“[It’s] one of my biggest regrets about the first movie,” he admits.
“Peeves was really Rik’s creation.
It felt like we were taking the soul away from Peeves.”
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Production designer Stuart Craig oversaw the concept art.
“From the outset, their designs had great credibility.
They were totally believable.”
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But in the film version, Hagrid’s face stays in the shadows, barely visible.
This wasn’t always the plan.
“That was an unexplored avenue,” director Chris Columbus says.
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2], with a young Kurt Russell."
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