Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1. Deleted Scenes

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[@melonpan530]

She lost a sister that night in Godric's Hollow but she could've gained a son.

[@naruto12mendiola]

damn son

[@nina1522]

So true.

[@Exilon0193]

Damn!

[@kelleyboy3]

That statement caught me in the feels....

[@danematesic4040]

Acer Chang and never once had she acted like she lost anything.

[@kayleigh.b7714]

that's right warner brothers, just delete all the scenes that were in the book *slow claps*

[@VanesaLaura30]

Yeah, and leave the ones that weren't, like the dance between Harry and Hermione

[@rpb4865]

IKR I was like why didn't they put in all those crucial scenes. They wanted to show harry dancing with hermione maybe

[@blacktoilet2661]

If they deleted all the scenes that were in the book there would be no film. I understand it's sarcasm it still doesn't make sense

[@paulblartmemecop7218]

I know this isn’t a book. But it’s still Warner Bros. They fucking deleted Justice League scenes too

[@Wolta]

Yes, because sarcasm always makes sense.

[@jackleeper6310]

They really should not have cut the part with Harry and Dudley...

[@TheLastLegendxv]

airplane ruined it. i guess.

[@makara4615]

Should have gotten another take. Acting and script aren't on par imo. But the scene was too important to leave it out..

[@mikakiyoo4652]

When?

[@JonTonyJim]

@@makara4615 it was also a bit too long imo

[@shepardbook]

Also, that padding on the actor playing Dudley was not very good. Would’ve need a reshoot or some post production processing to make it look real.

[@DarrenWatson64]

Dudley did start liking Harry after Harry saved his life from the dementors in Order of the Phoenix.

[@NightofthelivingSeb]

DarrenWatson64 I don’t think Dudley remembered any of that. Remember in Order of the Phoenix when he became all slow cause of what happened. I think that’s why he’s acting all weird here.

[@薛陳月美-r6f]

Sebastian Mancilla I remember watching a video where some guy was trying to find out what Dudley saw when the dementor attacked him, Since he didn’t have much traumatizing experiences since he was spoiled, he came to the conclusion that Dudley saw his treatment of Harry and how horrible it was all at once

[@loganbigmo]

Dudley _does_ remember what the Dementors did to him, that is why he stopped disliking/abusing Harry and was grateful. Because Dudley had no horrible memories to relive, when the Dementors attacked him, Dudley saw what others perceived of him, and realizing how horrible, spoiled, ungrateful and abusive he was. Making it an eye-opener for him, and why he changed the way he behaved from that point on, hence why Harry, Ginny & their kids went over to Dudley's house as adults.

[@knuckle-sandwichmma681]

I heard that the reason he started acting so neutral almost kind to Harry was because when the dementor started sucking his soul out Dudley saw what an asshole of a human being he was, that changed him.

[@DrRockso1987]

Yeah, in the book Dudley says, "I don't think you're a waste of space" and even goes further to say, "you saved my life". Dudley definitely recognizes and remembers what Harry did for him. Harry even says to Dudley's comment, "Yeah but coming from Dudley, that means, "I love you."

[@GiantMeatball]

"I'm just a waste of space, isn't that right Vernon?" Vernon's pause after that says a lot,

[@michaelbalance98]

He felt guilty, but couldn't admit it

[@fikrijuanda6321]

He just feel guilty, he also said "its not goodbye but just farewell" which he wants to see Harry again

[@xxlCortez]

@@fikrijuanda6321 the opposite. He said "it isn't just a goodbye, this is farewell".

[@Ryguu621]

Harry had a loving moment with Petunia and Dudley, Vernon chose to remain a jerk.

[@zachmayo8636]

I don't think so, I think somewhere inside there, he didn't want to leave Harry. There was a reason he wanted to leave when Harry asked him if he thought he was a waste of space. because he felt guilty for it (at least, think so. Who knows, though?)

[@EVILx3MPIRE]

+kmugz88 he clearly says "This isn't goodbye, this is farewell." And farewell is something you say to someone you'll never see again ~ that's the context of it. But I do agree with Ryguy621 though bc I did sense a hint of awkwardness in Vernon. I think their relationship was of the love/hate kind, and even though Vernon was mean to Harry, he most likely still cared for and maybe even loved him deep down inside!

[@MrNorbo95]

Disagree. You can tell the way Vernon stammers that he's just trying to cover up in front of Dudley why they have to leave without Harry.

[@Eternaldarkness3166]

In the book, Vernon actually is more warmer to Harry in this moment, because he too even begins to realize the amount of danger he could be in.. It was a real great redeeming moment for Vernon.. too bad it was left out of this movie..

[@Eternaldarkness3166]

Ryguy621 That's why I like the movies for certain parts and the books for others, like.. when I first read the books, some of the names I never knew how to pronounce, the movies helped me with that, and even though I do have a good imagination, it's nice seeing a visual on what the movies think they should look like vs what you think.. Some of the parts, like In Harry 5 when Harry was yelling at Ron and H. in Ron's home before his brothers appear, it was far more intense and dramatic, and there would have been a lot more battle scenes I would have liked to have seen.. also.. in number 4.. Movie.. it would have been cool if they showed the whole Q. Match instead of just the beginning.. and as movies go, I would have rather had them put Harry and H. together.. In the books it makes more sense who they end up with because it's more fleshed out, but in the movies, it was more like an after thought.. it would have made more sense doing it that way, but one of the times I really enjoy both the books and the movies, they each bring something different then the other.. and I always have the books to go back to if I truly want the original source material again..

[@wwevideos100100]

I going to pretend this wasn't deleted.

[@nina1522]

+wwevideos100100 I agree. I also like to pretend that as soon as the Dursleys drove about a mile down the road, they collided with a big truck and Petunia and Vernon were killed, but Dudley survived.

[@v4l_549]

WWEVideos100100 me to

[@v4l_549]

CraftyLittleDevil I also wish that would happen

[@tamara-cf3qw]

Me too

[@tamara-cf3qw]

@@nina1522 oh 😂

[@ashtuatara]

Something I've noticed is that the deleted scenes are generally my favourite scenes, because they're more character normal life/bonding/things the movie directors think are less important but really would make the movie so much better if they were left in.

[@Real_Boye]

+Ashley Meijer Mhhh... Actually no... This scenes are slow and ruined the pacing of the film... That's why they were cut off...

[@zachmayo8636]

+LukaANDkrusty "This scenes are slow and ruined the pacing of the film..." Two things. One) These* Two) Y'wanna know what else ruins the pacing of things? Excessive use of "..." in a statement.

[@zachmayo8636]

+LukaANDkrusty I didn't realize it was an argument, and I was just letting you know how moronic you are to use "..." that many times.

[@lydia4943]

True story bro

[@hanaflora.a]

Yeah like draco running to Harry

[@snejq3]

i hate when scenes get deleted in a movie that give certain characters more depth... i love well rounded characters :/

[@erickbuckner4485]

I hate when scenes like these got deleted

[@iluvcaptaindougwash]

I actually like dudley as a character, he changed for the better and ended up a alright guy

[@kejiri3593]

@Pat Cassar Seems more like they scapegoat Harry is more likely to be a thing. But in the end they seem to not be so bad towards him as before in the older movies. But i liked this scene, too bad they didnt keep it in the final release.

[@GEO906]

:,)❤️

[@Shrekboi]

I think he was always a good guy! Just that he was influenced by Harry being a hocrox! He did grow up next to a hocrox his whole life until that point!

[@britt905]

I like the theory that they were awful to Harry because being around horcruxes makes you turn ugly.

[@britt905]

+Sam Lloyd Harry.

[@Da1RiSiN1sMoKe]

Wouldn't his friends have been rotten to Harry, too if that was the case?

[@britt905]

Jake Rosman Not necessarily. They had him 24/7 for 11 years before he met his friends. And Harry is also a likeable person despite his being a horcrux. The inanimate horcruxes didn't have that going for them.

[@kman6815]

I absolutely wish this was true! The problem to that theory is, at the beginning of the series professor Mcgonagall told Professor Dumbledore that the Dursley's were the worst kinds of people. That was when Harry was just brought to their doorstep.

[@springgreengoober]

+K Man well they could already be pretty bad people and the fact harry was a horcrux wouldn't make that any better

[@piggypotter10]

I almost wished they had left in the first two scenes. It puts the Dursleys in a new light and makes them seem human.

[@Anonymoussomeonenr1]

Jenny S Apart from Vernon then you mean?

[@notapeopleperson6761]

@@Anonymoussomeonenr1 He felt guilty though

[@GEO906]

:,)

[@Mismatch-]

tbh I don't think they made a mistake by deleting them. Don't get me wrong, I like the scenes... but they feel way out of character. Throughout all the other movies all of the Dursleys have been nothing but jerks towards Harry, but now they're suddenly not, because... reasons? If there were other scenes in the past movies showing some kind of growth of their characters, maybe these would be a good way to finish their "redemption arc", but without such scenes they feel very forced. I've read the books, but it was a very long time ago, so I don't really remember if there was any character growth for the Dursleys in them, but my guess is that there probably was, at least to some extent. However, since nothing of that made it to the previous movies, I guess the director's choice was to leave these scenes out as well.

[@hoho330]

Big D.... what an unfortunate nickname

[@KaraSims15]

Dudley is no longer a D when Harry saved his life from the dementors

[@basicalloy611]

8============D

[@denamiller1289]

Lmao yeah Big D..........( five year old me)= what’s that mean?

[@Michelle-ir5yy]

LMAO

[@tealwashablemarker8886]

s a brilliant nickanme

[@M_Dutch97]

They really should have kept the first 2. Those are beautiful scenes, showing that there's still a bit of love between them.

[@PlatinumSpoons]

Yeah, all that love between that.... cupboard door under the stairs..?

[@milosstepanovic336]

NeoSalvation actually most of these are not deleted.... the first one in particular they're pre production.... but they made it in...

[@marvinschannel5391]

NeoSalvation all i got say why the flying fuck was this taken no one would of got bored it's a touching scene makes me me think how did they think yeah LET'S CUT THIS OUT IT'S PRETTY BORING? WTF :L

[@nina1522]

+NeoSalvation Maybe a little between Dudley and Harry, but Vernon and Petunia still made it pretty clear they loathed Harry, or at least couldn't care less about him.

[@danieltorres5778]

You know in the world Harry Potter. Dudley and Harry still see each other from time to time

[@maddiefilippone7314]

See ya Big D. Breaks my heart EVERY time.

[@mopolo]

Same

[@Jess3674]

Vernon: W-well because--because he doesn't want to! Do you boy? Harry: Absolutely not! They could've put that part in there.

[@becstar4103]

It was in the books

[@blueake8012]

I don’t think Dudley ever *really* hated Harry, kids tend to mimic their parents so he saw how Petunia and Vernon treated Harry and thought that’s how he was meant to as well. So as he grew up and started forming his own opinions about life, he realised that maybe how he acted probably wasn’t the *best*

[@jordangene1923]

The dementors forced him to realize that

[@davidsavage5630]

That's usually how it is in real life. One of my best friends now is someone I HATED in high school. But then you grow up and none of that crap matters. That's why I like Cobra Kai so much. All the bully characters from the Karate Kid movies are the best characters in the show. They can still be jerks but they're basically Daniel's bros now. Because they grew up. The real bad guys are the ones who were villains and didn't have any more real growing up to do. And even then, you get the sense that there's hope for them..

[@AspectNoir999]

I think it was because Harry was a Horcrux too, remember Ron when he was influenced by one, having lived with Harry as a child, a relativily new Horcrux, they became like Ron did

[@penndavis471]

The scene with Petunia was really powerful. It's a shame that they didn't leave in the scenes with the Dursleys

[@xIcarus227]

Petunia didn't deserve any form of redemption, I'm glad they left it out. She and Vernon were very bad towards Harry right to the end. The scene with Dudley however is in the books and should've been left in, especially since after book 5 Dudley's attitude towards Harry changed completely.

[@windlife]

​@@xIcarus227 Well, Harry was a horcrux all along..

[@xIcarus227]

@@windlife there's no evidence that Harry was making people around him behave worse just like the locket did. The Dursleys behaved the exact same both when they would drop Harry off at King's Cross and when they'd pick him up after an entire school year. Hermione and Ron didn't have behavioural shifts either.

[@windlife]

@@xIcarus227 There's no evidence he wasn't as well. Ron and Hermione stayed with him a short while compared to them raised Harry since he was a toddler.

[@xIcarus227]

@@windlife the evidence is that McGonagall said at the beginning of book 1 that the Dursleys were horrible people, so they were that way before Harry was in the picture. Dumbledore also stated in book 5 I think, that he knew the Dursleys would treat him badly but didn't have a choice but to leave Harry with them. Dumbledore had no idea that horcruxes could make people behave differently so it implies he knew the Dursleys were bad as well. Furthermore, Ron in particular spent almost the entirety of those 7 years with Harry. They slept in adjacents beds, followed the same courses and even spent summers together. That's almost as much time as he spent with the Dursleyes, so any effects would have long shown themselves - considering the locket made people crazy within hours. Like I get what you're trying to say, but unfortunately that theory has little substance.

[@fuzzydetail9905]

They deleted the Dursley’s scenes but we’ve got 4 minutes of Harry and Hermione dancing in a tent instead… totally worth it

[@Oscar.224]

I liked that scene, but i still wished they havent cut this out

[@vivip3016]

good. the dursleys dont deserve any sympathy or redemption

[@Oscar.224]

@@vivip3016 then why should draco should.

[@vivip3016]

@@Oscar.224 who tf brought up draco. i dont like that evil brat either

[@GruntDestroyarChannel]

@@vivip3016 wrong. Anyone and everyone (to a point) deserves redemption. He’s hardly hitler

[@scottcfulton]

As the movies went on the Dursleys never got what they were due, there was so much more of them in the books, and this was an excellent way to cap it. But no, Harry and Hermione dancing is waaaaaaaay more important

[@loreingonzalez64]

Yes yes it is very important tht scene is precious

[@RandomGuy-bx2wv]

that dancing scene was super awkward and unnecessary

[@sarahjackson9669]

I like the dursley scene too but I will defend the dancing to my grave !!!!!!!

[@Wolta]

I would have loved if that scene was in the movie, but the fact is, it's hard to fit into the pacing of those series of scenes in that particular instance. If they had paced the scenes so it wasn't meant to prepare you for the beginning of the movie, they could have definitely added that. It needs it's own sequence so that it gives a big impact. Oh well, what could have been :)

[@twnyc3129]

The dancing scene actually was pretty important. Yes it was awkward too but that’s part of the scene. I remember I didn’t like it the first time I saw it, but after watching the movie more I really understand why it’s there.

[@luigitan5602]

The part where Ron says that "Voldemort" was taboo and that that's the way they track people actually explains a considerable amount of things and gives more depth. I don't know why it got removed

[@peaceboyalaoui123]

Because they say his name anyway after that scene takes place, so it wouldn't have made sense

[@Dreanos]

This scene explains how the death eaters found them at Luna’s house when her father said Voldemort.

[@DavidHRyall]

@@Dreanos *Voldemort Entered The Chat*

[@jakobbecker6435]

I just recently rewatched all of them and that part was in the one I watched. I’d never seen that scene before

[@Aysome]

why the hell did they delete this? its like what it was in the book, where Dudley had some affection towards harry towards the end

[@coherentmint]

+Callum Barnes did you see his fat suit?

[@becstar4103]

Most of these were in the books

[@KaraSims15]

Yeah in the movie his father asked him "who did this to you boy?" and he pointed at Harry which made me think he's a traitor. Guess I will start reading the books then, Dudley's not a bad guy after all.

[@Jugdjay]

The Dursleys' farewell scenes should've been kept in the movie. They're much more impactful than the 30-second scene we got and give a proper closure to the relationship Harry had with them.

[@lizh1988]

Someday they might have a special release of the movies with the deleted scenes in. It would be a big moneymaker probably. Seems like they've done that with Star Wars and LOTR.

[@bghiggy]

Nothing brings tears to my eye more than "I don't think you're a waste of space" and "see ya big D". Even though they hated each other they still came around to appreciate each other.

[@detectivedaffodil437]

I love how he asks his parents why Harry isnt coming with them. He maybe saw Harry as part of their family.

[@bettinapullen8272]

They didn't hate each other not deep down the scene proofed it this needed to happen for us to see

[@jisungscurl7102]

I must of been so awkward for Ron at the ministry talking to his dad. Ha.

[@Anonymoussomeonenr1]

Lucy Symons It´s the only time I´ve felt sorry for Ron throughout the whole series!

[@ssjbubbims3114]

Im ok with all of these being cut out EXCEPT the scene with Dudley...WHY?!?! So much character development in those first few seconds when he doesn't immediately get in the car after Vernon tells him to. He slowly walks over and, with virtually 1 sentence, states he accepts him as a family member. I dont need a cheesy cliche like "I've always loved you" or anything. Just KNOWING Dudley chooses to acknowledge him after all the shit he put him through, was brilliant, and ill never understand why they cut that out. p.s. I almost never comment on videos but I just had to get this out.

[@taekait]

True also it was so close to the books etc i dont get why they would cut such important scenes but add stuff like harry and hermione dancing thats not even in the books idk sometimes its better to stick to the original

[@xIcarus227]

@@taekait honestly while that scene could've been left in I think the movies have far greater issues. Like how everyone can fly with those light/dark shadows while doing so. In the books it's stated that flying is an exceptionally rare skill. Or the elephant in the room: the ending. The entire damn point was that Voldemort was supposed to die just like any other human, and in front of the whole school. This had 2 implications: 1. he died just as he feared: a basic Avada death, like everyone else. No fancy disintegration and no fancy lights, he wasn't as special as he thought he was. 2. the body he left behind was a testament that this time he's actually gone, he didn't disappear like before, and everyone saw it happening. No more coming back this time. But of course, the movies had to ruin that entire idea for effects which catch the eye. Pretty pathetic.

[@Miss_Myth]

Completely understand why everyone's gushing about Dudley & Harry's last line to each other, BUT... to me, the most impactful part of that scene is earlier: "Isn't he coming with us?" "Who?" First of all, who else is there? There's nobody else Dudley could be referring to, yet Harry is so unwanted by Vernon, he's spent so long ignoring him & pretending he's invisible, that the moment he turns around Harry ceases to exist for him. BUT THEN - Dudley responds: "Harry." Just the way he says his name tells you instantly that he's changed. He says Harry's name the way Ron says it, or Dean, or Cedric - there's *SO MUCH* in his tone of voice with that single word. Then he does it again! Vernon answers, "Absolutely not!" "Why?" That simple, genuine, immediate question. It shows acceptance before he ever takes a step towards Harry, and concern for his cousin - if it's so dangerous that we have to leave, why aren't we bringing Harry? I just can't get over how *good* those moments are, how *well* those two, simple, one-word lines are delivered. Just absolutely brilliant.

[@kelvinbremont1341]

The part with Harry and Dudley should have never been deleted. It was brilliant and heartwarming. Dudley really grew up and changed his ways and made amends for his past actions and now best of all Harry has blood family who cares about him in his cousin. Very touching indeed. I’m especially happy that they kept in touch after the war. 😊🙌

[@VolcyThoughts]

The Dursly and skipping rocks scene were pretty essential and didn't need to be cut. Dudley's part could have been scripted and acted better tho but with time and practice they could've nailed it. And they could have humanized Vernon a bit

[@drgokilz]

i wished they'd put the petunia and dudley scene. there's more to them than meets the eye

[@profilenamehello]

Everyone is talking about the first two, and yeah, they're pretty important. But the one that really NEEDED to be in there was the one between Ron and Hermione playing with the rocks. It added levity to the really dark tone of the movie AND it showed that they too could have fun like Hermione/Harry when they danced later on in the film. I love the Harry/Hermione dance scene...but it seemed off to some people that they shared that moment together when Hermione marries Ron in the end. The skipping rocks scene counterbalanced that, although it should have been edited for time.

[@ilonggavirtualassistants6069]

so true! and here i am just finding out this deleted scenes in all the movies after 18 years!

[@ruthlahari1181]

The part when Ron and Hermione were skipping rocks, Hermione totally knew what she was doing LMAO!! I love this scene and they shouldn’t have cut it out

[@Oscar.224]

Yeahh, i wish they had’nt cut that out

[@wolflike24124]

Its not only very touching. It's like Harry went all the trouble just for at least one of the Dursley's to appreciate him. It made me almost tear up, after all these years he finally says "I dont think you're a waste of space" :')

[@maryritzmann3886]

Dudley stepping on the beautifully manicured grass and silently challenging his Dad to say something. Film Poetry.

[@viridity.z]

I really wish they would’ve kept that scene with Dudley. It was really emotional in the book about how he changed in the end. Even though it was a couple lines, I still feel it was important:)

[@Chizurugasm]

I thought the biggest problem was that they just... well they cut the character of Voldemort. In the books, you clearly understand why he is the darkest wizard of all times. He is feared with a reason. And the film version... a silly snaky man, with no depth at all who's just fireing around avada kedavras, just like any other "dark wizard". Nothing special. Nothing I could probably fear in real life. But the book-Voldemort... an intelligent, manipulative, feared man. A man who have more lines than "avada kedavra". And let me remind you of the book ending, where he just died after Harry expose him in front of everyone. Like an ordinary human, not a magical creature that vanishes in the air. Its sad thought. He could have become the best villain of all times. Could.

[@VaasHD]

the way he died in the movies was probably to letting the audience show that he has no souls, just an empty shell. Something like that I heard.

[@twnyc3129]

I didn’t read the last books so thank you for the description of how Voldemort really died. Definitely more impactful that he died like a real person.

[@digga7200]

He still is

[@taekait]

@@twnyc3129 Also because his greatest fear was to die so the horcruxes and then die an ordinary death must hurt more than to vanish into particles :/

[@ramal5708]

I just love the scene of Ron and Hermione stone skipping, how he teaches her how to do it properly, also the scene which was included in the actual movie where she teaches Ron how to play certain song on the piano.

[@theflyingwhale5778]

They way he say it "I don't think you're a waste of space." Just... speak volume, he's such a big character, really upset they deleted it.

[@dix7015]

the first two shoulda been in the film

[@blakey1015]

I think people forget how young they are ( I mean they're only 17 ) and I think the skipping stones scene with Hermione and Ron helps remind us of that fact. It helps remind us that they are still children

[@ast1867]

99% of comments: OMG THEY SHOULD HAVE LEFT TEH DUDLY AND PETUNIA 0.6%: the playing with rocks scene is more important then the dance scene 0.4%: big D lol

[@sonicgen20]

Sad that that one bit of Dudley character developement didn't make it into the movie.

[@potatochips-i2r]

I luv how Dudley was watching Vernon while walking over the fence🤣✨

[@DrCuriensapprentice]

Throughout his childhood he followed by his Father’s example but then he began to think for himself and realise that Harry is a strong person that should be respected rather than ridiculed.

[@seancampbell2865]

First two are easily my favourite scenes in the whole franchise to be honest. Shame they were cut.

[@89althea]

maturity for dudley

[@landerverlinden5689]

I still can't believe they left out the scenes with Dudley and his aunt. I really loved them in the book and it would've made them so much better persons!

[@TheGroveling]

Such a waste, such a waste, hate it when they do things like this.

[@Interceptor810]

I loathed Dudley until I saw this scene

[@vincelopez756]

We all have.

[@akshat8429]

Interceptor810 I had a dream that Dudley would get a Muggle born witch and Harry would tell him that if his daughter pointed her wand at him and said Avada Kedavra he would be rich and Dudley did tell her to do it.

[@notapeopleperson6761]

I loathed Dudley until I read the book

[@meganisdone615]

The scenes with the durslys should have been kept in. I read the books before I watched the movies and I was really looking forward to that scene. It doesn't make Dudley and his mother look like A holes. Although I still hate Vernon.

[@ehwa6780]

Gemini in the book, it's just the same as the movie

[@tilliekatmael-hajjar6039]

7:04 That's right Hermione, just throw the rock when Ron says to flick it P.S. I know you're faking Hermione, IT'S A MUGGLE ACTIVITY!!!!!!!!!!!

[@hibaimene9684]

Omagad dying 😂😂😂

[@nina1522]

I liked Dudley a little better after seeing this(and reading the book) but I still LOATHE that vile Uncle Vernon and horrid Aunt Petunia-THEY'RE the waste of space if you ask me.

[@leoparddog84]

Dudley was a child who's earliest memories were of watching his cousin being treated like garbage by his parents. This isn't uncommon in abusive families to have a golden child and a scapegoat. The golden child come stop fear being treated like the scapegoat, so participates in the abuse in order to stay in good standing with the abusive parents, mostly out of fear. There can be a lot of trauma for both children and Dudley showed unbelievable bravery being kind to Harry in front of Vernon and Petunia.

[@FandomLoverFN]

@@leoparddog84 Yeah another way you can tell that is the way Dudley keeps looking back at Vernon to see his reaction as he moves towards Harry

[@DangerofDeath]

I wish they kept all of these scenes in cos they really show the dursleys in a way we have never seen them before

[@tacituskilgore22]

*I love this scene it’s just the awkwardness of the whole thing just fits, also it’s the most emotional and powerful scene!*

[@SuperKamiGuru-i3c]

I can see why they deleted the second one. It's kind of clumsy and the acting isn't that great on Dudly's (I don't know the kid's actual name) part. That being said, I wish they had done another take or something and kept both the first and second scenes in. That was like, the *one* thing I wanted to see in this movie. Harry forgiving Dudly, and Dudly finally showing some form of kindness towards Harry was a very moving scene in the book. I always thought Harry would have one day went to go see Dudly. It's a shame it's not in the actual movie. A real shame

[@KassandraClermont]

He's so clumsy because he's in a fat suit. I think he felt uncomfortable in it

[@SuperKamiGuru-i3c]

Kassandra Clermont I mean the acting is clumsy

[@Moviefan2k4]

I thought Dudley was supposed to be clumsy, even more so after suffering the Dementor attack. That creature didn't suck out Dudley's soul, but it did seem to put him in a permanent trauma of some kind.

[@SuperKamiGuru-i3c]

Moviefan2k4 Like I said to the other guy. It's the acting that's clumsy. As in, it's very unbalanced in this scene. Little bits of it are good, little bits of it are bad. Doesn't seem like they ever got a good take on this scene if this was the one they went with for the DVD

[@nina1522]

I have no doubt that Harry and Dudley at least exchanged Christmas and birthday greetings when they grew up , although I don't really see their families going on vacations or having weekend barbecues together, but a mutual feeling of good will existed between them.

[@coisinhasbanais]

I guess including the pointless scene of Hermione wiping out her parents' memories was more important than to offer the dursleys, who have been in the series since the first movie 10 years before, some meesly character development and closure. If I were those actors I'd be pissed off, to be honest. Hermione could've simply told harry about what she had to do to her parents, and it would still be an emotional scene.

[@taekait]

They shouldve cut the dancing not the memories or atleast cut the scene like im sure they had a spare minute :/

[@Mismatch-]

tbh I don't think they made a mistake by deleting them. Don't get me wrong, I like the scenes... but they feel way out of character. Throughout all the other movies all of the Dursleys have been nothing but jerks towards Harry, but now they're suddenly not, because... reasons? If there were other scenes in the past movies showing some kind of growth of their characters, maybe these would be a good way to finish their "redemption arc", but without such scenes they feel very forced. I've read the books, but it was a very long time ago, so I don't really remember if there was any character growth for the Dursleys in them, but my guess is that there probably was, at least to some extent. However, since nothing of that made it to the previous movies, I guess the director's choice was to leave these scenes out as well.

[@Paradigmfusion]

thankfully most of these scenes have been brought back in for the USA/SYFY TV airings.

[@rojeliocirilo3493]

Dudley,” I don’t think that your a waste of space.” Harry,” see you Big D.” This was a touching moment, takes me back towards the first film, Dudley was always bullying Harry throughout the films, but I think that after saving his life in the order of the Phoenix, he had a change of heart, or this just the last team that they’ll see each other again, he felt that he was going to miss Harry.

[@mattp0014]

That whole scene with the stone skipping, such a HUGE opportunity missed there for an amazing ron and Hermione moment. I was half expecting ron to tell her to "swish and flick"

[@elvie2230]

Swish and flick those stones Hermione.

[@ryanjablonski2745]

I just don't understand why they took these scenes out of the Movie instead of letting them in !!!

[@Moviefan2k4]

Running time, more than likely. That's the #1 reason scenes are deleted to begin with. Theater owners want to show a movie as many times as possible per day, because it increases their profit. If a film's 3 or 4 hours long, that's less showing's every day.

[@MegaMorphTronpages]

i love all these scenes

[@Lila_Moon]

I've recently started watching all the Harry Potter movies again on Peacock, and I am noticing a lot of these scene are in those versions. I don't know if they are the director's cut or extended versions. But yeah, I was happy to see they were added in.

[@isabelquinn3185]

“I lost a sister” *sniff* I’m not crying *sniff sniff*

[@chriswbaty]

I'm just glad ABC Family puts these scenes in when they show Harry Potter movies, but how's this for an option on a DVDS, you can watch the movie with the deleted scenes in their place if you want to. Cause those first two scenes just come to show that despite the hate they show towards Harry, the Vernons truly care about him. Minimal yet Powerful.

[@phillipjordan7799]

The Dursley's not the Vernon's. Vernon is the uncle.

[@danielbianco6300]

That explains so much to me, i was for years 100% certain that the first time i watched the first movie the potions class scene was put completely in with the rest of the movie, now i want to scout the internet for these extended releases

[@insanespiders]

Dudley is actually such a sweetheart near the end.

[@gabyalvirde]

The last one is very very beauty (':

[@chrisgreely5958]

The part with the Dursleys was extremely important, I never liked how they left it out of the film.

[@Sre171]

You can watch it extended with the JJPotter edit, although it would be nice to have an offical version (Including the never released Victor Krum scene that they filmed)

[@Santana105]

That stone throwing bit wouldve been hilariously out of place in the actual movie.

[@userjasonipadschucks8342]

1:56 best part in all books or movies very real always cry he's pretty much saying he loves him and is gonna miss harry this day Dudley became a man

[@keishikura]

Funny how, in the books, the one of the Dursley marriage who showed a lil bit of affection, or to feel something about their farewell was the one that wasn't Harry's blood relative

[@RennieAsh]

5:03 yeah that thing is three whole movies just in itself

[@jacquelinez2857]

because they enjoy watching us squirm when the best moments from the books aren't there.

[@jeromegagnon5405]

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[@rjsmind]

I like the book version better where it turns out that between his stepparents Vernon just dislikes harry but did the bare amount of right by him, giving him a home, feeding him, etc while Petunia straight up just hates him and doesnet want him in her life at all.

[@willdoug6604]

that was actually wholesome his step brother actually liked him deep down

[@宁夏-m7r]

Today, the Harry Potter series of movie watching always feel boundless, come and see the deleted scenes, feel like to understand many......

[@bobx6565]

Losing a sister who she hated does not excuse her abuse of Harry.

[@JB-mb1ro]

I can change! If you can change! We can all change!

[@elora179]

It’s sad, they could have raised these boys like brothers.

[@mabrukahabdullah8486]

I wish these scenes made it into the movie 🥺 especially Dudley's redemption!

[@ickleronny]

Should have left the front lawn scene with Dudley and Harry in the movie, that almost made me tear up.

[@clickcijum]

The way he says ''See you, Big D'' makes me wanna cry

[@laurenbernardfrio7679]

This is a redemption for the Dursley family, I wish they never deleted this scene so that fans will be clapping in theaters...

[@AntonioTorres-om7iw]

I love the complexity of petunia’s character, and dudleys too

[@PshYeah5]

I wish they wouldn't have taken out the dursley's leaving. It kind of makes up for how mean they were to him earlier. Not completely, but shows that they do somewhat care for the boy. Dudley's part made me cry, because coming from him, it really meant a lot more.

[@friedpan8564]

Doesn't excuse the way she treated harry, but can understand her internal conflict threw the years

[@TheJedwardo]

Vernon just seemed sad before the moment when Harry said absolutely not

[@emmettbrown6418]

There was a reason why Aunt Petunia kept Harry humble.

[@assclappinsomeonerightnow]

Dudley one touching moment closure!

[@mattgerrish908]

Something the movie doesn't tell you is that after the Second Wizarding War Harry remained on Christmas card terms with Dudley and even got together on a few occasions with him so all their kids could play together.

[@marvelman600]

You can really tell that Dudley wanted to say more, but knew that it was enough

[@taekait]

Yeah it feels so awkward and raw I really love that scene

[@beck1392]

I love that abc family includes the finished deleted scenes in the movie when they play it on tv, I always wished I could watch the uncut version on the dvds

[@jessiehayes1679]

I haven't ever seen the dudly one on abc tho.

[@brandieshelby2770]

should of put Dudley in it, not delete him 😢😍

[@Larph13]

The Dudley scene was a bit heartwarming to be cut. That was their final talk before Harry goes his separate way.

[@ITSMERlVER]

I don’t understand how the scene in the elevator was a deleted scene, I swear that’s in the movie...no?

[@harrypotter5703]

Bro it wasn't there in the original cut

[@penelopegriffin8702]

These scene should have been kept in. It would have been an amazing part of Dudley and Harry’s journey. Thank goodness for the book. I was totally disappointed in the Deathly Hallows film, they could have done so much more with it.

[@Gamer1234brendan]

Petiuna probably regretted being mean to Lilly all those years this is why we are always nice to our siblings because we don’t what will happen to them the best thing we can do is spend time with them and be nice

[@chinogamer420]

al final los tíos le trataban como a un perro pero en el fondo no querían que Harry terminara como sus padres

[@cyalateralliegator]

Remember we only saw what snape saw, we didn't see Lilly's or Petunia's own memories, which is nice. It keeps that bond between them and us left guessing. She probably resented harry because he is the reason for the death of her sister. Of course there was jealousy and bitterness and she was cruel sometimes, but that doesn't mean they didn't love each other.