Discover the filmmaking secrets of the goblins, hardworking house-elves, Dementors, and so much more.
The Harry Potter films are packed with creatures by turns fascinating and fearsome, from the goblins of Gringotts to the Dementors of Azkaban. With detailed profiles of each creature that include concept art and behind-the-scenes photography, this volume gives fans an in-depth look at Dark creatures, such as the Basilisk that resides in the Chamber of Secrets, as well as house-elves and other working creatures.
Harry Potter: Film Vault compiles the filmmaking secrets and visionary artistry behind the Harry Potter films into a series of twelve deluxe collectible volumes. Intricately designed and packed with concept art and unit photography from the Warner Bros. archive, each volume in the series gives fans striking insights about bringing the Wizarding World to the big screen.
Included in each book is a collectible art print, making this series a must-have for all Harry Potter fans and collectors everywhere.
To me, this one looked the most interesting visually. Turns out Dobby was pretty close to looking more like Yoda. Also didn't realize he was made slightly more human-looking in Deathly Hallows. There's barely a difference. When the book talks about goblins, there might be an error in that it says Warwick Davis has a cameo as a goblin who loses five galleons in Order of the Phoenix. A quick search says Rusty Goffe played that role. It also refers to the choir director as if he's a character separate from Flitwick, which I guess he was initially.
A nicely produced book with pictures from the films, I felt like this one was a little light on content. I wanted more details on all of these topics, especially dark creatures. This book felt like they decided on the topics in the series, then went looking for content and in this case, came up a little short.
Recommended for people who want EVERYTHING Harry Potter, but otherwise probably a pass.