casts the Dark Mark with Harry’s stolen wand.
However, in the book it was cast to scare away the Death Eaters for disloyalty to Lord Voldemort. Also in the film, the Mark was cast after the Death Eaters destroyed the camp-site, as a sign of the Death Eaters’ works. is clearly seen conjuring the Dark Mark, the identity of the caster in the book is a mystery until the end of it. Harry losing his wand briefly during the Death Eater disturbance has been omitted.Also in the book, they run into students from Beauxbatons, who are lost, Winky (who was omitted from the film completely), who appears to be attempting to run away from the chaos, a group of goblins “cackling over a sack of gold,” three Veelas surrounded by a “gaggle of young wizards” and Ludo Bagman (who was omitted from the film completely). Harry, Ron and Hermione run into Draco in the woods, and he mentions what the attack is about. After this, Harry, Ron and Hermione get separated from Fred, George, and Ginny when they run into the woods. Weasley has to wake up his family, Harry and Hermione after hearing the attacks outside because they have all fallen asleep before they started. The mascots presentations during the Quidditch World Cup are different: the Veela are omitted and the Leprechauns’s presentation is significantly minimized, not being any mention of their gold.
Ludo Bagman’s role is omitted from the film, which means the bet that the Weasley twins made did and their loss of all their savings does not happen.Also, they knew very well who Cedric was… In the film however, he was portrayed as a nice man with an affable personality, does not boast about Cedric being better than Harry and is clean shaven. In the book, Amos Diggory was portrayed as a boastful, proud and impolite man with a scrubby brown beard who takes pride in boasting that his son Cedric was better than Harry – given than Cedric had betten Harry in Quidditch the previous year.Bill, Charlie and Percy didn’t travel by Portkey, meeting their family latter at the World Cup, given that they were traveling by Apparition. All the Weasley children attend the World Cup, including Bill and Charlie – actually, Bill appears throughout this and subsequent books.Weasley’s disapproval of her sons’ plans to open up a joke shop after their graduation was omitted. Any and all mentions to Pig were excluded… Pigwidgeon has been omitted from the film.Weasley ends up blowing up part of the wall in order for them to get out of the fireplace, which the Dursley’s do not approve off. Weasley, Fred, George and Ron travel by Floo Network to nº 4 Privet Drive to pick Harry up, finding the fireplace boarded up, Mr. Harry receives a letter from Molly Weasley, inviting him to attend the Quidditch World Cup.In the movie, he wakes up in the Burrow given that Privet Drive is omitted from it, and sends a letter to Sirius from the train on his way to Hogwarts. After waking up from what he thinks is a nightmare, he writes to Sirius about his scar hurting. Unlike the film, Harry spends great part of his summer at Privet Drive, and he’s there when he dreams about Voldemort, Wormtail and Frank Bryce.is not present in this dream nor in subsequent ones, given that he hasn’t escaped yet. discussing their plans together in the Riddle House. In the film, Harry dreams of seeing Voldemort, Wormtail as well as Barty Crouch Jr.Bertha Jorkins, the Ministry employee that Wormtail and Voldemort capture and question, and who gives them the information about the Triwizard Tournament being placed at Hogwarts is also not in the movie.The book opens with Frank Bryce’s history, about how he was accused of murdering the family he worked for, many years ago, the Riddle’s.Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban: Book vs. Movie Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets: Book vs. Movie Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone: Book vs. Movie This was the first really big HP book, so they decided to cut anything that wasn’t important to Harry’s story, which means, a great loss in background info and funny stuff…
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