Task]
Ron: I reckon you’d have to be barking mad to put your own name in the Goblet of Fire.
Harry: [coldly] Caught on, have you? Took you long enough.
Ron: I wasn’t the only one who thought you’d done it. Everyone was saying it behind your back.
Harry: [sarcastically] Brilliant. That makes me feel loads better.
Ron: At least I warned you about the dragons.
Harry: Hagrid warned me about the dragons.
Ron: No, I did! Don’t you remember? I told Hermione to tell you that Seamus told me that Parvati told Dean that Hagrid was looking for you! Seamus never actually told me anything, so it was really me all along. I thought we’d be alright, you know, after you figured that out.
Harry: Who… who could possibly figure that out? It’s completely mental.
Ron: Yeah… it is, isn’t it. I suppose I was a bit distraught.
Harry: [smiles weakly]
Hermione: [in disbelief] Boys!
[about Krum]
Ron: Ruddy pumpkin head, isn’t he?
Professor Snape: Potter, what’s your hurry? Congratulations. Your performance in the Black Lake was inspiring. Gilllyweed, am I correct?
Harry: Yes sir.
Professor Snape: Ingenious. A rather rare herb, Gillyweed. Not something found in your everyday garden. Nor is this.
[holds up a bottle]
Professor Snape: Know what it is?
Harry: [sarcastically] Bubble juice, sir?
Professor Snape: Veritaserum. Three drops of this and You-Know-Who himself would spill his darkest secrets. The use of it on a student is, regrettably, forbidden. However, should you eve steal from my personal stores again, my hand might just slip over your morning pumpkin juice.
Harry: I haven’t stolen anything.
Professor Snape: Don’t lie to me! Gillyweed may be innocuous, but Boomslang skin? Lacewing flies? You and your little friends are brewing Polyjuice Potion, and believe me; I’m going to find out why!
[shuts the door in Harry's face]
Professor Moody: Alastor Moody. Ex-Auror, Ministry malcontent, and your new Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher. I am here because Dumbledore asked me. End of story, goodbye, the end! Any questions? When it comes to the Dark Arts I believe in a practical approach. But first, which of you can tell me how many Unforgivable Curses there are?
Hermione: Three, sir.
Professor Moody: And they are so named?
Hermione: Because they are unforgivable. The use of any one of them will…
Professor Moody: Earn you a one-way ticket to Azkaban. Correct. The Ministry says you are too young to see what these curses do. I say different! You need to know what you’re up against. You need to be prepared…
[as he turns to the blackboard again, Seamus ducks under his desk]
Professor Moody: You need to find another place to put your chewing gum besides the underside of your desk, Mr. Finnegan!
Seamus: [whispering] No way, the old codger can see out of the back of his head!
Professor Moody: [throws a piece of chalk at him] And hear across classrooms!
Dumbledore: Do you know who I am? Do you?
Professor Moody: Albus Dumbledore.
Dumbledore: Are you Alastor Moody?
Professor Moody: …no.
Professor Moody: What was it like? What was he like?
Harry: Who?
Professor Moody: The Dark Lord. What was it like to stand in his presence?
Harry: …I dunno… It was like I’d fallen into one of my dreams. Into one of my nightmares.
Professor Moody: Were there others? In the graveyard, were there others?
Harry: …I don’t think I said anything about a graveyard, Professor.
Professor Moody: [mocking Hagrid] ‘Marvelous creatures, Dragons, aren’t they’. Do you think that miserable oaf would’ve sent you into the woods if I hadn’t suggested it? Do you think Cedric Diggory would’ve told you to open the egg underwater if I hadn’t told him first myself? Do you think Neville Longbottom, the witless wonder, could’ve provided you with Gillyweed if I hadn’t given him the book that led him strait to it?
Harry: It was you from the beginning! You put my name into the Goblet of Fire! You bewitched Krum!
Professor Moody: You won because I made it so, Potter! You ended up in that graveyard because it was meant to be so! And now the deed is done! The blood that runs in your veins runs within the Dark Lord! Imagine how he will reward me when he learns that I have once and for all silenced the great Harry Potter!
Barty Crouch Junior: I’ll show you mine if you show me yours.
Hermione: Harry? Is that you?
Harry: Yeah.
Hermione: How are you feeling? Ok? The key is to concentrate. After that, you just have to…
Harry: Battle a dragon.
Hermione: [gasps and starts hugging Harry. Then a camera flash breaks them apart]
Rita Skeeter: Young love! How… stirring. If everything goes unfortunately today, you two may even make the front page!
Viktor Krum: You have no business here! This tent is for champions, and friends.
Rita Skeeter: No matter. We got what we wanted.
Voldemort: The Boy-Who-Lived. How lies have fed your legend, Harry! Do you want to know what really happened thirteen years ago? Shall I divulge how I truly lost my powers? It was love. You see, when dear sweet Lily Potter gave her life for her only son, it provided him with the ultimate protection, I could not touch him. It was old magic, something I should have foreseen. But no matter, no matter, things have changed. I CAN TOUCH YOU… NOW!
[He places the pad of his finger on Harry's scar, and Harry immediately screams out in agony]
Voldemort: Astounding what a few drops of your blood will do, eh, Harry?
Harry: [after being Portkeyed away from the maze during the Third Task Harry suddenly realizes where they are] Cedric, we have to get back to the cup. NOW.
Cedric Diggory: What are you talking about?
Harry: [Flames burst beneath a huge stone cauldron as the door to a nearby house opens, revealing someone carrying a blanket-wrapped bundle. Harry drops to his knees, clutching his scar in agony] AAAAAGH!
Cedric Diggory: Harry, what is it?
Harry: Get back to the cup!
Cedric Diggory: [Cedric stands up, wand at the ready to defend both himself and Harry] Who are you, what do you want?
Voldemort: Kill the spare!
Peter Pettigrew: AVADA KEDAVRA!
Harry: NO! CEDRIC!
[Harry can only watch as Cedric is blasted off his feet and hits the ground behind him, dead]
Ron: Do you think we’ll ever just have a quiet year at Hogwarts?
Hermione, Harry: No.
Ron: Yeah, didn’t think so. Oh well, what’s life without a few dragons?
Hermione: Everything’s going to change now, isn’t it?
Harry: Yes.
Hermione: Promise you’ll write this summer, both of you.
Ron: Oh, I won’t. You know I won’t.
Hermione: Harry will, won’t you?
Harry: Yeah, every week.
Hermione: Harry! Are you alright? You must be freezing! Personally, I think you behaved admirably.
Harry: I finished last, Hermione.
Hermione: [kisses him on the top of the head] Next to last. Fleur never got past ‘ze grindylows’!
Neville: Oh my god! I’ve killed Harry Potter!
Ginny: [helping a speechless and queasy looking Ron into the common room] It’s ok, Ron. It’s alright. It doesn’t matter.
Harry: What happened to you?
Ginny: He just asked Fleur Delacour out.
Hermione: What?
Harry: What did she say?
Hermione: No, of course.
[Ron shakes his head in pained embarrassment]
Hermione: She said yes?
Ron: Don’t be silly. There she was, just walking by… you know how I like it when they walk… I couldn’t help it… it just sort of slipped out!
Ginny: Actually, he sort of screamed at her. It was a bit frightening.
Harry: What did you do then?
Ron: What else? I ran for it!
Voldemort: Harry! I’d almost forgotten you were here, standing on the bones of my father. I’d introduce you, but rumor has it you’re almost as famous as me these days.
Neville: Amazing! Amazing!
Harry: Neville, you’re doing it again.
Professor McGonagall: This can’t go on Albus. First the dark mark, now this?
Dumbledore: What do you suggest Minerva?
Professor McGonagall: Put an end to it! Don’t let Potter compete!
Dumbledore: You heard Barty. The rules are clear.
Professor McGonagall: Well the devil with Barty and his rules! And since when did you accommodate the Ministry?
Professor Snape: Headmaster I too find it difficult to believe this mere coincidence, however, if we are to truly discover the meaning of these events, perhaps we should, for the time being, let them unfold.
Professor McGonagall: Do nothing? Offer him up as bait? Potter is a boy! Not a piece of meat!
Dumbledore: I agree with Severus. Alastor, keep an eye on Harry will you?
Professor Moody: I can do that.
Dumbledore: Don’t let him know though, he must be anxious enough as it is, knowing what lies ahead. Then again, we all are.
Ron: [to Arthur Weasly] How far up are we, dad?
Lucius Malfoy: [from below] Well, put it this way. If it rains, you’ll be the first to know.
Voldemort: [looking at Cedric's body] Awww, tsk, tsk, tsk…
[nudges Cedric's face with his foot]
Voldemort: Such a handsome boy.
Harry: Don’t touch him!
Sirius Black: [in his letter] “Harry, I couldn’t risk sending Hedwig. Since the World Cup the Ministry has been intercepting more and more owls, and she’s too easily recognized. We need to talk, Harry, face to face. Meet me in the Gryffindor Common Room at one o’clock, this Saturday night. And make sure you’re alone. Sirius. P.S…?
[the bird bites Harry's hand]
Harry: AH!
Sirius Black: “The bird bites.”
[Professor McGonagall demonstrates a waltz with Ron as her partner]
Professor McGonagall: One-two-three, one-two-three…
Harry: [aside] You’re never gonna let him forget this, are you?
Fred, George: [shaking their heads] Never.
Neville: What’s wrong, Harry? You seem a little tense!
Harry: [through teeth] Do I?
Dumbledore: The Goblet of Fire! Anyone wishing to submit themselves to the tournament need only write their name upon a piece of parchment and throw it in the flame before this hour on Thursday night. Do not do so lightly! If chosen, there’s no turning back. As from this moment, The Triwizard Tournament has begun!
Dumbledore: Eternal glory! That’s what awaits the student who wins The Triwizard Tournament, but to this that student must survive three tasks. Three EXTREMELY DANGEROUS tasks.
Fred, George: Wicked!
Dumbledore: Your attention please. I’d like to say a few words. Eternal Glory. That is what awaits the Student who wins the TriWizard Tournament. But to do this the Student must survive three tasks. Three extremely dangerous tasks. To explain all this we have the Head of the Department of Inernational Magical Cooperation, Mr. Bartemus Crouch…
Hagrid: I take after my mum. Though I didn’t know her very well, she left when I was about three. Broke my dad’s heart, though. You know, he was a tiny little feller, my dad. I could pick him up at the age of six, with one hand, and put him up on the dresser.
[He and Olympe laugh]
Hagrid: He laughed so hard at that! And then he died, about when I started school. So I had to make my own way, so to speak… but enough about me. What about you?
Dumbledore: Well now that we’re all settled in and sorted, I’d like to make an announcement. This castle will not only be your home this year but home to some very special guests as well. You see, Hogwarts has been chosen to host a legendary event: The TriWizard Tournament. The Tournament brings together three schools for a series of magical contests. From each school a single student is selected to compete. Now let me be clear. If chosen, you stand alone. And trust me when I say, these contest are not for the faint-hearted. But more of that later.
Barty Crouch Junior: [casting the Dark Mark into the night sky] Morsmordre!
Hermione: It’s not going to work.
Fred: Oh yeah?
George: Why’s that, Granger?
Hermione: You see this?
[gestures to a glowing circle on the floor]
Hermione: This is an age line. Dumbledore drew it himself.
Fred: So?
Hermione: So a genius like Dumbledore couldn’t possibly be fooled by a dodge as pathetically dim witted as an ageing potion.
Fred: Ah, but that’s why it’s so brilliant!
George: Because it’s so pathetically dim witted.
Professor Moody: What are you going to do about your dragon?
Harry: Oh… um… well, you know, I just thought I’d…
Professor Moody: Listen to me, Potter. Your pal Diggory? By your age he could turn a whistle into a watch and have it sing you the time. Miss Delacour is as much a fairy princess as I am. As for Krum, his head may be filled with sawdust, but Karkaroff’s is not. They’ll have a strategy. And you can bet that it will play to Krum’s strengths. Come on, Potter, what are you strengths?
Harry: I dunno… I can fly, I mean I’m a fair flyer…
Professor Moody: Better than fair the way I heard it.
Harry: But I’m not allowed a broom.
Professor Moody: You’re allowed a wand…
Seamus: It’s not like I *try* to blow things up, exactly, it just sorta happens. You gotta admit though, fire is fascinating.
Voldemort: Don’t you turn your back on me, Harry Potter! I want you to look at me when I kill you! I want to see the light leave your eyes!
Harry: [facing Voldemort] Have it your way!
Voldemort, Harry: [both shouting together] Avada Kedavara!/Expelliarmus!
[after the dragon has run into the teachers stand]
Fred: [yelling] Well done dragon!
Cornelius Fudge: For God’s sake Dumbledore, what’s happened?
Harry: [crying over Cedric's body] He’s back! He’s back! Voldemort’s back! Cedric, he asked me to bring his body back. I couldn’t leave him… not there!
Dumbledore: It’s all right, Harry… it’s all right. He’s home, you both are.
Cornelius Fudge: [Rushing over to Professors Snape and McGonagall] Keep everybody in their seats, a boy has just been killed! The body must be moved, Dumbledore, there are too many people!
Amos Diggory: [Pushing his way frantically through the crowd] Let me through. LET ME THROUGH! Let me through, THAT’S MY SON! That’s my boy!
[He pushes Harry's hands away and leans over Cedric's body, sobbing hysterically]
Amos Diggory: IT’S MY BOY!
Harry: Why are they all standing around that manky old boot?
Harry: Ron, where are we actually going?
Ron: Don’t know…
[to Arthur]
Ron: Hey, Dad! Where are we going?
Arthur Weasley: Haven’t the foggiest! Keep up!
Amos Diggory: Total shambles, as per usual.
Professor Moody: [points to a mirror in his office] That’s my Foe-Glass. Lets me keep an eye on my enemies. When I see the whites of their eyes, it means they’re right behind me.
[a trunk in the office rocks violently, and a low moan comes from inside]
Professor Moody: Wouldn’t even bother to tell you what’s in there, wouldn’t believe me if I did.
[repeated line]
Dumbledore: At the sound of the cannon…
[cannon fires]
Malfoy: Why so tense, Potter? My father and I have a bet, you see. See, I don’t think you’re going to last ten minutes in this tournament. He disagrees. He thinks you won’t last five!
Harry: I don’t give a damn what your father thinks, Malfoy! He’s vile and cruel, and you’re just pathetic!
Harry: You’re being stupid.
Ron: Yeah, that’s me. Ron Weasley, Harry Potter’s stupid friend!
Padma Patil: [to Ron] Don’t you look… dashing.
Cedric Diggory: For a moment there, I thought you were going to let it get me.
Harry: For a moment there, so did I!
James Potter: Harry! When the connection is broken you MUST get to the Portkey. We can linger for a moment to give you some time but only a moment. Do you understand?
Cedric Diggory: Harry. Take my body back, will you? Take my body back to my father.
Lily Potter: Let go. Sweetheart, you’re ready. Let go… LET GO!
[Moody takes a drink from his flask]
Seamus: What do you suppose he’s got there?
Harry: I don’t know, but I don’t think it’s pumpkin juice.
Harry: ‘Come seek us where our voices sound’.
Hermione: The Black Lake, that’s obvious.
Harry: ‘An hour long you’ll have to look’.
Hermione: Again, obvious. Though admittedly potentially problematic…
Harry: Potentially problematic? When was the last time you held your breath underwater for an hour, Hermione?
Dumbledore: No spell can reawaken the dead, Harry. I trust you know that. Dark and difficult times lie ahead. Soon we must all face the choice between what is right and what is easy.
Rita Skeeter: So tell me, Harry. Here you sit, a mere boy of 12…
Harry: – I’m 14…
Rita Skeeter: – about to compete against three students who are not only vastly more emotionally mature than yourself, but who’ve mastered spells that you wouldn’t attempt in your dizziest daydreams. Concerned?
Harry: I dunno, I haven’t really thought about it…
Rita Skeeter: Because you’re no ordinary boy of 12 are you?
Harry: 14.
Rita Skeeter: Your story’s legend. Do you think it was the trauma of your past that made you so keen to enter such a dangerous tournament?
Harry: No, I didn’t enter.
Rita Skeeter: Of course you didn’t.
[winks]
Rita Skeeter: Everyone loves a rebel, Harry. Speaking of your parents, were they alive, how do you think they’d feel? Proud? Or concerned that your attitude shows, at best, a pathological need for attention? The worst psychotic death wish.
[Harry glances at Rita's notes]
Harry: Hey, my eyes aren’t glistening with the ghosts of my past!
Voldemort: My wand, Wormtail.
Harry: Dragons? That’s the first task? You’re joking!
Hagrid: Come on, Harry. They’re seriously misunderstood creatures. Although, I have to admit, that Horntail is a right nasty piece of work. Poor Ron nearly fainted just seeing them, you know.
Harry: Ron was here?
Hagrid: Well sure. His brother Charlie had to bring them over from Romania. Didn’t Ron tell you that?
Harry: No he didn’t. He didn’t tell me a thing.
Ron: [about Hermione] Why do you think she won’t tell us who she’s going to the ball with?
Harry: ‘Cause she knows we’d take the mickey out of her if she did.
Neville: You know, if you’re interested in plants, you should use Goshawk’s Guide To Herbology. There’s someone in Tibet who’s growing gravity resistant trees…
Harry: Neville, no offense, but I really don’t care about plants. Now, if there’s a Tibetan turnip that will help me breathe underwater for an hour, great. But otherwise…
Neville: I don’t know about turnips, but you could always use gillyweed.
Harry: You’re sure about this, Neville?
Neville: Absolutely.
Harry: For an hour?
Neville: Most likely.
Harry: “Most likely?”
Neville: Well, there’s some debate among herbologists about its effectiveness in fresh water as opposed to salt water…
Harry: You’re telling me this *now*?
Ron: What are those?
Harry: My dress robes…
Ron: Well, those’re all right! No lace, no dodgy little collar…
Harry: Well, I expect yours are more traditional…
Ron: Traditional? They’re ancient! I look like my great aunt Tessie!
[takes a sniff in the underarm area]
Ron: I smell like my great Aunt Tessie!
Harry: [in the Prefects' Bathroom, looks at the Golden Egg with trepidation] I must be out of my mind.
[he opens it, and it emits its usual high-pitched squeal before he slams it shut]
Harry: I’m definitely out of my mind.
Moaning Myrtle: I’d try putting it in the water if I were you.
Harry: [startled] Myrtle!
Moaning Myrtle: Hello Harry! Long time no see! I was circling a blocked drain the other day, I could swear I saw a bit of Polyjuice Potion. Not being a bad boy again, are we?
Harry: Polyjuice Potion? Kicked the habit. Myrtle, did you say try putting it in the water?
Moaning Myrtle: That’s what he did, the other boy. The handsome one. Cedric. Well go on, open it.
Harry: [opens the egg underwater]
Voice inside the egg: Come seek us where our voices sound, we cannot sing above the ground. An hour long you’ll have to look to recover what we took.
Harry: Myrtle, there aren’t Merpeople in the Black Lake, are there?
Moaning Myrtle: Oh, very good. It took Cedric ages to riddle it out. Almost all the bubbles were gone…
Barty Crouch Junior: Hello, father!
Barty Crouch: You are no son of mine…
Voldemort: I’m going to kill you, Harry Potter. I’m going to destroy you. After tonight, no one will ever again question my power. After tonight if they speak of you, they’ll only speak of how you begged for death. And how I being a merciful Lord… obliged.
Harry: I didn’t put my name in that cup! I don’t want eternal glory, I just wanna be… look, I don’t know what happened tonight and I don’t know why. It just did.
Harry: In the graveyard, my wand and Voldemort’s sort of… connected.
Dumbledore: Priori Incantatem.
Voldemort: Nagini tells me that the old Muggle caretaker is standing right outside the door. Step aside, Wormtail, so that I can give our guest a proper greeting. Avada Kedavra!
Professor McGonagall: Inside every girl is a swan, waiting to burst out in flight.
Ron: [whispering] Something is about to burst out of Eloise Midgen, but I don’t think it’s a swan.
Harry: I love magic.
Karkaroff’s Aide: May I have your arm?
Parvati Patil: Arm, leg, I’m yours.
[repeated line]
Ron: Bloody hell!
Professor McGonagall: Professor Moody! What are you doing?
Professor Moody: Teaching.
Professor McGonagall: Teach – is that a student?
Professor Moody: Technically it’s a ferret.
Ron: Piss off.
Hermione: Ron, you spoiled everything!
Hermione: Ronald would like me to tell you that Seamus told him that Dean was told by Parvarti that Hagrid’s looking for you.
Harry: Is that right? Well… what?
Hermione: Uh… Dean was told by Parvarti… please don’t ask me to say it again. Hagrid’s looking for you.
Harry: Well you can tell Ronald…
Hermione: I’m not an owl!
Dumbledore: People change in the maze. Oh, find the cup if you can. But be very wary; you could just lose yourselves along the way.
[repeated line]
Parvati Patil, Padma Patil: Hi, Harry!
Sirius Black: I don’t have much time, Harry, so let’s get right to it. Did you or did you not put your name into the Goblet of Fire?
Harry: No!
Sirius Black: Shh. I had to ask. Now tell me about this dream of yours. You mentioned Wormtail and Voldemort, but who was the third man in the room?
Harry: I dunno.
Sirius Black: You didn’t hear a name?
Harry: No. Voldemort was giving him a job to do. Something important.
Sirius Black: And what was that?
Harry: He wants… me. I don’t know why, but he was going to use this man to get to me. But, I mean, it was only a dream, right?
Sirius Black: Yes… it’s just a dream. Look, Harry, the Death Eaters at the world cup; your name rising out of the Goblet of Fire; these are not just coincidences! Hogwarts isn’t safe anymore.
Harry: What are you saying?
Sirius Black: I’m saying the devils are inside the walls. Igor Karkaroff. He was a Death Eater and no one, *no one* stops being a Death Eater. Then there’s Barty Crouch. Heart of stone, sent his own son to Azkaban.
Harry: Do you think one of them put my name in the Goblet?
Sirius Black: I haven’t a clue who put your name in the Goblet, Harry, but whoever did is no friend to you. People die in this tournament.
Harry: I’m not ready for this, Sirius!
Harry: You don’t have a choice
Parvati Patil: [turns around and sees Hermione] She looks beautiful.
Harry: [staring at Cho] Yes, she does.
Dumbledore: Harry, feel free to treat yourself to a licorice snap. But be careful, they’re a wee bit sharp.
Harry: I just wondered if…
[bird squawks loudly in the background]
Harry: Ijustwanderedifmaybeyouwantedtogototheballwithme!
Cho Chang: Sorry, I didn’t catch that.
Harry: I was just wondering if maybe you wanted to go to the ball with me…
Cho Chang: Oh.
[Suddenly looking very uncomfortable]
Cho Chang: Harry, I’m sorry but someone’s already asked me. And well, I’ve, I’ve said I’ll go with him.
Harry: Okay, great, good, fine, great, no problem.
[turns to head into the Owlery]
Cho Chang: Harry! I really am… sorry.
[manages a weak, embarrassed smiled as she descends the staircase]
Dumbledore: Curiosity is not a sin, Harry. However, from time to time, you should exercise caution.
Dumbledore: [to Harry] I never liked these curtains. I set them on fire in my fourth year. Accidentally, of course.
[first lines]
Frank Bryce: Bloody kids!
Voldemort: You’ve been taught how to duel, I presume? First we bow to each other
[Voldemort bows, Harry does not]
Voldemort: Come now, Harry, the niceties must be observed. Dumbledore would not want you to forget your manners. I said, “Bow.”
[uses a curse to make Harry bow]
Professor McGonagall: Now, Mr. Weasley, place your right hand on my waist.
Ron: Where?
Rita Skeeter: This is cozy.
Harry: It’s a broom cupboard.
Rita Skeeter: Well you should feel right at home, then.
Arthur Weasley: Get out of the kitchen, Ron! Everybody’s hungry!
George, Fred: [together] Get out of the kitchen!
Arthur Weasley: [to the twins] Feet off the table!
George, Fred: [together] Feet off the table!
[put feet back on the table]
Professor McGonagall: The house of Godric Gryffindor has commanded the respect of the wizarding world for nearly ten centuries. I will not have you, in one night, besmirching that name by behaving like a babbling, bumbling band of baboons!
Fred: [whispering to George] Try saying that five times fast.
George: [whispering] Babbling, bumbling band of baboons.
Fred: [whispering] Babbling, bumbling band of baboons.
Ron: There’s no one like Krum! He’s like a bird the way he rides the wind! He’s more than an athlete! He’s an artist.
Ginny: I think you’re in love, Ron.
Ron: Shut up!
George: [grabs one of Ron's hands and begins singing] Victor, I love you!
Fred: [grabs Ron's other hand] Victor, I do!
George, Fred, Harry: When we’re apart my heart beats only for you!
Seamus: Blimey! That’s one big woman.
[after getting his kiss from Fleur]
Ron: Merci…
Professor Moody: Stupid ceiling.
Harry: What’s with the flower? Hagrid… have you combed your hair?
Hagrid: ‘S a matter of fact I have. You might want to try the same thing now and again.
Professor McGonagall: Mr. Potter, are you and Miss Patil ready?
Harry: Ready, Professor?
Professor McGonagall: To dance! It’s tradition that the three champions-well in this case four- are the first to dance. Surely I told you?
Harry: No.
Professor McGonagall: Oh, well, now you know.
Malfoy: [after Moody humilates him by turning him into a ferret and bouncing him up and down] My father will hear about this!
Professor Moody: Is that a threat?
[He steps forward, and Malfoy runs around the tree, Moody following]
Professor Moody: Is that a threat? Is that a threat?
[Malfoy flees]
Professor McGonagall: Professor Moody! Professor!
Professor Moody: [yelling after him ] I could tell you stories about your father that would curl even your greasy hair, boy!
Professor McGonagall: Alastor!
Professor Moody: It doesn’t end here!
Professor McGonagall: Alastor, we never use transfiguration as a punishment. Surely Dumbledore told you that?
Professor Moody: He might have mentioned it.
Professor McGonagall: Well then. Do well to remember it!
[She stalks off, and Moody makes a face at her retreating back]
Peter Pettigrew: Bone of the father, unwillingly given.
[adds old bone to cauldron]
Peter Pettigrew: Flesh of the servant, willingly sacrificed.
[cuts off hand which drops into cauldron]
Peter Pettigrew: Blood of the enemy, forcibly taken.
[cuts Harry's arm and adds blood to cauldron]
Peter Pettigrew: The Dark Lord shall rise again!
Dumbledore: Today we acknowledge a really terrible loss. Cedric Diggory was, as you all know, exceptionally hard working, infinitely fair-minded, and most importantly, a fierce, fierce friend. Therefore, I feel you have the right to know exactly how he died. You see, Cedric Diggory was murdered, by Lord Voldemort. The Ministry of Magic does not wish me to tell you this. But not to do so I feel would be an insult to his memory. Now the pain we all feel at this dreadful loss reminds me, and, reminds us, that though we may come from different countries and speak in different tongues, our hearts beat as one. In light of the recent events, the bonds of friendship made this year will be more important than ever. Remember that, and Cedric Diggory will not have died in vain. You remember that, and we’ll celebrate a boy who was kind, and honest, and brave, and true. Right to the very end.
Voldemort: [after the Death Eaters have Apparated to the graveyard] Welcome, my friends. Thirteen years it’s been, and yet, here you stand as if it were only yesterday. I confess myself… disappointed. Not one of you tried to find me…
[running around and angrily ripping masks off several followers]
Voldemort: Crabbe! Macnair! Goyle! Not even you, Lucius.
Lucius Malfoy: [sinking to the ground] My Lord, had I detected any sign… a whisper of your whereabouts…
Voldemort: Oh there were signs, my slippery friend, and more than whispers.
Lucius Malfoy: I assure you, my Lord, I have never renounced the old ways. The face I have been obliged to present since your… absence…
[removes his hood]
Lucius Malfoy: That is my true mask.
Igor Karkaroff: [a highly agitated Karkaroff is following Snape around outside the Yule Ball as Snape patrols through the carriages parked on the grounds] It’s happening again, like before, and soon neither you nor anyone else will be able to deny it.
Professor Snape: I’ve told you already Igor, I see no reason to discuss it.
[notices one carriage that is definitely occupied and blasts the door open with his wand, shooing out the students]
Professor Snape: Lumos! Ten points from Hufflepuff, Fawcett, and the same from Ravenclaw, Stebbins.
Igor Karkaroff: It’s a sign, Severus, you know it is.
Professor Snape: Sorry, I don’t know what you’re talking about.
Igor Karkaroff: Really? Then perhaps you wouldn’t mind rolling up your sleeve them, huh?
[reaches for Snape's left arm, which Snape quickly pulls out of his way]
Igor Karkaroff: You don’t fool me, Severus. You are scared. Admit it!
Professor Snape: I have nothing to be scared of, Igor. Can you say the same?
[the Trio sits around the fireplace in the Gryffindor Common Room, digesting the murder of Barty Crouch, Sr. that has just taken place]
Ron: They’ll cover this up, you watch. Fudge’ll sell his soul before this gets out in the Daily Prophet.
Harry: But why?
Ron: Look, nobody liked Crouch. I know this from my father. Loads of people wanted him dead. But, he was a Ministry Official. It’s not even like he turned up stiff in Knockturn Alley. He was murdered at Hogwarts. This is a big deal.
Hermione: It can’t be coincidence… Harry’s dreams, his scar hurting, the Dark Mark, his name coming out of the Goblet of Fire. Surviving the Tournament isn’t the answer anymore Harry. It’s bigger than this. And I really think you should go to Dumbledore.
Ron: Yeah.
Ron: What do you suppose is on Karkaroff’s arm?
Harry: I dunno.
Hermione: Boomslang skin and Lacewing flies… you’re sure those are the two ingredients Snape mentioned?
Harry: Positive, why?
Hermione: Well, he thinks we’re brewing Polyjuice Potion doesn’t he?
Harry: I don’t care what Snape thinks, I’ve got bigger problems than detention. Something’s coming closer.
[touches his stinging scar]
Harry: I can feel it.
Dumbledore: Hogwarts, let’s entertain our friends in the best way we can, all stand!
[the entire student body stands up as one]
Dumbledore: Maestro, if you will!
[Professor Flitwick and Dumbledore both begin conducting the students as they sing the school song]
Hogwarts student body: ‘Hogwarts, Hogwarts, Hoggy warty Hogwarts, teach us something please. Whether we be old and bald or young with scabby knees. Our heads could do with filling with some interesting stuff, for now they’re bare and full or air, dead flies and bits of fluff!’
[as they are singing, the Durmstrang and Beauxbatons students merely stare, as if they can't believe what they are seeing/hearing]
Barty Crouch: Chinese Fireball! Ooooo!
Arthur Weasley: [after the trio is nearly hit by several Stunning Spells] Stop! That’s my son!
[he runs up to the kids]
Arthur Weasley: Ron, Harry, Hermione are you alright?
Ron: We came back for Harry.
Barty Crouch: [Whipping out his wand and pointing it threateningly between the three kids] Which of you conjured it?
Arthur Weasley: Barty, you can’t be serious…
Barty Crouch: DO NOT LIE! You have been discovered at the scene of the crime!
Harry: Crime?
Arthur Weasley: Barty, they’re just kids.
Harry: What crime?
Hermione: It’s the Dark Mark, Harry. It’s HIS Mark.
Harry: [glances up at the huge skull and snake in the air] Voldemort? Those people, in the masks, they’re his too aren’t they? His followers.
Arthur Weasley: Death Eaters.
Barty Crouch: [to the rest of the Ministry Wizards] Follow me.
Harry: Uh, there was a man, earlier.
[he points in the direction where he saw Crouch, Jr]
Harry: There.
Barty Crouch: All of you, this way!
Arthur Weasley: A man, Harry? Who was he?
Harry: I don’t know. I didn’t see his face.
George: Ready Fred?
Fred: Ready George!
George, Fred: Bottoms up!
[they drink the ageing potion together]
[referring to the mayhem at the World Cup and the Dark Mark]
Hermione: This is horrible! How can the ministry not know who conjured it? Wasn’t there any security?
Ron: Loads, according to Dad. That’s what worries them so much. It happened right under their noses.
Rita Skeeter: What a charismatic quartet! Hello, I’m Rita Skeeter. I write for the daily prophet. But, of course, you know that, don’t you? It’s you we don’t know. You’re the juicy news. What quirks lurk beneath those rosy cheeks? What mysteries do the muscles mask? Does courage lie beneath those curls? In short, what makes a champion tick? Me, myself and I want to know. Not to mention my ravid readers. So, who’s feeling up to sharing? Shall we start with the youngest? Lovely.
Harry: Dragons, that’s the first task. They’ve got one for each of us.
Cedric Diggory: Are you serious? And Fleur and Krum, do they…?
Harry: Yes.
Cedric Diggory: Right. Hey, listen, about the badges. I’ve asked them not to wear them…
Harry: Don’t worry about it.
Harry: You’re a right foul git, you know that?
Ron: You think so?
Harry: I know so!
Ron: Anything else?
Harry: Yeah, stay away from me!
Ron: Fine.
Hermione: Your wand, Harry! Your wand!
Fred: We knew you wouldn’t die, Harry!
George: Might lose a leg.
Fred: Or an arm.
George: But pack it in all together?
Fred, George: Never!
Padma Patil: Is that Hermione Granger with Viktor Krum?
Ron: No. Absolutely not.
Hagrid: I remember when I first met you all. Biggest bunch of misfits I ever set eyes on! You reminded me of myself a little. And here we all are, four years later.
Ron: We’re still a bunch of misfits.
Hagrid: Well maybe. But you’ve all got each other. And Harry of course, soon to be THE YOUNGEST TRI-WIZARD CHAMPION THERE’S EVER BEEN! HOORAY!
Professor Moody: So, what curse shall we see first? Weasley!
Ron: [scared] Yes?
Professor Moody: Stand!
[Ron does]
Professor Moody: Give us a curse.
Ron: Well… my dad did tell me about one. The Imperius Curse?
Professor Moody: Oh, yeah, your dad would know all about that one. Gave the Ministry a lot of trouble at one time. Perhaps this will show you why.
[opens a jar full of spiders and picks one out]
Professor Moody: Hello, my little beauty! Engorgio.
[the spider grows to a huge size]
Professor Moody: Imperio!
[the spider begins hopping around the room, onto student's clothes, faces, etc. Everyone starts laughing]
Professor Moody: Don’t worry, she’s completely harmless! If she bites… she’s lethal!
[laughs with everyone]
Professor Moody: Talented, isn’t she? What shall I have her do next? Jump out the window?
[the spider jumps toward the window, which is closed, and slams into the glass. Everyone stops laughing at once]
Professor Moody: Drown herself?
[the spider jumps to a pail of water and poises on the rim, ready to dive. Then he brings her back to his arms]
Professor Moody: Scores of wizards and witches claimed that they only did You-Know-Who’s bidding under the effects of the Imperius Curse. But here’s the rub… how do we sort out the liars?
[Moody walks to Hermione's desk and places the spider in front of her]
Professor Moody: Perhaps you’d like to give us the last curse, Miss Granger?
[tears swimming in her eyes, Hermione shakes her head vigorously]
Professor Moody: No?
[pause]
Professor Moody: AVADA KEDAVRA!
[with a flash of green light, the spider lets out one final squeak, then stops moving. Hermione cannot even look]
Professor Moody: The Killing Curse. Only one wizard is known to have survived it. And he’s sitting in this room.
[he stands in front of Harry]
Dumbledore: Send a message to Azkaban. I think they’ll find they’re missing a prisoner.
Barty Crouch Junior: [gloating] I’ll be welcomed back like a hero!
Dumbledore: Perhaps. Personally, I’ve never had much time for heroes.
Professor Moody: Let’s have another curse. C’mon, c’mon.
[Neville's hand slowly goes up, and Moody calls on him]
Professor Moody: Longbottom, isn’t it? Professor Sprout tells me you have an aptitude for Herbology.
Neville: Th-there’s um… the Cruciatus Curse.
Professor Moody: Correct! Correct! Particularly nasty.
[he leads Neville up to his desk and puts the spider down in front of him]
Professor Moody: The torture curse. CRUCIO!
[the spider begins to squeak and writhe in pain. Neville flinches, almost unable to watch as the spider continues to curl itself up in agony]
Hermione: Stop it! Can’t you see it’s bothering him? STOP IT!
[Moody lifts the curse, and again palms the spider. Neville is left standing at the desk, looking shell-shocked]
George: Three People will go down…
Fred: But will three come up?
Ginny: Why do have to be so mean?
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Produced by
David Barron	….	executive producer
Chris Carreras	….	associate producer
David Heyman	….	producer
Peter MacDonald	….	co-producer
Lorne Orleans	….	producer (IMAX version)
Tanya Seghatchian	….	executive producer
John Trehy	….	associate producer

Original Music by
Patrick Doyle

Cinematography by
Roger Pratt		(director of photography)

Film Editing by
Mick Audsley

Casting by
Mary Selway
Fiona Weir

Production Design by
Stuart Craig

Art Direction by
Andrew Ackland-Snow		(senior art director)
Mark Bartholomew
Alastair Bullock		(as Al Bullock)
Alan Gilmore
Neil Lamont		(supervising art director)
Gary Tomkins
Alexandra Walker

Set Decoration by
Stephanie McMillan		(as Stephenie McMillan)

Costume Design by
Jany Temime

Makeup Department
Mark Coulier	….	key prosthetic makeup artist
Nick Dudman	….	creature & makeup effects designer
Eithne Fennel	….	chief hair designer (as Eithne Fennell)
Eithne Fennel	….	chief hair stylist (as Eithne Fennell)
Andrea Finch	….	hair stylist: second unit
Betty Glasow	….	hair stylist
Jenny Harling	….	hair stylist
Shaune Harrison	….	key prosthetic makeup artist
Teresa Hinton	….	hairdresser
Belinda Hodson	….	makeup artist
Jan Jamison	….	hair stylist
Amanda Knight	….	makeup designer
John Lambert	….	makeup effects buyer
Clare Le Vesconte	….	chief makeup artist
Elizabeth Lewis	….	hair coordinator
Elizabeth Lewis	….	makeup coordinator
Kristyan Mallett	….	foam & silicon technician (as Krystian Mallett)
Sharon Nicholas	….	makeup artist
Lyn Nicholson	….	creature effects coordinator
Lyn Nicholson	….	makeup effects coordinator
Alex Rouse	….	wig maker
Norma Webb	….	makeup artist: second unit
Amy Byrne	….	hair trainee (uncredited)
Sarah Downes	….	makeup dailies (uncredited)
Michael Krehl	….	makeup artist (uncredited)
Adrian Rigby	….	prosthetic makeup assistant (uncredited)
Jemma Scott-Knox-Gore	….	contact lens technician (uncredited)
Ailie Smith	….	makeup artist (uncredited)

Production Management
David Carrigan	….	production manager
Tim Lewis	….	unit production manager
Russell Lodge	….	production manager: second unit
Jessie Thiele	….	post-production supervisor

Art Department
Wayne D. Barlowe	….	conceptual artist (as Wayne Barlowe)
Celia Barnett	….	specialist researcher
Jim Barr	….	prop modeller
Andrew Bennett	….	art department assistant
Hannah Biggs	….	prop modeller
Graham Blinco	….	hod stagehand
Pierre Bohanna	….	supervising modeller
Adam Brockbank	….	creature designer
Paul Burgess	….	dressing propman
Oliver Carroll	….	art department assistant
Paul Catling	….	creature designer
Bruce Cheesman	….	chargehand stand-by propman: second unit
Paul Cheesman	….	property storeman
Jane Clark	….	storyboard artist
Matt Cooke	….	dressing propman
Stan Cook	….	dressing propman
Bryn Court	….	head sculptor
Julia Dehoff	….	draughtsman
Ben Dennett	….	conceptual artist
Andy Evans	….	head construction electrician
Martin Foley	….	stand-by art director
John Fox	….	chargehand dressing propman
Pip Fox	….	stand-by propman: second unit
Paul Freeth	….	construction stand-by
Daniel Handley	….	drapesman
Gary Handley	….	drapesmaster
Rosie Hardwick	….	assistant art director
Brian Hartnoll	….	construction stand-by
Gary Hayes	….	construction buyer (as Garry Hayes)
Paul J. Hayes	….	construction manager (as Paul Hayes)
Steve Hedinger	….	head decor and lettering artist
Kevin Herbert	….	dressing propman
Sean Higgins	….	construction stand-by
Christian Huband	….	assistant art director
Geoffrey Huband	….	conceptual artist
Molly Hughes	….	draughtsman
Gary Ixer	….	stand-by propman
Jodie Jackman	….	art department coordinator
Jonathan Jackson	….	prop modeller
Jessie Jones	….	drapery supervisor
Gary Jopling	….	junior draughtsman
Nicky Kaill	….	scenic artist
Matthew Kerly	….	art department assistant
John Kirsop	….	hod carpenter
Paul ‘Spike’ Knight	….	prop modeller
Eduardo Lima	….	graphic artist
Steve Lowen	….	construction stand-by
Tom Lowen	….	construction stand-by (as Tommy Lowen)
Chris Lunney	….	archivist
Catriona Maccann	….	junior modeler
Peter Mann	….	construction stand-by
Francis Martin	….	decor & lettering artist
Iain McCaig	….	conceptual artist
Ginger McCarthy	….	hod rigger
Christian McDonald	….	chargehand dressing propman
Stuart Meridew	….	prop manufacturing buyer
Micky Mills	….	chargehand dressing propman
Miraphora Mina	….	props concept artist (as Miraphora Caruso)
Ian Murphy	….	construction stand-by
Kevin Nugent	….	head metal worker
Gerry O’Connor	….	dressing propman
Nick Pelham	….	storyboard artist
Amanda Pettett	….	construction coordinator
Denis Rich	….	storyboard artist
Oliver Roberts	….	art department assistant
Steven Sallybanks	….	scenic artist (as Steve Sallybanks)
Lee Sandales	….	co-set decorator
Robin Schoonraad	….	prop modeller (as Robin Schoonaraad)
Christian Short	….	chargehand dressing propman
Nicola Short	….	construction coordinator
Tamazin Simmonds	….	assistant production buyer
Andy Skipsey	….	dressing propman
James Skipsey	….	dressing propman (as Jim Skipsey)
William Stickley	….	construction stand-by (as Will Stickley)
Tom Still	….	assistant art director
Deborah Stokely	….	production buyer
Hattie Storey	….	junior draughtsman
Stephen Swain	….	stand-by art director
Paul Taggart	….	hod plasterer
Claudine Thomas	….	junior draughtsman
Emma Vane	….	draughtsman
Matt Walker	….	scenic artist
John Weller	….	modelling coordinator
Robert Weller	….	construction stand-by (as Rob Weller)
David Wescott	….	assistant construction manager
Paul Wescott	….	hod painter
Michael Westcott	….	construction stand-by
Barry Wilkinson	….	property master
Ben Wilkinson	….	chargehand dressing propman
Jamie Wilkinson	….	assistant property master
Simon Wilkinson	….	supervising chargehand stand-by propman
Marcus Williams	….	head scenic artist
Andrew Williamson	….	conceptual artist
Ruth Winick	….	junior draughtsman
Tiffany Woods	….	prop modeller
Steve Wotherspoon	….	junior modeler
Tony Wright	….	storyboard artist
Simon Aronson	….	propmaker (uncredited)
Will Ayres	….	props (uncredited)
Gary Dawson	….	dressing props (uncredited)
Sylvain Despretz	….	storyboard artist (uncredited)
Mary Grandpré	….	artist (uncredited)
Shane Harford	….	dressing props (uncredited)
Caroline McFarlane-Watts	….	model maker (uncredited)
Dennis Murray	….	plasterer (uncredited)
Ethan J. Platt	….	assistant property master (uncredited)
Dermot Power	….	conceptual artist (uncredited)
Daniel Thompson	….	carpenter (uncredited)
Agatha Whitechapel	….	props (uncredited)
Simon Wilkinson	….	stand-by property master (uncredited)

Sound Department
Sam Auguste	….	additional dialogue editor
Nicolas Becker	….	foley artist
Tim Blackham	….	sound mixer: second unit
Peter Burgis	….	foley artist
John Casali	….	boom operator
Doug Cooper	….	sound mix technician
Vincent Cosson	….	sound mix technician
David Crozier	….	production sound mixer
Andie Derrick	….	foley artist
Phillip Mark Freudenfeld	….	sound studio technician (as Phil Freudenfeld)
Steve Hancock	….	sound studio technician
Nigel Heath	….	foley mixer
Tom Johnson	….	sound re-recording mixer
Alex Joseph	….	foley editor
Andy Kennedy	….	sound effects editor
Daniel Laurie	….	adr editor (as Dan Laurie)
Dennis Leonard	….	supervising sound editor
Jerome McCann	….	sound assistant
Chris Murphy	….	sound assistant
Douglas Murray	….	sound effects editor
Gemma Nicholson	….	assistant sound editor (as Gemma Stansfield)
Jon Olive	….	additional sound effects editor
Barney Pratt	….	assistant sound editor
Mike Prestwood Smith	….	sound re-recording mixer
John Samworth	….	boom operator: second unit
Bjorn Ole Schroeder	….	dialogue editor (as Bjørn Ole Schroeder)
Daniel Stevens	….	sound assistant (as Dan Stevens)
Randy Thom	….	sound designer
Randy Thom	….	supervising sound editor
Don Brown	….	sound recordist: second unit (uncredited)
Colin Cooper	….	adr mixer (uncredited)
Robert Edwards	….	adr recordist (uncredited)
Will Files	….	assistant sound designer (uncredited)
Nick Foley	….	adr recordist (uncredited)
Philip Jenkins	….	studio assistant (uncredited)
Jon Olive	….	adr recordist (uncredited)
Jamie Roden	….	adr mixer (uncredited)
Ted Swanscott	….	adr mixer (uncredited)
Michael Wabro	….	foreign mix supervision (uncredited)
Poppy Watson	….	sound trainee (uncredited)

Special Effects by
Adam Aldridge	….	special effects technician
Phil Ashton	….	animatronic model designer
Peter Aston	….	special effects buyer
Ritchie Baker	….	special effects technician
Chris Barton	….	supervising animatronic designer
James Bernardinis	….	mold maker (as Jimmy Bernardinis)
Ian Biggs	….	special effects senior technician: second unit
Nigel Brackley	….	special effects supervising engineer
Terry Bridle	….	special effects senior technician
Mark Bullimore	….	special effects supervising engineer
Jan Burns	….	animatronic model designer (as Janet Burns)
Trevor Butterfield	….	special effects senior technician
Mel Coleman	….	mold maker
John Cramman	….	special effects technician
Tracey Curtis	….	senior modeller
Demi Demetriou	….	special effects technician
Bill Dennis	….	mold maker
Matthew Denton	….	performance systems supervisor (as Matt Denton)
Nick Dudman	….	creature effects designer
Michael Durkan	….	special effects supervising engineer (as Mike Durkan)
Ronnie Durkan	….	special effects technician
Malcolm Evans	….	animatronic model designer
Luke Fisher	….	sculptor
Chris Fitzgerald	….	sculptor (as Christopher Fitzgerald)
Catherine H. Flemming	….	animatronic model designer (as Catherine Flemming)
Barry Fowler	….	mold making supervisor
Martin Fowler	….	mold maker (as Martyn Fowler)
Adrian Getley	….	senior modeller
Chris Giles	….	special effects technician
Barrie Gower	….	animatronic model designer
Chris Greenwood	….	mold maker
Frank Guiney	….	special effects senior technician
Lotta Haggqvist	….	fabricator
Tamzine Hanks	….	animatronic model designer
Matthew Harlow	….	special effects technician (as Matt Harlow)
Simon Hewitt	….	special effects senior technician
Kate Hill	….	sculptor
Andrea Hochgatterer-Kowland	….	animatronic model designer (as Andrea Hochgatterer)
Andy Hunt	….	sculptor
David Hunter	….	special effects supervising engineer
Jamie Iovino	….	mold maker (as Jamie Lovino)
Colin Jackman	….	sculptor
Martin Jago	….	animatronic model designer
Abbie Jones	….	animatronic model designer
Mark Jones	….	animatronic model designer
Valerie Jones	….	key animatronic designer
Nick Joscylene	….	special effects technician: second unit (as Nick Joscelyne)
Chris Kearney	….	mold maker
Tacy Kneale	….	key animatronic designer
John Lambert	….	creature effects buyer
Joshua Lee	….	animatronic model designer
Jeremy Lovett	….	special effects senior technician (as Jem Lovett)
Stephen Lowen	….	mold maker (as Steven Lowen)
Raj Mariathason	….	mold maker (as Raj Mariathasan)
Waldo Mason	….	sculptor
Holly McNabb	….	foam & silicon technician
Noah Meddings	….	special effects technician: second unit
Digby Milner	….	special effects senior technician
Brian Morrison	….	special effects supervising engineer
Luke Murphy	….	special effects senior technician: second unit
Stephen Murphy	….	animatronic model designer
Elizabeth Murray	….	fabrication supervisor
Julian Murray	….	supervising sculptor
Martin Neill	….	special effects floor supervisor: second unit
John Nolan	….	animatronic model designer
Richard Northcroft	….	sculptor (as Rick Northcroft)
Tracy O’Brien	….	animatronic model designer
Alan Perez	….	wire effects technician
Lee Phelan	….	special effects technician
Ben Philips	….	special effects technician (as Ben Phillips)
Peter Pickering	….	special effects senior technician (as Pete Pickering)
John Pilgrim	….	special effects technician
Anton Prickett	….	special effects senior technician
John Richardson	….	special effects supervisor
Marcus Richardson	….	special effects technician
Rosie Richardson	….	special effects coordinator
Andy Roberts	….	animatronic model designer
Phil Ross	….	animatronic model designer
Jim Sandys	….	animatronic model designer (as James Sandys)
Charlene Sant	….	fabricator
Dan Scott	….	sculptor
Joe Scott	….	animatronic model designer
Terry Sibley	….	mold maker
Tamzin Smythe	….	mold maker (as Tamzin Smyth)
Diane Staniforth	….	animatronic model designer (as Diane Nicholson)
Paul Stephenson	….	special effects workshop supervisor
Guy Stevens	….	supervising animatronic designer
Phoebe Tait	….	special effects technician
Paul Taylor	….	special effects senior technician
Dominic Tuohy	….	special effects first floor supervisor
Livia Turco	….	sculptor
Jennifer Walker	….	key animatronic designer
David Watson	….	special effects senior technician (as Dave Watson)
Kevin Welch	….	wire effects coordinator
Andy Weller	….	wire effects technician
Kevin Westcott	….	special effects technician (as Kevin Wescott)
Paul Whybrow	….	special effects senior technician
Simon Williams	….	animatronic model designer
Helen Wilson	….	mold maker
Keith O. Wilson	….	mold maker (as Keith Wilson)
Dan Woodley	….	sculptor
Matt Wood	….	special effects technician
Steve Wright	….	animatronic model designer
Benjamin M. Esterson	….	special effects technician (uncredited)
Martin Jago	….	puppeteer (uncredited)
Matthew Roberts	….	special effects technician (uncredited)
Amanda Ward	….	mold maker (uncredited)

Visual Effects by
Aurelia Abate	….	visual effects: BUF (as Aurélia Abate)
Steve Adamson	….	miniature crew: Cinesite
Alia Agha	….	matchmove lead: ILM
Ben Aickin	….	compositor: Framestore-CFC
Andrew Ainscow	….	miniature crew: Cinesite
Nicolas Aithadi	….	supervisor: MPC
Tim Alexander	….	visual effects supervisor: ILM
Paul Alexiou	….	visual effects producer: MPC
Rob Allman	….	CG sequence supervisor: Framestore-CFC
Shadi Almassizadeh	….	visual effects: The Orphanage (as Farshad Shadi Almassizadeh)
Johnny Alves	….	visual effects: BUF
Christoph Ammann	….	CG lighting artist: Framestore-CFC
Nicholas Anastassiou	….	visual effects editor: ILM (as Nic Anastassiou)
Florent Andorra	….	visual effects: BUF
Stephen Aplin	….	animator: ILM (as Steve Aplin)
David Armitage	….	animator: effects and lighting artist, MPC
Joakim Arnesson	….	lead digital artist: ILM
Joe Arnold	….	3D digital artist: Cinesite
Jaume Arteman	….	2D digital artist: Cinesite
Rosie Ashforth	….	animator: Framestore CFC
Oliver Atherton	….	visual effects: Double Negative
David Aulds	….	rotoscope artist: Framestore-CFC
Sergio Ayrosa	….	compositor: MPC (as Sergio Aryosa)
Trang Bach	….	rotoscope artist: ILM
Henry Badgett	….	compositor: MPC
Lance Baetkey	….	rotoscoping lead: ILM
Kevin Baillie	….	visual effects: The Orphanage
Richard Baker	….	compositor: Framestore-CFC
Felix Balbas	….	character rigging supervisor: Framestore-CFC
Chris Balog	….	technical support: ILM (as Christopher Balog)
Michael Balog	….	digital artist: ILM
Margaret Barber	….	compositor: MPC
Craig Bardsley	….	animator: Framestore CFC
Giacomo Bargellesi	….	compositor: Framestore-CFC
Reuben Barkataki	….	roto/prep artist
Daniel Barrow	….	visual effects production manager (as Dan Barrow)
Sebastien Beaulieu	….	3D digital artist: Cinesite
Pete Bebb	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Xavier Bec	….	visual effects: BUF
Lizi Bedford	….	visual effects coordinator: Framestore CFC
Paul Beilby	….	CG lighting artist: Framestore-CFC
Matthew Bell	….	character rigger: Framestore-CFC
Michael Bell	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Laurent Benhamo	….	animator: Framestore CFC
Sara Bennett	….	compositor: Framestore-CFC
Stephen Bennett	….	rotoscope artist: Framestore-CFC
James Benson	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Hege Berg	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Eric Bermender	….	technical support: ILM
Nicolas Bernard	….	visual effects: BUF
Rodrigo Bernardo	….	technical support: Framestore-CFC
Christophe Bernaud	….	CG lighting artist: Framestore-CFC
Niki Bern	….	compositor: Framestore-CFC
Carl Bianco	….	CG lighting artist: Framestore-CFC
Nic Birmingham	….	animator: effects and lighting artist, MPC
Ari Blenkhorn	….	software development: ILM
Brendan Body	….	animator: Framestore CFC
Roger Bolton	….	compositor: MPC
Jon Bowen	….	visual effects: Double Negative (as Jonathan Bowen)
Vanessa Boyce	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Dameon Boyle	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Timothy Brakensiek	….	digital artist: ILM
Paul Brannan	….	animator: effects and lighting artist, MPC
Jessica Braun	….	animator: effects and lighting artist, MPC
Nicola Brodie	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Steve Brooke Smith	….	miniature crew: Cinesite
Jill Brooks	….	visual effects producer: ILM
Jason Brown	….	digital artist: ILM
Tripp Brown	….	digital artist: ILM
Ken Bryan	….	CG modelling supervisor: ILM
Daire Bryne	….	technical support: Framestore-CFC (as Daire Byrne)
Andrew Bull	….	miniature crew: Cinesite (as Andy Bull)
David Bullock	….	software development: ILM
Simon Bunker	….	3D digital artist: Cinesite
Simon Burchell	….	previsualization editor
Tim Burke	….	additional visual effects supervisor
Kevin Campbell	….	3D digital artist: Cinesite
Paul Campbell	….	technical support: ILM
Mario Capellari	….	digital artist: ILM
Jordi Cardus	….	animator: effects and lighting artist, MPC
Simon Carlile	….	technical support: Framestore-CFC
Tami Carter	….	digital artist: ILM
Federico Cascinelli	….	animator: Framestore CFC
Joe Ceballos	….	matte painter: ILM
Stephane Ceretti	….	visual effects: BUF (as Stéphane Ceretti)
Lawrence Chandler	….	previsualization artist: ILM (as Larry Chandler)
Kai Chang	….	technical support: ILM
Fred Chapman	….	CG modeller & character rigging: MPC
Simon Cheung	….	CG modeller: ILM
Ian Christie	….	digital artist: ILM
Evangelos Christopoulos	….	animator: effects and lighting artist, MPC (as Evan Christopoulos)
Paul Churchill	….	digital artist: ILM
Richard Clarke	….	visual effects supervisor: Double Negative
Tony Clark	….	visual effects: Rising Sun Pictures
Emily Cobb	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Isabel Cody	….	animator: effects and lighting artist, MPC
Debra Coleman	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Hayley Collins	….	matchmove and rotoscoping: MPC
Ian Comley	….	technical support: Framestore-CFC
Ryan Cook	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Dennis Cooper	….	visual effects: The Orphanage
Ian Cope	….	visual effects: Rising Sun Pictures
Theresa Corrao	….	visual effects producer (as Theresa R. Corrao)
Alexandra Coxon	….	miniature crew: Cinesite
Brenda Coxon	….	model unit producer: Cinesite
Catherine Craig	….	texture artist: ILM
Alastair Crawford	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Julie Creighton	….	visual effects coordinator: ILM
Tim Crosbie	….	visual effects: Rising Sun Pictures
Ciaran Crowley	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Darren Cullis	….	previsualization artist
Tiffany Cullum	….	technical support: Cinesite
Alex Cumming	….	technical support: Framestore-CFC
Mark Curtis	….	compositor: MPC
Mike Cusack	….	animator: effects and lighting artist, MPC
Matthew D’Angibau	….	miniature crew: Cinesite (as Matthew d’Angibau)
Sean Danischevsky	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Philipp Danner	….	compositor: MPC
Emanuele D’Arrigo	….	animator: effects and lighting artist, MPC
Haslina Dasley	….	animator: effects and lighting artist, MPC
Lorelei David	….	technical support: ILM
Scott David	….	digital artist: ILM
Giles Davies	….	matchmove and rotoscoping: MPC
Nicholas J. Davis	….	miniature crew: Cinesite
Virginie Degorgue	….	texture artist: Framestore-CFC
Max Dennison	….	2D digital artist: Cinesite
Natasha Devaud	….	digital artist: ILM
Stephane Deverly	….	CG lighting artist: Framestore-CFC (as Stéphane Deverly)
Keith Devlin	….	2D digital artist: Cinesite
Adrian De Wet	….	compositing supervisor: FrameStore-CFC (as Adrian de Wet)
Caine Dickinson	….	supervisor: MPC
Candace Di Talamo	….	animator: effects and lighting artist, MPC
Richard Diver	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Ferran Domenech	….	supervisor: MPC
Jennifer Sorem Dowell	….	software development: ILM (as Jennifer Suter)
Sarah Dowland	….	visual effects producer: Framestore-CFC
Peter Doyle	….	supervising digital colourist
Lecia Drysdale	….	technical support: Framestore-CFC
Laura Dubsky	….	digital scanning and recording: Cinesite
Richard Ducker	….	digital artist: ILM
Bob Dunbar	….	miniature crew: Cinesite
Robert Duncan	….	compositor: Framestore-CFC (as Rob Duncan)
Robert Duncan	….	miniature crew: Cinesite (as Rob Duncan)
Wayde Duncan-Smith	….	character rigger: Framestore-CFC
Jody Echegaray	….	visual effects: The Orphanage
Areito Echevarria	….	compositing supervisor: FrameStore-CFC
Selwyn Eddy	….	matchmover: ILM (as Selwyn Eddy III)
Clwyd Edwards	….	supervisor: MPC
Laurens Ehrmann	….	visual effects: BUF
Michael Bruce Ellis	….	visual effects: Double Negative (as Mike Ellis)
Stuart M. Ellis	….	animator: Framestore CFC (as Stuart Ellis)
Nick Epstein	….	CG lighting artist: Framestore-CFC
James D. Etherington	….	visual effects: Double Negative (as James Etherington)
Joe Eveleigh	….	animator: effects and lighting artist, MPC
Michele Fabbro	….	CG lighting artist: Framestore-CFC
Oliver Faldo	….	2D digital artist: Cinesite
Nathan Fariss	….	visual effects: The Orphanage
James Farrington	….	animator: Framestore CFC
Conny Fauser	….	digital artist: ILM
Jonathan Fawkner	….	compositor: Framestore-CFC
Dan Feinstein	….	rotoscope artist: ILM
Ian Fellows	….	compositor: Framestore-CFC
Marco Fiorani Parenzi	….	compositor: MPC
Nathan Fleming	….	technical support: ILM
Niall Flinn	….	animator: effects and lighting artist, MPC
Lianne Forbes	….	matchmover: Framestore-CFC
Christian Foucher	….	digital artist: ILM
Evan Fraser	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Simon French	….	matchmove and rotoscoping: MPC
Simon French	….	matchmover: Framestore-CFC
Ian Frost	….	CG lighting artist: Framestore-CFC
Pawl Fulker	….	supervising previsualisation artist
Joe Fulmer	….	model stage crew: ILM
Leslie Fulton	….	animator: ILM
James Furlong	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Martin Gabriel	….	visual effects producer: Cinesite
William Gammon	….	visual effects: Rising Sun Pictures
Jason Geiger	….	technical support: ILM
Willi Geiger	….	digital artist: ILM
Mikael Genachte-Lebail	….	visual effects: BUF (as Mikael Genachte-Le Bail)
Angela Giannoni	….	digital artist: ILM
Rohit Gill	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Matthew Glen	….	visual effects editor
Julian Gnass	….	compositor: MPC
Steve Godfrey	….	miniature crew: Cinesite
Sally Goldberg	….	3D digital artist: Cinesite
Ben Goldschmied	….	miniature crew: Cinesite
Richard Gomes	….	animator: effects and lighting artist, MPC
Lisa Gonzalez	….	matchmove and rotoscoping: MPC
Maria Goodale	….	matchmover: ILM
Tom Goodenough	….	animator: effects and lighting artist, MPC
Kyle Goodsell	….	visual effects: Rising Sun Pictures
David Gordon	….	CG lighting artist: Framestore-CFC
Adrian Graham	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Gavin Graham	….	visual effects: Double Negative
José Granell	….	model unit supervisor: Cinesite
Maria Granell	….	miniature crew: Cinesite
Miguel Granell	….	miniature crew: Cinesite
David M. Gray	….	visual effects coordinator: ILM (as David Gray)
Elysia Greening	….	matchmove and rotoscoping: MPC
Ronnie Green	….	miniature crew: Cinesite
Gavin Gregory	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Bryant Terrell Griffin	….	matte painter: ILM (as Bryant Griffin)
Pablo Grillo	….	animation supervisor: Framestore CFC
Pawel Grochola	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Jessica Groom	….	matchmove and rotoscoping: MPC
Branko Grujcic	….	digital artist: ILM
Ummi Gudjonsson	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Indira Guerrieri	….	digital artist: ILM
Alex Guri	….	compositor: MPC
Frederique Gyuran	….	visual effects: BUF (as Frédérique Gyuran)
Giles Hancock	….	matte painting supervisor: ILM
David Hanks	….	matchmover: ILM (as Dave Hanks)
Nicholas Hannah	….	visual effects: Rising Sun Pictures
Tony Hannington	….	miniature crew: Cinesite
Qian Han	….	matchmove and rotoscoping: MPC
John Hansen	….	digital artist: ILM
Pete Hanson	….	visual effects: Double Negative
John Hardwick	….	compositor: Framestore-CFC
Bruce Harris	….	compositor: MPC
Kit Harrison	….	miniature crew: Cinesite
Jeremy Hattingh	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Jack Haye	….	co-modeller: ILM
James Healy	….	animator: effects and lighting artist, MPC
Robert Hemmings	….	animator: Framestore CFC
Matthew Hendershot	….	visual effects: The Orphanage
Charley Henley	….	supervisor: MPC
Sandro Henriques	….	2D digital artist: Cinesite
Guillaume Herent	….	animator: Framestore CFC
Geoff Heron	….	senior special effects technician: ILM
Alex Hessler	….	technical support: Framestore-CFC
Sean Heuston	….	compositor: MPC
Grant Hewlett	….	3D digital artist: Cinesite
Jeremy Hey	….	matchmove and rotoscoping: MPC
Frederic Heymans	….	matchmover: Framestore-CFC (as Frederic Haymans)
Shawn Hillier	….	digital artist: ILM
David Hisanaga	….	digital artist: ILM
Charity Hobbs-Wood	….	miniature crew: Cinesite
Mark Hodgkins	….	CG lighting artist: Framestore-CFC
Julian Hodgson	….	CG lighting artist: Framestore-CFC
Henrik Hoffgaard	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Robert Hoffmeister	….	digital artist: ILM
Paul Hogbin	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Robin Hollander	….	compositor: MPC
Vlad Holst	….	animator: effects and lighting artist, MPC
Natalie Homewood	….	3D digital artist: Cinesite
Garrett Honn	….	compositor: Framestore-CFC
Jason Horley	….	matte painting supervisor: Framestore-CFC
Uel Hormann	….	supervisor: MPC
Greg Horswill	….	miniature crew: Cinesite
Russell Horth	….	compositor: MPC
Jen Howard	….	digital artist: ILM
Greg Howe-Davies	….	matchmove and rotoscoping: MPC
Caroline Howes	….	visual effects coordinator: Framestore CFC
Roger Huang	….	technical support: ILM
Benjamin Huber	….	matte painter: ILM (as Ben Huber)
Matt Hughes	….	CG lighting artist: Framestore-CFC (as Matthew Hughes)
Nathan Hughes	….	texture artist: Framestore-CFC
Simon Hughes	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Antony Hunt	….	model unit executive producer: Cinesite
Peg Hunter	….	digital artist: ILM
Michael Illingworth	….	2D digital artist: Cinesite
Claire Inglis	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Alex Ireland	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Graham Jack	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Gemma James	….	visual effects producer: MPC
Mike Jamieson	….	digital artist: ILM
Merrin Jensen	….	visual effects producer: MPC
Brad Jerrell	….	model stage crew: ILM
Keith Johnson	….	animator: ILM
Phil Johnson	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Bryan Jones	….	visual effects: Rising Sun Pictures
Edward Jones	….	technical support: ILM (as Ed Jones)
Theo Jones	….	CG lighting artist: Framestore-CFC
Pete Jopling	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Peter Joslin	….	miniature crew: Cinesite
Zoran Kacic-Alesic	….	software development: ILM
Ilyas Kaduji	….	CG lighting artist: Framestore-CFC
Barry Kane	….	software/technical support: MPC
Matt Kasmir	….	2D digital artist: Cinesite
Matt Kasmir	….	compositor: Framestore-CFC
Dan Kelly	….	2D digital artist: Cinesite
Paddy Kelly	….	visual effects matchmove technician
Archie Kennedy	….	miniature crew: Cinesite
Lee Kerley	….	software/technical support: MPC
John Kilshaw	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Andy Kind	….	CG sequence supervisor: Framestore-CFC
Chris King	….	CG lighting artist: Framestore-CFC
Balazs Kiss	….	animator: effects and lighting artist, MPC
Katrin Klaiber	….	digital artist: ILM
Edmund Kolloen	….	CG lighting artist: Framestore-CFC
Arek Komorowski	….	matchmove and rotoscoping: MPC
Dean Koonjul	….	compositor: MPC
Michael Koperwas	….	digital artist: ILM
Dan Kripac	….	visual effects: Rising Sun Pictures
Mark Kuggeleijn	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Ben Lambert	….	CG lighting artist: Framestore-CFC
François Lambert	….	digital artist: ILM
Serena Lam	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Jean-Claude Langer	….	texture artist: ILM
Jeroen Lapre	….	digital artist: ILM (as Jeroen Lapré)
Pedro Lara	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Colin Laski	….	animator: effects and lighting artist, MPC
Dan Lavender	….	CG lighting artist: Framestore-CFC
Nicola Lavender	….	CG lighting artist: Framestore-CFC
Chris Lawrence	….	CG lighting artist: Framestore-CFC
Jeremy Lazare	….	animator: MPC
Tracey Leadbetter	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Lenny Lee	….	digital artist: ILM
Paul Lee	….	animator: Framestore CFC
SungHun Lee	….	digital artist: ILM (as Seunghun Lee)
Grant Legassick	….	compositor: MPC
Bruno Lesieur	….	3D digital artist: Cinesite
Joe Leveson	….	matchmover: Framestore-CFC
Gavin Lewis	….	texture artist: Framestore-CFC
James Lewis	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Gawain Liddiard	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Fredrik Limsater	….	3D digital artist: Cinesite (as Fredrik Limsäter)
Joshua Livingston	….	matchmover: ILM
Patricia Llaguno	….	compositor: Framestore-CFC
Shelly Lloyd-James	….	visual effects model unit production assistant: Warner Bros.
Kim Loan-Do	….	technical support: Framestore-CFC (as Kim Loan Do)
Andrew Lockley	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Sarah Lockwood	….	2D digital artist: Cinesite
Sarah Lockwood	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Thomas Loeder	….	2D digital artist: Cinesite
David Lomax	….	CG supervisor: Framestore CFC
Roz Lowrie	….	technical support: Framestore-CFC
Patrick Lowry	….	CG lighting artist: Framestore-CFC
Sam Lucas	….	3D digital artist: Cinesite
Steve Lynn	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Natalie MacDonald	….	digital compositor: MPC
Sean MacKenzie	….	lead digital artist: ILM
Jody Madden	….	technical support: ILM
Angela Magrath	….	matchmove and rotoscoping: MPC
Jay Mallet	….	motion control: The VFX Co. Ltd.
David Yiu Chung Man	….	compositor: MPC
Chris Mangnall	….	CG lighting artist: Framestore-CFC (as Chris Magnall)
Virgil Manning	….	animator: ILM
Tony Man	….	compositor: MPC (as Tony Yiu Keung Man)
Christian Manz	….	compositing supervisor: FrameStore-CFC
Alyson Markell	….	co-modeller: ILM
Tia L. Marshall	….	digital artist: ILM (as Tia Marshall)
Kevin Martel	….	animator: ILM
Tom Martinek	….	lead digital artist: ILM
Marcel Martinez	….	digital artist: ILM
Justin Martin	….	CG sequence supervisor: Framestore-CFC
Helena Masand	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Barth Maunoury	….	animator: Framestore CFC
David Mayhew	….	matchmove and rotoscoping: MPC
Luca Mazzoleni	….	animator: Framestore CFC
Phil McCabe	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Oliver McCluskey	….	technical support: Framestore-CFC
Ken McGaugh	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Les McGee	….	miniature crew: Cinesite
Steve McGee	….	compositor: MPC
Steve McGillen	….	roto and paint artist
Nakia McGlynn	….	animator: effects and lighting artist, MPC (as Nakia Mcglynn)
Nakia McGlynn	….	lighting technical director: MPC
Adam McInnes	….	2D digital artist: Cinesite
James McKeown	….	miniature crew: Cinesite
Alasdair McNeill	….	matchmove and rotoscoping: MPC
Gurel Mehmet	….	texture artist: Framestore-CFC
Rebecca Melander	….	texture artist: Framestore-CFC
Ivan Mena	….	visual effects: Double Negative (as Ivan Mena Tinoco)
Rob Menzer	….	miniature crew: Cinesite
Craig Mepham	….	animator: effects and lighting artist, MPC
Tory Mercer	….	digital artist: ILM
Evonne Merlicek	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Christophe Meslin	….	technical support: Framestore-CFC
Stuart Messinger	….	visual effects producer: MPC
Adrian Metzelaar	….	compositor: Framestore-CFC
Ellie Meure	….	compositor: Framestore-CFC
Mark Michaels	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Ivor Middleton	….	CG supervisor: Cinesite
Nathan Middleton	….	miniature crew: Cinesite
Jon Miller	….	3D digital artist: Cinesite
Alice Mitchell	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Jim Mitchell	….	visual effects supervisor
John Moffatt	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Terry Molatore	….	lead texture artist: ILM
Jack Mongovan	….	rotoscope artist: ILM
Ivan Moran	….	compositing supervisor: FrameStore-CFC
Rafael Morant	….	animator: effects and lighting artist, MPC
Fernanda Moreno	….	3D digital artist: Cinesite
Karl Morgan	….	miniature crew: Cinesite
Saybian Morgan	….	animator: effects and lighting artist, MPC
Richard Morris	….	animator: effects and lighting artist, MPC
Michelle Motta	….	rotoscope artist: ILM
Duncan Mude	….	miniature crew: Cinesite
Catherine Mullan	….	animator: Framestore CFC
Colette Mullenhoff	….	software development: ILM
Melissa Mullin	….	matchmover: ILM
Norah Mulroney	….	visual effects: Rising Sun Pictures
John Murphy	….	miniature crew: Cinesite
Stephen Murphy	….	CG lighting artist: Framestore-CFC
Stephen Murphy	….	animator: effects and lighting artist, MPC
Alex Muth	….	assistant visual effects editor: Framestore-CFC
Tristan Myles	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Stephane Naze	….	visual effects: BUF (as Stéphane Nazé)
Dan Neal	….	animator: effects and lighting artist, MPC
Helen Nesbitt	….	compositor: Framestore-CFC
Roxanne Newsham	….	animator: effects and lighting artist, MPC
Geoff Newton	….	miniature crew: Cinesite
Steve Nichols	….	animator: ILM
Digna Nigoumi	….	motion control: The VFX Co. Ltd.
Clare Norman	….	visual effects producer: Cinesite
Paul Norris	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Emma Norton	….	visual effects producer
Rich Nosworthy	….	animator: effects and lighting artist, MPC
Tabitha O’Connell	….	animator: Framestore CFC
Kevin O’Connor	….	matchmove and rotoscoping: MPC
Cenay Oekmen	….	animator: effects and lighting artist, MPC
Artemis Oikonomopoulou	….	3D digital artist: Cinesite
Alfie Olivier	….	CG lighting artist: Framestore-CFC (as Alfred Olivier)
Mike O’Neill	….	CG lighting artist: Framestore-CFC
Robert O’Neill	….	CG lighting artist: Framestore-CFC
Mark Osborne	….	CG lighting artist: Framestore-CFC
Kevin O’Sullivan	….	visual effects: Double Negative
James Ousley	….	digital artist: IMAX DMR version
Gruff Owen	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Matthew Packham	….	compositor: MPC (as Matt Packham)
Kevin Page	….	matte painter: ILM
Sona Pak	….	visual effects editorial: Double Negative
Erik Pampel	….	technical support: ILM
Michael Parkin	….	miniature crew: Cinesite
Thaddeus Parkinson	….	technical support: ILM
Jim Parsons	….	2D digital artist: Cinesite
Martin Parsons	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Tom Partridge	….	assistant visual effects editor: Framestore-CFC
David Pearson	….	model unit first assistant: Cinesite
Tony Peck	….	rotoscope artist: Framestore-CFC
Arnaud Pecqueur	….	digital matte painter: MPC
Arnaud Pecqueur	….	texture painter: MPC
Claire Pegorier	….	animator: effects and lighting artist, MPC
Benoit Pelchat	….	matte painter: ILM
Craig Penn	….	animator: Framestore CFC
Porl Perrott	….	animator: Framestore CFC
Dan Perry	….	technical support: Framestore-CFC
Richard Perry	….	previsualization artist
Daniel Pettipher	….	technical support: Cinesite (as Dan Pettipher)
David Phillips	….	compositor: MPC (as Dave Phillips)
Adrian Pinder	….	animator: effects and lighting artist, MPC
Dan Piponi	….	software development: ILM
Jakub Pistecky	….	animator: ILM
Fred Place	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Ed Plant	….	2D digital artist: Cinesite
Matthieu Poirey	….	animator: Framestore CFC (as Mattieu Poiry)
Melvin Polayah	….	matchmover: Framestore-CFC
Mike Pope	….	2D digital artist: Cinesite
Travis Porter	….	compositor: Framestore-CFC
Tim Pounds-Cornish	….	visual effects producer: MPC
Glen Pratt	….	compositor: MPC
Alex Prichard	….	visual effects: The Orphanage
Andrew Proctor	….	miniature crew: Cinesite (as Andy Proctor)
Olivier Pron	….	visual effects: BUF
Cristina Puente	….	compositor: Framestore-CFC
Stefan Putz	….	technical support: Framestore-CFC
Sirio Quintavalle	….	compositor: Framestore-CFC
Farhan Qureshi	….	matchmove and rotoscoping: MPC
Samy Ben Rabah	….	CG lighting artist: Framestore-CFC
Charlotte Raffi	….	visual effects: BUF
Guillaume Raffi	….	visual effects: BUF
Anthony Randolph	….	technical support: ILM
Nick Rasmussen	….	software development: ILM
Andrew Rawling	….	CG sequence supervisor: Framestore-CFC
Steve Rawlins	….	animation supervisor: Dragon, Ship and World Cup, ILM
Tom Reed	….	CG modeller & character rigging: MPC
Max Rees	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Sandra Reis	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Mark Richardson	….	compositor: MPC
Paul Riddle	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Laurent-Paul Robert	….	visual effects: Double Negative
John Roberts-Cox	….	3D digital artist: Cinesite
James Roberts	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Katherine Roberts	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Andy Robinson	….	senior compositor: Cinesite
Dave Robinson	….	technical support: Framestore-CFC
Guillaume Rocheron	….	animator: effects and lighting artist, MPC
Darren Rodriguez	….	animator: Framestore CFC
Elsa Rodriguez	….	rotoscope artist: ILM
In-Ah Roediger	….	animator: Framestore CFC
Adam Rogers	….	miniature crew: Cinesite
John Rogers	….	gaffer: Cinesite
Amanda Ronai-Dahle	….	digital artist: ILM (as Amanda Ronai)
Patric Roos	….	animator: effects and lighting artist, MPC
Susan Ross	….	texture artist: ILM
Jonathan Rothbart	….	visual effects: The Orphanage
Andrew Russell	….	technical support: ILM
Jesse Russell	….	visual effects: The Orphanage
Alex Rutherford	….	miniature crew: Cinesite
Pedro Sabrosa	….	compositing supervisor: FrameStore-CFC
Marc Sadeghi	….	visual effects: The Orphanage
Lucas Salton	….	visual effects: BUF
Gustavo Sanchez-Perez	….	3D digital artist: Cinesite (as Gustavo Sánchez-Pérez)
Steve J. Sanchez	….	compositor: MPC (as Steve J Sanchez)
Mike Sanders	….	technical support: ILM
Bob Santos	….	technical support: ILM
Elsa Santos	….	texture artist: Framestore-CFC
Steve Sauers	….	digital artist: ILM
Alexander Savenko	….	3D digital artist: Cinesite
Cal Sawyer	….	technical support: Framestore-CFC
Jeremy Sawyer	….	rotoscope artist: Framestore-CFC
Robin Saxen	….	CG producer: Framestore-CFC
Carlo Scaduto	….	2D digital artist: Cinesite
Claude Schitter	….	animator: effects and lighting artist, MPC
Eduardo ‘Lalo’ Schmidek	….	animator: effects and lighting artist, MPC (as Eduardo Schmidek)
Frederic Schmidt	….	digital artist: ILM
Jakob Schmidt	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Philip Schneider	….	software development: ILM
Alex Schott	….	animator: effects and lighting artist, MPC
Michele Sciolette	….	2D digital artist: Cinesite
Denis Scolan	….	2D digital artist: Cinesite
David Scott	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Alexander Seaman	….	animator: effects and lighting artist, MPC (as Alex Seaman)
Jerry Sells	….	digital artist: ILM
Foad Shah	….	visual effects: Double Negative
John Sharp	….	compositor: Framestore-CFC
Chris Shaw	….	motion control supervisor
Matthew Shaw	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Ben Shepherd	….	visual effects supervisor: MPC
Tomoko Shin	….	compositor: MPC (as Jisook Tomoko Shin)
David Short	….	CG lighting artist: Framestore-CFC
Benson Shum	….	animator: effects and lighting artist, MPC
Dominic Sidoli	….	visual effects: Double Negative
John Sigurdson	….	digital artist: ILM
Serdar Simga	….	digital matte painter: MPC
Serdar Simga	….	texture painter: MPC
John Slattery	….	compositor: Framestore-CFC
Alex Smith	….	2D digital artist: Cinesite
Colin Smith	….	miniature crew: Cinesite
Jason Smith	….	digital artist: ILM
Ryan Smith	….	technical support: ILM
Wayne Smith	….	assistant visual effects editor
Douglas Smythe	….	CG supervisor: ILM (as Doug Smythe)
Sharonne Solk	….	animator: ILM
Max Solomon	….	animation supervisor: Framestore-CFC
Cameron Sonerson	….	visual effects: Rising Sun Pictures
Jamshed Soori	….	animator: effects and lighting artist, MPC
Sarah Soulsby	….	compositor: MPC
Kevin Sprout	….	digital artist: ILM
Richard Stammers	….	additional visual effects supervisor
Simon Stanley-Clamp	….	visual effects supervisor: Cinesite
Jon Stanley	….	technical support: Framestore-CFC
Jim Steel	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Marc Stevenson	….	3D digital artist: Cinesite
Penn Stevens	….	animator: effects and lighting artist, MPC
Nigel Stone	….	director of photography: Cinesite
Barny Stoppard	….	2D digital artist: Cinesite
Julien Stuart-Smith	….	animator: effects and lighting artist, MPC
David Sudd	….	matchmove and rotoscoping: MPC
Robert Sullivan	….	video operations supervisor: Animal Logic
Pat Sweeney	….	director of photography: model unit, ILM (as Patrick Sweeney)
Christopher Sweet	….	visual effects: Double Negative (as Chris Sweet)
David Swift	….	digital matte painter: MPC
David Swift	….	texture painter: MPC
Nick Symons	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Giuseppe Tagliavini	….	matchmove and rotoscoping: MPC
Henri Tan	….	technical support: ILM
Masahiko Tani	….	matte painter: ILM
Ben Taylor	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Mike Terpstra	….	visual effects: The Orphanage
Bill Thomas	….	miniature crew: Cinesite
Christopher Thomas	….	animator: effects and lighting artist, MPC (as Chris Thomas)
Gemma Thompson	….	visual effects producer: MPC
Zelda Tinska	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Steve Tizzard	….	compositor: MPC
Jan Toensmann	….	compositor: Framestore-CFC
Mathilde Tollec	….	visual effects: BUF
Gavin Toomey	….	compositor: Framestore-CFC
Sanju Travis	….	2D digital artist: Cinesite
Nigel Trevessey	….	model workshop supervisor: Cinesite
Pat Tubach	….	compositing supervisor: ILM (as Patrick Tubach)
Mark Tudor-Williams	….	matchmove supervisor: Framestore-CFC
Liam Tully	….	visual effects: Double Negative
James Turner	….	software/technical support: MPC
Matthew Twyford	….	compositor: Framestore-CFC
Yusei Uesugi	….	matte painter: ILM
Johan Van Den Dorpe	….	technical support: Framestore-CFC
Gert Van Dermeersch	….	2D digital artist: Cinesite (as Gert Van Der Meersch)
Todd Vaziri	….	digital artist: ILM
David Vickery	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Lars Vinther	….	visual effects editor: Framestore-CFC
Tim Waddy	….	animator: ILM
Victor Wade	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Niki Wakefield	….	visual effects: Double Negative
John Walker	….	digital artist: ILM
Jo Walls	….	animator: effects and lighting artist, MPC
Karen Wand	….	2D digital artist: Cinesite
Ian Ward	….	animator: effects and lighting artist, MPC
Sharon Warmington	….	visual effects: Double Negative (as Sharon Peng)
Neil Weatherley	….	CG lighting artist: Framestore-CFC
Robert Weaver	….	computer graphics supervisor: ILM
Timothy Webber	….	visual effects supervisor: Framestore CFC (as Tim Webber)
Danny Webster	….	hod rigger: Cinesite
Toby White	….	visual effects matchmove technician
James Whitlam	….	visual effects: Rising Sun Pictures
Julia Wigginton	….	visual effects producer: MPC
Andrew Wilkin	….	previsualisation artist
Royston Willcocks	….	3D digital artist: Cinesite
Stephen Willey	….	technical support: Framestore-CFC
Barry Williams	….	lead matte artist: ILM
Guy Williams	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Jason Williams	….	animator: effects and lighting artist, MPC
Ronnie E. Williams Jr.	….	digital artist: ILM (as Ronnie Williams Jr.)
Mark Williams	….	animator: effects and lighting artist, MPC
Dan Wills	….	visual effects: Rising Sun Pictures
Jonathan Wills	….	animator: effects and lighting artist, MPC
Corrina Wilson	….	compositor: Framestore-CFC
Kate Windibank	….	compositor: Framestore-CFC
Carrie Wolberg	….	technical support: ILM
Christine Wong	….	compositor: Framestore-CFC
Christine Wong	….	compositor: MPC
Eric Wong	….	character rigging supervisor: ILM
Daniel Wood	….	visual effects: Double Negative (as Dan Wood)
Melody Woodford	….	matchmove and rotoscoping: MPC
Helen Wood	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Jennifer Wood	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Lisa Woodland	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Max Wood	….	CG modeller & character rigging: MPC
Malcolm Woolridge	….	motion control: The VFX Co. Ltd. (as Malcolm Wooldridge)
Ged Wright	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Kristopher Wright	….	technical support: ILM
Tiffany Wu	….	visual effects: The Orphanage
Richard Yeomans	….	visual effects coordinator
Jeffery Yost	….	software development: ILM (as Jeffrey Yost)
Robin D. Young	….	technical support: ILM (as Robin Young)
Trevor Young	….	visual effects: Double Negative
Scott Younkin	….	digital artist: ILM
Christian Zeh	….	compositor: Framestore-CFC
Matthias Zeller	….	CG lighting artist: Framestore-CFC
Patrick Zentis	….	digital matte painter: Cinesite
Anthony Zwartouw	….	previsualization assistant editor
Christopher Abeyta	….	production accountant: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Andreas Adamek	….	matte painter (uncredited)
Deepa Agarwal	….	rotoscope artist: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Jance Allen	….	compositor: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Jerry Andrews	….	motion control operator (uncredited)
Chris Armsden	….	render wrangler: MPC (uncredited)
Vaughn Arnup	….	digital compositor (uncredited)
Andrew Baggarley	….	data wrangler (uncredited)
Mauricio Baiocchi	….	animation supervisor: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Mark Barber	….	digital compositor (uncredited)
Robert Barker	….	systems engineer: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Judy Barr	….	roto/prep artist (uncredited)
Keith Barton	….	production support: Cinesite (uncredited)
Tim Baxter	….	film recording: Capital FX (uncredited)
Oliver Shyal Beardsley	….	research & development (uncredited)
Kieran Belshaw	….	digital film recordist (uncredited)
Paul Birkett	….	digital rotoscope artist (uncredited)
Robert Bloom	….	IMAX DMR supervisor (uncredited)
Robert Bloom	….	senior digital artist (uncredited)
Katherine Bouglai	….	digital artist: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Jon R. Brown	….	shoot matchmover: dailies (uncredited)
Nik Brownlee	….	digital artist: Double Negative (uncredited)
Andrew Bunday	….	render wrangler: MPC (uncredited)
Delphine Buratti	….	compositor (uncredited)
Mario Capellari	….	sequence supervisor (uncredited)
Jon Capleton	….	matchmove artist (uncredited)
Carrie Cassada	….	visual effects editor: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Scott Chambers	….	digital compositor (uncredited)
Lee Chidwick	….	digital I/O (uncredited)
Jeremy Cho	….	rotoscope artist (uncredited)
YouJin Choung	….	compositor: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Brendan Coffey	….	systems engineer: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Chryssa Cooke	….	resource manager: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Alfonso Cottier	….	matchmove artist (uncredited)
Charles Darby	….	matte paintings (uncredited)
Luan Davis	….	roto/prep artist: MPC (uncredited)
Martin R. Davison	….	digital compositor (uncredited)
Peter Demarest	….	paint/rotoscope artist (uncredited)
Tim Dobbert	….	matchmove supervisor: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Martyn Drake	….	systems: MPC (uncredited)
David S. Dranitzke	….	visual effects producer: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Paul Driver	….	data operative (uncredited)
Rama Dunayevich	….	publicist: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Greg Dunn	….	systems engineer: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Jonathan East	….	render wrangler: Cinesite (uncredited)
James Eggleton	….	digital I/O: Cinesite (uncredited)
Michael Elson	….	head of production: MPC (uncredited)
Trina Espinoza	….	digital operations coordinator: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Raul Essig	….	digital effects artist (uncredited)
Daniel Evans	….	shader writer: Double Negative (uncredited)
Simon Eves	….	head of software: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Anna Ford	….	bidding coordinator: Cinesite (uncredited)
Steven Forrester	….	additional visual effects editor: Framestore CFC (uncredited)
Grant Freckelton	….	visual effects designer: Animal Logic (uncredited)
David Gladstein	….	resource technical assistant: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Daniel Gloates	….	senior staff: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Peter Godden	….	digital artist: Cinesite (uncredited)
Julien Goldsbrough	….	compositor (uncredited)
Rainer Gombos	….	digital artist: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Lewis Guarniere	….	data wrangler: MPC (uncredited)
Andy Hague	….	visual effects editorial (uncredited)
Anne Hall	….	lighting technical director (uncredited)
Jonathan Harman	….	compositor: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Michael Harrison	….	digital compositor (uncredited)
Trevor Hazel	….	rotoscope artist: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Lionel Heath	….	roto/prep: MPC (uncredited)
Marcus Hindborg	….	digital artist: MPC (uncredited)
Kay Hoddy	….	roto/prep artist (uncredited)
Andrew Hogden	….	data operator (uncredited)
Robert Holder	….	technical director: Framestore CFC (uncredited)
Pete Howlett	….	roto/prep artist (uncredited)
Jessica Hsieh	….	rotoscope artist: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Tony Hurd	….	production operations manager: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Zoe Izzard	….	data operator (uncredited)
Zoe Izzard	….	digital film recordist (uncredited)
Suzanne Jandu	….	digital compositor (uncredited)
Sarahjane Javelo	….	rotoscope artist: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Steve Jaworski	….	compositor: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Kevin Jenkins	….	creature texture painter (uncredited)
Joshua H. Johnson	….	rotoscope artist: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Lorraine Johnson	….	scanning and recording supervisor: Cinesite (uncredited)
Simon Johnson	….	scanning and recording operator: Cinesite (uncredited)
Rafal Kaniewski	….	digital compositor: Motion Graphics (uncredited)
Dan Kelly	….	Inferno artist (uncredited)
Simon David Kenny	….	visual effects production assistant: Warner Brothers (uncredited)
Christopher Kerr	….	data operator (uncredited)
Mina Kim	….	rotoscope artist: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Perry M. Kimura	….	digital film scanning and recording: EFILM (uncredited)
Ryan Knowles	….	data operator (uncredited)
Heath Kraynak	….	visual effects production assistant: The Orphanage (uncredited)
SangHun Kwon	….	digital artist: The Orphanage (uncredited)
David Huynh Lam	….	resource technical assistant: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Ivan Landau	….	visual effects editor: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Debbie Langford	….	matchmove artist: MPC (uncredited)
Dan Lavender	….	technical director: Framestore CFC (uncredited)
Christopher Learmonth	….	visual effects editor: Cinesite (uncredited)
SeungHun Lee	….	creature technical director: ILM (uncredited)
Woei Lee	….	compositor: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Sebastien Le Neve	….	digital artist: BUF (uncredited)
Phillip Leonhardt	….	digital compositor (uncredited)
Luke Letkey	….	digital compositor (uncredited)
Simon Lewis	….	digital artist (uncredited)
Bryan Litson	….	match move technician: MPC (uncredited)
David Lloyd	….	render engineer: MPC (uncredited)
Ting Lo	….	matchmove artist: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Hugh Macdonald	….	digital compositor: MPC (uncredited)
Kevin Mains	….	resource technical assistant: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Stuart T. Maschwitz	….	senior staff: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Elizabeth Matthews	….	rotoscope artist: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Jolene McCaffrey	….	digital compositor: MPC (uncredited)
Jan Meade	….	projectionist: Cinesite (uncredited)
Justin Mettam	….	digital artist: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Kirsty Millar	….	visual effects supervisor: Animal Logic (uncredited)
Ray Moody	….	motion control operator (uncredited)
Danielle Nadal	….	digital I/O (uncredited)
Stuart Nelhams	….	visual effects film editorial: MPC (uncredited)
Elliot Newman	….	digital artist (uncredited)
Natalie Nolan	….	compositor: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Luke O’Byrne	….	visual effects executive producer: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Michael Oregon	….	systems engineer: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Ellery Ortiz	….	matchmove artist: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Michael Pangrazio	….	matte painter: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Ingrid Parkes	….	creature effects trainee (uncredited)
Stuart Partridge	….	senior compositor (uncredited)
Eric Pascarelli	….	visual effects set supervisor: second unit, Scotland (uncredited)
Simon Payne	….	technical director (uncredited)
Peter Pelisek	….	senior DMR artist: IMAX (uncredited)
Venetia Penna	….	scanning and recording operator: Cinesite (uncredited)
David Petry	….	matchmove artist: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Daniel Pettipher	….	production manager: Cinesite (uncredited)
Stuart Pitcher	….	visual effects supervisor (uncredited)
Henriette Plum	….	animation/matchmove artist (uncredited)
Murray Pope	….	visual effects executive producer (uncredited)
Tristan Porter	….	roto/prep artist: MPC (uncredited)
Paul Raeburn	….	digital compositor: Rising Sun Pictures (uncredited)
Pavani Rao	….	matchmove artist: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Farhez Rayani	….	visual effects technical director: Rising Sun Pictures (uncredited)
Aaron Rhodes	….	rotoscope supervisor: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Rob Richardson	….	render support (uncredited)
Michael Ridgwell	….	digital artist (uncredited)
Martin Riedel	….	digital compositor: MPC (uncredited)
Tim Riley	….	digital effects artist: MPC (uncredited)
D. Eric Robinson	….	DMR artist: Imax (uncredited)
Guillaume Rocheron	….	pre-production computer graphics supervisor: BUF (uncredited)
Dennis Rogers	….	first assistant cameraman: ILM (uncredited)
Rajat Roy	….	digital compositor (uncredited)
James Russell	….	digital compositor: MPC (uncredited)
David Scott	….	concept artist: Rising Sun Pictures (uncredited)
Stan Seo	….	digital artist: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Gaël Seydoux	….	digital artist: Double Negative (uncredited)
Dong Yeop Shin	….	digital artist: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Emmanuel Shiu	….	matte painter: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Mark Siew	….	matchmove artist: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Marc Smith	….	laser scanning (uncredited)
Sarah Louise Smith	….	visual effects production assistant: Warner Brothers (uncredited)
Carsten Sørensen	….	senior staff: The Orphanage (uncredited)
David Stern-Gottfried	….	resource technical assistant: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Scott Charles Stewart	….	senior staff: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Rangi Sutton	….	visual effects (uncredited)
Geordie Swainbank	….	compositor: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Martin Tardif	….	lighting technical director (uncredited)
Scott Taylor	….	digital artist: MPC (uncredited)
Tim Teramoto	….	digital artist: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Dino Tomelden	….	systems engineer: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Trevor Tuttle	….	rotoscope artist: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Miquel Ubeda	….	digtial compositor: MPC London (uncredited)
Kristi Valk	….	matte painter: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Brent Villalobos	….	resource technical assistant: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Eugénie von Tunzelmann	….	effects animator: Double Negative (uncredited)
Tara Walker	….	digital artist (uncredited)
Carl Walters	….	editorial supervisor: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Ian Watson	….	matchmover (uncredited)
Roland Watson	….	digital resources manager: MPC (uncredited)
Ollie Weigall	….	film assistant (uncredited)
Rus Wetherell	….	visual effects coordinator: CFX (uncredited)
Andrew Whitehurst	….	technical director: Framestore-CFC (uncredited)
Jeff Willette	….	digital artist: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Chris Wilson	….	render wrangler: MPC (uncredited)
Oliver Winwood	….	data wrangler: MPC (uncredited)
Kathy Wise	….	digital systems manager (uncredited)
Jeremy Yabrow	….	ATD manager: The Orphanage (uncredited)
Anna Yamazoe	….	render wrangler: Cinesite (uncredited)
Matthias Zeller	….	technical director (uncredited)

Stunts
Lucy Allen	….	stunts
Tom Barry	….	stunts
Martin Bayfield	….	stunts
Bruce Cain	….	stunts
Nick Chopping	….	stunts
Sophie Clarke	….	stunts
George Cottle	….	stunts
Kelly Dent	….	stunts
Jack Duhig	….	stunts
Poppy Emuss	….	stunts
Bradley Farmer	….	stunts
Dave Fisher	….	stunts
Paul Herbert	….	stunts
David Holmes	….	stunts
Rickie Hubbucks	….	stunts
Rowley Irlam	….	stunts
Tolga Kenan	….	stunts
Paul Kennington	….	stunts
Anthony Knight	….	stunts
Ellen Lister	….	stunts
Guy List	….	stunts
Marc Mailley	….	stunts
Ryan Newberry	….	stunts
Greg Powell	….	stunt coordinator
Dominic Precce	….	stunts (as Dominic Preece)
Gordon Seed	….	stunts
Ian Whyte	….	stunts
Len Woodcock	….	stunts (as Lenny Woodcock)
Rick English	….	stunt performer (uncredited)
Dean Forster	….	stunts (uncredited)
Amanda Foster	….	stunt performer (uncredited)
James O’Donnell	….	stunts (uncredited)
Peter Pedrero	….	stunt performer (uncredited)
Kevin Welch	….	stunt rigger (uncredited)
Joanna Whitney	….	stunt double (uncredited)

Camera and Electrical Department
David Appleby	….	key grip (as Dave Appleby)
Marc Atherfold	….	second assistant camera: second unit
Lawrence Bewsher	….	underwater camera technician: second unit
Sam Bloor	….	grip electrician
Dan Blundy	….	crane technician: second unit
Dave Brennan	….	grip electrician
Mike Brewster	….	director of photography: second unit
Bob Bridges	….	video assist coordinator
Stuart Bridges	….	video operator
Bob Brock	….	grip electrician (as Rob Brock)
Jason Bulley	….	underwater camera operator: second unit
Andy Challis	….	grip electrician
Murray Close	….	still photographer
Ken Coles	….	camera operator: “c” camera, second unit
Sean Connor	….	underwater focus puller: second unit
Trevor Coop	….	camera operator: “b” camera
Joel Corby	….	second assistant camera: second unit
Luke Coulter	….	second assistant camera: second unit
Jim Crowther	….	grip
Adam Dale	….	aerial camera operator: second unit
Ted Deason	….	first assistant camera: second unit
Graham Driscoll	….	lighting programmer (as Graham Driscol)
Andy Duncan	….	grip electrician: second unit
Paul Edwards	….	Steadicam operator: second unit
Mark Evans	….	grip electrician
John Ferguson	….	first assistant camera: second unit
Stephen Finch	….	lighting coordinator
Sascha Garcia	….	grip electrician
Peter Goddard	….	gaffer: second unit
Wayne Goddard	….	grip electrician: second unit
Dan Hartley	….	video operator: second unit
Colin Hazell	….	crane technician: second unit
Alice Hobden	….	underwater camera operator: second unit
Darren Holland	….	key grip: “a” camera, second unit
Lewis Hume	….	second assistant camera
Simon Hume	….	first assistant camera
Bob Johnson	….	grip electrician: second unit
Sacha Jones	….	second assistant camera
Mark Keeling	….	grip electrician: second unit
Pip Keeling	….	grip electrician: second unit
Lee Kemble	….	crane technician: second unit
Ben Knight	….	grip electrician: second unit
Jamie Knight	….	grip electrician: second unit
Lee Knight	….	grip electrician: second unit
Jim Knox	….	grip electrician
Mark Laidlaw	….	grip electrician
Martin Lewis	….	second assistant camera: second unit
Jim Lloyd	….	grip electrician
Danny Madden	….	grip electrician: second unit
Graham Martyr	….	first assistant camera
Matt McDonald	….	assistant video operator: second unit
Billy Merrell	….	best boy (as Bill Merrell)
Simon Mills	….	underwater focus puller: second unit
Nic Milner	….	camera operator: “a” camera, second unit
Dean Morris	….	camera grip: “c” camera, second unit
Phil Murray	….	grip
Patrick O’Flynn	….	grip electrician (as Pat O’Flynn)
Robert Palmer	….	first assistant camera
Scott Parker	….	grip electrician
Nigel Permane	….	underwater focus puller: second unit
Steve Petrie	….	underwater video assist: second unit
Tim Phillips	….	second assistant camera
Bernie Prentice	….	grip electrician: second unit (as Bernie Prentice Sr.)
Geoff Reid	….	grip electrician
Sam Renton	….	second assistant camera
Dave Ridout	….	rigging gaffer
David Rist	….	camera grip: “b” camera, second unit (as Dave Rist)
Adam Samuelson	….	crane technician grip
Danny Shelmerdine	….	first assistant camera: second unit
Tony Skinner	….	grip electrician
Ross Slater	….	grip electrician
Mario Spanna	….	crane technician: second unit
Gary Spratling	….	camera operator: “b” camera
Stefan Stankowski	….	camera operator: “b” camera, second unit
Peter Taylor	….	camera operator: “a” camera
Elliot Thomas	….	grip electrician (as Elliott Thomas)
Alf Tramontin	….	Steadicam operator
Dan Travers	….	grip electrician: second unit
John Turner	….	grip electrician: second unit
Derek Walker	….	Steadicam operator: second unit
Al Watson	….	grip electrician
Michael White	….	grip electrician
Tom Wilkinson	….	second assistant camera: second unit
Lawrence Winter	….	crane technician: second unit
Paul Wood	….	grip electrician
Steve Wood	….	grip electrician
Sarah Woodward	….	second assistant camera
Tim Wooster	….	underwater camera operator: second unit
David Armstrong	….	trainee grip (uncredited)
Chris Clarke	….	additional second assistant camera: second unit (uncredited)
Jason Coop	….	daily second assistant camera (uncredited)
Andy Edridge	….	additional grip: second unit (uncredited)
Danny Espey	….	electrician (uncredited)
Mike Evans	….	additional first assistant camera: second unit (uncredited)
Chuck Finch	….	gaffer (uncredited)
Clement Gharini	….	camera operator: flying camera (uncredited)
Kenny Groom	….	additional first assistant camera: second unit (uncredited)
Alan Hall	….	additional second assistant camera: second unit (uncredited)
Oliver Loncraine	….	additional first assistant camera: second unit (uncredited)
Richard Merrell	….	electrician (uncredited)
Jamie Mills	….	electrician (uncredited)
Gareth Munden	….	still photographer (uncredited)
Ben Pendrey	….	camera trainee (uncredited)
Richard B. Shean	….	video assistant (uncredited)
David Taylor	….	electrician (uncredited)
Robie Uniacke	….	camera trainee (uncredited)
J. Glyn Williams	….	first assistant camera: aerial unit (uncredited)
Charlie Woodburn	….	first assistant camera: aerial unit (uncredited)

Casting Department
Shaheen Baig	….	regional casting
Tammy Kempinski	….	casting assistant
Victor Bojinov	….	casting: Bulgaria (uncredited)
Catrin Cooper	….	casting assistant (uncredited)
Brendan Donnison	….	adr voice casting (uncredited)
Stéphane Foenkinos	….	casting: France (uncredited)

Costume and Wardrobe Department
Chloe Aubry	….	assistant costume designer (as Chloe Aubrey)
Sue Bradbear	….	costumer
Mauricio Carneiro	….	costume illustrator
Rosy Coppola	….	costumer
Charlie Copson	….	costumer
David Crossman	….	costume supervisor
Victoria Crossman	….	wardrobe mistress
Richard Davies	….	costume buyer
David J. Evans	….	costumes (as Dave Evans)
Charlotte Finlay	….	costume supervisor
Magot Forster	….	costumer
Michelle Gisonda	….	costume buyer
Laurent Guinci	….	wardrobe master: second unit
Georgina Gunner	….	wardrobe supervisor
Andrew Hunt	….	costume assistant
Helen Jerome	….	crowd wardrobe mistress
Stephen Kill	….	costumer
Heather Leat	….	wardrobe mistress: second unit
Stephanie Little	….	costumer
Cavita Luchmun	….	costumer
Mary Matthesion	….	costumer
Sara Meek	….	assistant costume designer
Neil Murphy	….	wardrobe master
Yvonne Otzen	….	assistant costume designer
Gary Page	….	costumer
Timothy Shanahan	….	costumer (as Tim Shanahan)
Frank Simon	….	costumer
Rupert Steggle	….	wardrobe assistant
William Steggle	….	costumes
Esther St. John Gray	….	wardrobe assistant
Jo Van Schuppen	….	costumer
Louise Walshaw	….	costumer
Maggie Walsh	….	costume coordinator
Dave Croucher	….	costumes (uncredited)
Vidya Krishnamurthy	….	daily costume assistant (uncredited)
Nicholas Roche-Gordon	….	wardrobe assistant (uncredited)
William Steggle	….	personal dresser: Dan Radcliffe and Rupert Grint (uncredited)
Emma Walker	….	costume breakdown artist (uncredited)

Editorial Department
Niklas Aldergren	….	digital intermediate systems administrator
Nigel Bunyan	….	assistant editor
Ian Cunningham	….	assistant editor
Jo Dale	….	assistant editor
Maxine Gervais	….	lead colorist
Tom Kemplen	….	assistant editor
Ben Renton	….	assistant editor
Katie Reynolds	….	post-production coordinator
Dan Roberts	….	additional editor
Dan Roberts	….	first assistant editor
Mark Sale	….	assistant editor
Holly Thornton	….	assistant post-production coordinator
Jane Winkles	….	assistant editor
Bill Daly	….	post-production executive (uncredited)
Peter Doyle	….	supervising digital colorist (uncredited)
John Ensby	….	color timer (uncredited)
Eoin McGuirk	….	assistant editor: Technicolor (uncredited)

Music Department
Lawrence Ashmore	….	orchestrator
John Bell	….	orchestrator
Matt Biffa	….	music supervisor
Abigail Doyle	….	vocal tutor
Patrick Doyle	….	orchestrator
Lucy Evans	….	assistant music supervisor
Vic Fraser	….	music copying
Vic Fraser	….	music librarian
Brian Gascoigne	….	musician: keyboards and synthesizer
Gerard McCann	….	music editor
Mae McKenna	….	vocal tutor
Robin Quinn	….	music editor (as Robin Whittaker)
Maggie Rodford	….	music supervisor
Maggie Rodford	….	score producer
James Shearman	….	conductor
James Shearman	….	orchestrator
Graham Sutton	….	supervising music editor
Nick Wollage	….	music recordist
Youki Yamamoto	….	keyboard programmer
Youki Yamamoto	….	synthesizer programmer
Chris Barrett	….	assistant music engineer (uncredited)
Olga FitzRoy	….	assistant music engineer (uncredited)
Robert Houston	….	assistant scoring engineer (uncredited)
Christian Howes	….	music assistant (uncredited)
James McWilliam	….	additional orchestrator (uncredited)
Lewis Morison	….	assistant to composer (uncredited)
John Williams	….	composer: theme “Harry Potter” (uncredited)

Transportation Department
Jim Adams	….	unit driver
Oliver Best	….	unit driver
Nigel Birtchnell	….	unit driver
Jimmy Carruthers	….	unit driver
Derrick Clark	….	driver: costume (as Derek Clark)
Eddie Coleman	….	transportation co-captain
Warren Deluce	….	unit driver
Mick Downs	….	unit driver (as Mick Downes)
Brian Estabrook	….	transportation captain
Peter Harvey	….	unit driver
Mark Hill	….	unit driver
John Hollywood	….	unit driver
Frank Hughes	….	driver: makeup truck, second unit
Peter Hunt	….	driver: props
Jim Magill	….	unit driver
Jason Mortlock	….	unit driver
Bruce Neighbour	….	unit driver
David Norman	….	unit driver
David Rosenbaum	….	transportation coordinator (as Dave Rosenbaum)
Colin Sheffield	….	unit driver
Mike Smith	….	unit driver
Chris Streeter	….	transportation: second unit
Bill Walker	….	unit driver
Alan Watts	….	unit driver
Kitch Young	….	unit driver

Other crew
Nguyen Ngoc Anh	….	dance assistant
Libbie Barr	….	script supervisor
Jayne Barton	….	assistant accountant
Jim Bentley	….	diver: second unit
Vicky Bishop	….	assistant production coordinator
Ben Blanco	….	production assistant: second unit
Anthony Bloom	….	animal trainer
Cate Brackpool	….	dance assistant
Dave Brown	….	pilot: second unit
Phillipa Bullock	….	production assistant: second unit
Amanda Burns	….	production assistant
Ken Burry	….	security: second unit
Daniel Burton	….	unit nurse: second unit
Felicity Burton	….	production assistant
Adam Byles	….	production runner: second unit
Amy Byrne	….	production assistant
Rebecca Cain	….	production assistant
Leah Chalk	….	safety advisor
Mark Clark	….	surface best boy: second unit
Nicky Coats	….	assistant accountant
David Collier	….	production assistant (as Dave Collier)
Clare Collingridge	….	production assistant
Jon Croker	….	assistant: Mr. Newell
Claire Cunningham	….	dance assistant
Jason Curtis	….	safety advisor
Sean Dabbs	….	production assistant
Niki Dally	….	unit publicist
Daniel Dark	….	production administrator (as Dan Dark)
Aled Davies	….	diver: second unit
Vanessa Davies	….	key unit publicist
Tony Davis	….	assistant production coordinator
Emily Dawson	….	chaperone
Louise Day	….	production assistant
Stanley A. Dellimore	….	senior technical imaging artist (IMAX DMR version)
Robin Demetriou	….	catering manager
Tony Denham	….	location security
Laila Diallo	….	dance assistant
Stephen Dibben	….	production assistant: second unit
Guy Drayton	….	lead diver: second unit
Shelly Drury	….	assistant: Mr. Heyman
Paula Eden	….	production assistant
Jake Edmonds	….	safety coordinator
Martin Enckell	….	diver: second unit
Sue Enoch	….	department of education
John Ensby	….	laboratory timer
Reshad Esmail	….	set security
Ceri Evans	….	script supervisor: second unit (as Ceri Evans Cooper)
Karen Fayerty	….	unit nurse
Sophie Finch	….	set production assistant: dailies
Jasmine Fitter	….	assistant choreographer
Jayne Flowers	….	production assistant
Grant Fowler	….	production assistant
Sandra Frieze	….	dialogue coach
Nicola Frost	….	production assistant
Dr. Ian Furbank	….	unit doctor
Mark Gallagher	….	production assistant
Kate Garbett	….	production coordinator: second unit
Georgie Gardner	….	production assistant
Mark Gent	….	production administrator
Gary Gero	….	animals supervisor
Ben Goode	….	production assistant: second unit
Gisella Goodwin	….	department of education
Natasha Gormley	….	production coordinator: second unit
Guillaume Grange	….	assistant trainer
Claire Green	….	production assistant
Oliver Greetham	….	production administrator
Gill Griggs	….	sports massage therapist
Nigel Grint	….	chaperone
Anna Hall	….	producer coordinator
Khamlane Halsackda	….	dance assistant
Kenaston Hardy	….	department of education
Michael Harm	….	unit location manager
Steve Harvey	….	unit location manager
Robin Higgs	….	unit location manager: second unit
James Hobson	….	production assistant
Jacky Holding	….	assistant accountant
Sarah Hood	….	set assistant
Ian Hoskin	….	head of crowd tuition
Odette Hughes	….	assistant choreographer
Steve Irvine	….	diver: second unit
Joseph Jayawardena	….	unit location manager
Bob Johnson	….	underwater spark
Frankie Johnson	….	production assistant
Geraint Jones	….	assistant accountant
Eloise Kay	….	unit publicist
Sean Kelly	….	production assistant
Simon David Kenny	….	production assistant
Nichola Kerr	….	assistant accountant
Alex Klien	….	production studio coordinator
Grace Lan	….	technical operations supervisor
Leo Lerus	….	dance assistant
Sara Levy	….	set assistant
Matthew Luscombe	….	stills assistant
Andy Madden	….	set assistant
Vince Madden	….	floor best boy: second unit
Jenny Mark	….	department of education
Zoe Marsden	….	production assistant
Peter McClue	….	diving supervisor: second unit
Donna McCormick-Smith	….	assistant trainer
Wayne McGregor	….	choreographer
Alastair McNeil	….	assistant accountant
Sonny Merchant	….	production assistant
Richard Merrill	….	floor chargehand (as Richard Merrell)
Ali Morris	….	licence coordinator
Simon Neville	….	animal trainer: owl
Jes Nicholls	….	lead diver: second unit (as Jes Nichols)
Bertil Nilsson	….	set assistant (as Bertil Nilson)
Gary Nixon	….	production accountant
Dr. Francis Nolan	….	parseltongue
Jae-sung Oh	….	set production assistant
Ingrid Parkes	….	production assistant
Matthew Patching	….	assistant trainer
Dilip Patel	….	assistant accountant
David Pinkus	….	set assistant
Mary Price	….	unit nurse
Lesley Quinn	….	unit nurse
Sue Quinn	….	location manager
Rebecca Rae	….	stunt secretary
Jane Ralley	….	department of education
Bill Ratty	….	leading firefighter
Adrian Rigby	….	production assistant
Megan Roberts	….	production assistant: second unit
Amy Robertson	….	unit publicist
Patrick Roddam	….	set assistant
Yolanda Rodowicz	….	production assistant
Jay Rosenwink	….	assistant accountant
Angela Rowden	….	assistant accountant
Pete Rutledge	….	diver: second unit
Jane Ryan	….	set production assistant: second unit
Sam Sale	….	production assistant: second unit
Paula Sargeant	….	assistant accountant
Alex Sayer	….	unit publicist
Steven Scrace	….	leading firefighter
Dave Shaw	….	diving coordinator: second unit
Richard B. Shean	….	production assistant (as Richard Sheen)
Matt Simpson	….	production assistant
Adam Slatter	….	department of education
Sarah Louise Smith	….	production assistant (as Sarah L. Smith)
Mark Somner	….	unit location manager
David Sousa	….	head animal trainer (as Dave Sousa)
Matthias Sperling	….	dance assistant
Hilary Stainsby	….	dance assistant
Andy Surry	….	assistant: Mr. Barron (as Andrew T. Surry)
Linda Taylor	….	assistant accountant
Anna Tennant	….	animal maintenance
Aurelia Thomas	….	assistant location manager
Julie Tottman	….	head animal trainer
Joshua Tuersley	….	diver: second unit
Taylor Tulip-Close	….	production assistant (as Taylor Tulip Close)
Gary Turnbull	….	diver: second unit
John Twigg	….	department of education
John Udall	….	assistant accountant
Sue Unsworth	….	department of education
Louise Van Hamme	….	assistant accountant
Antoine Vereecken	….	dance assistant
Poppy Watson	….	production assistant
Amanda Weaver	….	dance assistant
Jenny Weight	….	production assistant
Natasha Westlake	….	production assistant
Janet Willis	….	head of education
Winnie Wishart	….	production coordinator
Marc Wolff	….	aerial coordinator: second unit
Carmelina Wright	….	department of education
Peter Wright	….	department of education
Holly Bates	….	accounts trainee (uncredited)
Karen Betteridge	….	location assistant (uncredited)
Matt Betteridge	….	location assistant (uncredited)
Morne Botes	….	double (uncredited)
Tom Browne	….	daily runner: second unit (uncredited)
Ian Creed	….	marine safety (uncredited)
Lara Davis	….	production assistant (uncredited)
David Decio	….	stand-in: Rupert Grint (uncredited)
Enfys Dickinson	….	manager (uncredited)
Abigail Doyle	….	personal assistant: Patrick Doyle (uncredited)
Abigail Doyle	….	production assistant (uncredited)
Jennifer Evans	….	animal administrator (uncredited)
Gordon Gram	….	double: Durmstrang Student (uncredited)
Daniel Grant	….	production assistant (uncredited)
Chris Hopkins	….	audio/video systems engineer (uncredited)
David House	….	double: Roger Davies (uncredited)
Simeon Jones	….	production assistant (uncredited)
Lynne Kemp	….	production assistant (uncredited)
Allin Kempthorne	….	stand-in (uncredited)
Rebecca Kibble	….	set production assistant (uncredited)
Perry M. Kimura	….	scanning and recording: EFilm (uncredited)
Angela R. Knight	….	double: Miranda Richardson and Rita Skeeter (uncredited)
Angela R. Knight	….	stand-in: Miranda Richardson (uncredited)
Gareth Lewis	….	additional set assistant (uncredited)
Sandrine Loisy	….	set production assistant: dailies (uncredited)
Sandrine Loisy	….	stand-in: Emma Watson (uncredited)
Kelly Messias	….	assistant: Ralph Fiennes (uncredited)
Laura Miles	….	script supervisor daily (uncredited)
Sharon Milton	….	crowd tutor (uncredited)
Andrea Payne	….	runner: model unit (uncredited)
Charlie Reed	….	additional floor runner (uncredited)
Peter Rnic	….	stand-in: Alastor ‘MadEye’ Moody (uncredited)
Christian Simpson	….	stand-in: “Weasley Twins” (uncredited)
Chantelle Stoffel	….	daily floor runner (uncredited)
Ed Symon	….	production assistant (uncredited)
Lucy Thomas	….	production assistant (uncredited)
David Wilcock	….	accounts trainee (uncredited)
Dr Richard Wild	….	weather consultant (uncredited)

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Ann Koska	….	thanks: Sally King Ltd.
Mary Selway	….	dedicatee: 1936-2004

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Janette Boyle	….	additional third assistant director
Tom Brewster	….	additional third assistant director
Lyndsay Bullock	….	third assistant director: second unit
Jane Burgess	….	co-second assistant director
Rob Burgess	….	additional third assistant director
Chris Carreras	….	first assistant director
Jamie Christopher	….	first assistant director: second unit
William Dodds	….	second assistant director (as Will Dodds)
Robert Grayson	….	key second assistant director (as Robert P. Grayson)
Stewart Hamilton	….	additional third assistant director
Sallie Anne Hard	….	second assistant director: second unit (as Sallie Hard)
Phillippa Hunt	….	third assistant director (as Philippa Hunt)
Natasha Llewelyn	….	additional third assistant director
Peter MacDonald	….	second unit director (as Peter Macdonald)
Michael Michael	….	third assistant director
Ali Morris	….	third assistant director
Fiona Richards	….	second assistant director (as Fiona Perry)
Adam Jenkins	….	additional third assistant director: dailies (uncredited)
Nick Shuttleworth	….	additional second assistant director (uncredited)
Kevin Westley	….	additional first assistant director: second unit (uncredited)

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