Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 Unreleased Extended Scene - Voldemorts Speech

[@victoriarodrigues8250]

i'm actually never going to be over the fact that they cut what might be the most important character development in this series. Draco was viewed in such a negative way in the films and they didn't even leave in his developement ;-;

[@this5568]

I'm totally with you.

[@mairaanjani3648]

AGREED

[@reaj5743]

I know... but at least we know what he did

[@victoriarodrigues8250]

Rea J true. I love Draco Malfoy sm

[@Pwells1]

You saw it in that he didn't want to join the Death Eaters. It's in the movie.

[@TJ_ax]

God damn they should have kept the scene with Draco running back once he realizes Harry is alive. Would have completely redeemed his character.

[@helgathegreat]

If you want redemption,watch star wars

[@stephaniebell1445]

the boy that made all the wrong choices finally made the right choice, they should of kept this scene of Draco.

[@Nanamystique444]

he didn't made any wrongs choices, He didn't have any --'

[@weiyin8046]

- Misslays racism towards muggleborns, physical abuse towards Dobby and many more

[@weiyin8046]

- Misslays however, he did have some good intentions. He was raised to be horrid.

[@yasminhatem2046]

Stephanie Bell he didn’t make all the wrong choices He didn’t have a choice

[@lightbubba]

His parents, mainly Lucius, made the choices for him. He raised him racist, made him into a brat, into a Death Eater. He didn't have a choice.

[@resveries_]

I love how Draco doesn't move until his mother calls him. And how when he does walk over to the Death Eaters, he completely ignores Lucius and goes to his mom. I just feel like they have a much stronger bond with eachother than he does with his dad. AND THEN THE SECOND HE FINDS OUT HARRY IS ALIVE HE RUNS AND GIVES HIM HIS WAND. OUT OF ALL PEOPLE DRACO GOES AND HELPS HARRY. He really isn't a horrible person.

[@sweetstrawberry1194]

I NEED THIS SCENE IS NOT FAIR THEY CUT IT OUT!!! *cries*

[@xenalovesares]

They should never have cut it.

[@JordanEdgar730]

I would like to make the comment that Draco would have stayed on the good side until his mother told him.

[@KellyFairman]

Exactly. You can feel it illuminate in his character, as long as you are willing to try to connect with him. :)

[@Kaimli]

He indeed ran back to the good side right after Harry "came back to life"

[@kiyohshi6827]

And his mother was on the good side

[@bonjourmarlene]

The only reason why Narcissa told Draco to come was because they wanted to leave (as you can see in the movie as well). She wanted to keep her family intact & get away from all of this mess

[@nannanuggetzzz5829]

Kelly Fairman does anyone else feel like Draco could've been a huge hero or at least a "good guy" if people would actually give him the chance. It's not what you do wrong or right that make you a good person because we all make mistakes. It's the influence people have on us and the influence we have on people. Draco would've stayed but his mother had to call him. He would've been a huge help to this battle. Am I right?

[@LittleLyonMan]

My eyes suddenly filled with tears when Draco ran back to Harry's side. Draco wasn't evil, he was a sympathetic villain as well as a victim. He was simply born into a family of snobbish pure-bloods and forced to think and feel a certain way. Thankfully he overcame it all in the end.

[@christinawoodruff8873]

I agree so much

[@christinawoodruff8873]

***** It's pretty sad that you can't find any sympathy for a child who was brain washed to be racist and can't to the understanding they the shot he was doing was wrong. What instigated that realization doesn't really matter in the long run, does out? He as brainwashed good while life. And he was still a child when shit hit the fan.

[@ThatWeirdChick]

I hate that they cut out 2 of the greatest character developments. This, and Dudley telling Harry that he's not a waste of space.

[@lana2458]

100% agree

[@weiyin8046]

Cheyenne Wesley and apparently there was a scene in the film that was cut, where Petunia shows that she does in fact miss her sister

[@ThatWeirdChick]

R.I.P Harambe Ohh yeah, that too. I think that was in the same scene where Dudley said what he said. The movie needed all these character developments.

[@sweetstrawberry1194]

IKR especially Draco's !!!

[@yuhletsgetit]

Cheyenne Wesley ikr

[@DaniGXx]

Draco running back yelling potter actually made me cry why on earth would they cut this scene

[@sneakywesal]

true

[@اناعبودي-ي4ل]

what did he do after running towards harry?

[@JobeMinacum]

He threw him his wand.

[@ActivBowser9177]

i totally agree

[@niteeshr1102]

@shade231 but this movie was shorter than the previous Potter movies

[@kathrynyarnton7796]

"POTTER!" it made me cry...

[@LastSurvivorOfKandor]

There should be an extended edition with all deleted scenes put in, I'm sure people don't mind sitting that long (in the comfort of their homes).

[@brittanybroquadio8846]

okay. I want to point out something. I love Draco's character development but why leave it out? it's very important

[@PhoebeAH1]

They should have kept in Draco's part. It explains so much like how Harry got the freaking wand and the smile between them in the end. That and Draco needed to be able to have at least one scene where his true character showed. I mean you got a glimpse of it in the Half Blood Prince when he doesn't want to kill Dumbledore and looks like he is going to cry when he does actually die but this would have shown that he was good and wasn't really a coward.They should re-release in say about 10 years! Every movie with all deleted and extended scenes added for the MEGA Potter Fans.

[@LauraLuFilms]

I would gladly pay *all* the galleons for that.

[@resveries_]

And when he's crying in the bathroom, especially in the book 'cause he was crying and Moaning Myrtle tries to comfort him and says something like 'I'll help you' and he's still crying an is just like 'no one can help me' He's not a bad person, not really.

[@MHScrat]

Draco doesn't want to do what Voldemort says, he doesn't want to kill and he's scared of going against the entire school and his professors, the only reason he serves Voldemort is because he's had to because of the threat that Voldemort would kill him and his family. But that doesn't mean that Draco likes Harry or that he was 'good' all along. Draco does what will keep him alive, but he isn't inherently cruel or evil...he's just....a bit of a spoiled brat tbh xD always boasting and bragging but not having the guts to do anything when the timecame. He's an interesting character, but as shown in the books (and as everyone seems to forget) two seconds after Harry Ron and Hermione had just saved him, he was trying to convince the death eaters that he was on their side.

[@jadathomas1529]

I am mad at the director for cutting this out of the movie! This is a HUGELY IMPORTANT part of this scene! This redeems Draco's whole character! It is like when Snape gives Harry his memories! YOU CAN'T CUT THIS OUT!!!!!!

[@moustacheentertainment9615]

Why would they cut this out? This clearly shows the best in Draco. In the movie, what they are saying is that Draco is evil and doesn't care about anyone but himself. However, in this extended scene, it shows how Draco doesn't hate Harry. In fact, in the Chamber of Secrets, Draco agreed with Ron as Crabbe (even though Ron disagreed) that Harry Potter was the worst person in the school. However, now, it says Draco thinks of Harry as Human. In The Sorcerers Stone, Draco wanted to make friends with Harry. They nevr made friends as far as we know after that. So many fans never find out the other side of Draco unless they watched this. Only around 100,000 out of all of the fans have seen the good side of Draco.

[@Musicmore1000]

I agree, though in the other version of this scene it does kind of show Draco's reluctance to join the other side. In the other scene I think they do a good job of making it clear that he joins only because his mother tells him to, not his father or his own choice. Throughout the series it hints that Draco had a very strong bond with his mother, and he wanted to do what she thought was best.

[@blairkey3734]

You're forgetting though, that we did see the good in Draco in DH1 when the trio was caught by the snatchers and brought back the Malfoy Manor. Draco lied to Bellatrix when he knew it was Harry. In a way, he tried to protect him. This scene would've been good to keep in the film though, cause where the F did Harry get a wand after he was "murdered?"

[@NCT127xx]

Blair Key In the book Harry had his wand in his jacket and Draco didn't hand his wand

[@nella1987]

Oh, I love the first part of Voldemort's speech! And Ron's scream "Liar!" should've been kept, Neville wasn't the only one who stood up for Harry...

[@nella1987]

Plus, I've just realised that Neville shouts "You're wrong, Harry's heart did beat for us" and that's in response to something Voldemort says in the deleted part of the speech... talk about continuity!

[@fikrijuanda6321]

I thought Draco running was the only part they cut

[@happyLILwierdo]

WHY did they cut out Draco. It was such a good scene and it was only 2 seconds!

[@princesslexicon]

why. wasn't. this. in. the. movie.

[@user-ce3oc6xv2c]

They cut Draco's scene because that was OOC. Draco wishes with all his heart that Voldemort would fall, but he wouldn't stand up to him like that. Draco is brave, but not that type of brave. He just wanted to be safe with his family and that war to end. He didn't want to be the direct cause of Harry's death, because killing someone is scary and even if it was a weird relationship, he and Harry still had a link, but he wouldn't risk his life to save him either. I do believe that Draco has good inside of him, but he isn't a reckless guy. The only person for which he would have dared to make that kind of heroic moment would be his parents. Hints of his good personnality were dropped though ; his hesitation in the room of requirement, his despair when he faced dumbledore, his lie to bellatrix... And in the books, there is his first appareance, the nod in the epilogue... If you're not smart enough to catch the hints, then you're not smart enough to understand Draco's character, who is SUBTLE, not flashy. How dumb would it be to help Harry while being surrounded by Death Eaters ?

[@itskaaee]

I think you're right. There ARE many hints of Draco Malfoy's good side. And it's such a pitty that this scene is deleted...

[@user-ce3oc6xv2c]

I heard that J.K Rowling will write and post stories about the Harry Potter universe on Pottermore around Chrismas (I believe it starts on the 12th december) and one of them is Draco-centric. It will be intersting to read.

[@transarchivist]

No, I don't think it was ooc at all. Draco's a coward but he knows that he needs to help Harry and I think it'd been building up to this moment quite nicely, it was almost painfully obvious to me that Draco would step in at some point - especially after Harry saving his life earlier that day. And I don't think he'd do it for his parents, either - not Lucius anyway. I think the only thing that made Draco do this was for what he eventually realised was the greater good. Slowly Draco's been realising what's right and what isn't and it's only now he's finally built up the courage to do something about it. I don't think he'd do it for anyone but Harry.

[@user-ce3oc6xv2c]

I don't think that he really cares for what is right or not. Well, maybe he does, but it's not his top priority. He won't fight for justice ; it's too abstract. However, he would act to protect his parents, like Narcissa lied to Voldemort to find Draco. I think he did want the war to end with the defeat of Voldemort ; however, not at the risk of his own life, or only if he had absolutly no choice (meaning : he alone could do something, and without getting killed the next second for it)

[@sanim03]

It's not out of character, especially the way they built him in the movies from 6. It would've been a fitting conclusion to his arc and resolve the rivalry in a way. Regardless I don't believe this happened in the book, so it would've been something that hardcore fans would've hated but I won't lie when I say I wish this was in the book and movie too.

[@reynadupre2577]

I can't believe that this was cut out from the movie! It's really important to Draco's story and character development. He's not a good person, but he's not completely evil like Voldemort. He's just very, very scared for himself and his parents. For the first five books/movies, Draco's been spoiled. He had never had to do something as important and serious as murdering Dumbledore and getting the Dark Mark. It's a big change in such a short amount of time, so you can't really blame him for being so cowardly. Draco's choices are very realistic for someone who is put in that position.

[@jamesarnold2899]

the way he says Potter literally broke my heart, I'm in tears 😭

[@Sumacy]

There are several hints in the books, but also in the movies which show who/how Draco really is. I think it's just sad that the 'scene' was cut out of the movie. It would make a lot of people understand Draco.

[@969jeo]

I am sooooooooooooo freaking upset at the fact that they cut out the tiniest piece of film but could be in fact the greatest piece of film I've ever seen in my life. the moment where the so-called "bad guy" Draco Malfoy throws his wand to Harry......if they didn't film that scene AT ALL that would have meant (for me at least) that they don't really think Draco is that big enough of character to make a Redemption moment about but they did and they just edited out which makes me super sad and the fact that most people won't ever realize that this was an ACTUAL thing that could have happened in the movie makes me so sad and sooooooooooooo frustrated

[@JeffTheDudeAbides]

I hate when Movies based on Books have the most pivotal scenes of character development cut from them. The Dudley goodbye, this scene as well as the ending where Older Draco nods to Older Harry as they send their kids off to school at platform 9 3/4.

[@Obladioblada1980]

I like Draco. But that wasn't how Harry got the wand. It was on his body, hidden. Other then Narcissa and Hagrid no one else was close enough to Harry to see the wand.

[@dreyj6536]

drarry drarry drarry drarry DRARRRRRYYYYYYY I love how Harry's like: Harry: (tumbles out of Hagrids arms like a boss) Draco: (gasps) POTTER!! XD

[@mariposa8430]

I really wish they had show Draco giving Harry his wand!!

[@purpleshadow11]

I mean I'm kinda glad they left this out because I seen this movie with my family and I would have screamed 'Fuck yeah' when this happened so...

[@francisissleepy5300]

Thats a big ass mood

[@airachica]

What possessed them to remove that wonderful moment of Draco running straight to Harry? O_O Seriously, what was their reason? xD

[@airachica]

But this moment is so effing short, but has so much impact... I mean, it's, wha,t 2-3 seconds long? That seems like a pretty lame excuse if that's the case -.-

[@airachica]

+Cryer24597 Not as such. I mean, I can't say anything about the books, but in the movies it's very clear that Draco isn't an evil person and some redemption would have been nice.

[@airachica]

+Cryer24597 Still, my opinion is that this would have given the chance for way better redemption for a beloved character despite it may seeming out of chatacter. Perhaps that's why it would have been so great to see him do that. I mean, imagine the jaws dropping xD

[@Morcealatico]

"Out of character"? In the last book Malfoy, at the end of the battle, is fighting against the death eaters

[@airachica]

Tosta Thank you!

[@xein89]

I personally feel like they could have put this scene in the movie. Not to actually redeem his character because I don't think Draco was that nice of a guy. He was a product of his parents and wither we like it or not, he wasn't a good guy. However, I don't believe he was stupid, as in, not intelligent. He knew what a losing fight looked like and throwing Harry the wand would have also proved to his family and classmates where his true loyalties lied. I mean, it doesn't make any sense that he wasn't seriously punished by his mere associations to the Death Eaters. Not to mention that he actually accepted the curse mark himself. But throwing Harry the wand could have been the factor that saved his own future and it would also have made a lot of sense to the readers and the movie watchers. I thought it was really strange that Draco stood at KingsCross and sent his son off. If he had somehow acted to prove his true loyalties, then I can understand and accept easier. After having read the books and all the material JK have put out on Draco and his family, I've come to the conclusion that she hasn't portrayed Draco the way she talks about him in interviews. She dislikes Draco and are slightly confused/uncomfortable with the idea that so many girls like Draco. But I don't find it strange at all. Despite his bad attitude and general shitty behavior towards the trio, I find Draco to be incredibly brave. Bravery doesn't have to be about saving the fair maiden or sacrificing oneself. He fought for his family and he was in the epicenter of a war, literally. The fact that he was strong enough to do what he did in a situation such as that, I feel like he deserves more credit than he gets.

[@dev9887]

Wow you must have spent a long time writing that

[@LazzyVamples]

+xein89 Draco was a good guy. He's the textbook definition of that schoolyard bully who talks big but would never actually beat somebody up. He wasn't a bad guy, but he thought he wanted to be. Every time he actually had to make a choice, he hesitated because he knew it was wrong. That's not the actions of a bad guy--that's the actions of a good guy who is too cowardly to stand for what he actually believes in. So your analysis of his character is way off.

[@xein89]

Dev: Not really :) Abigail: J.K Rowling herself stated that he wasn't (though he is a bully). I'm not saying it because I feel like it but because the author herself have said it.

[@LazzyVamples]

xein89 His actions says otherwise.

[@xein89]

Abigail Archer-Addams It doesn't really matter if his actions speak otherwise when J.K Rowling herself stated her intentions for the character.

[@TheAlmightyBassist]

There are many factors that could be considered with Draco throwing the wand.. -harry saved draco's life in the room of requirement. Possibly believes he owes him. A life debt perhaps? -Draco, like his family, wanted nothing more to do with voldemort. Knowing harry was alive possibly due to Narcissa he probably just wanted him to get rid of the dark lord. Possibly sending him over to the death eaters again was because Narcissa knew he was alive and was telling Draco about it? Just some thoughts -

[@StFangofBoredom]

I'm usually one of those annoying people who insists that the movie should be as much like the book as possible (I have insane expectations), but Draco giving Harry his wand is one change I would have GLADLY accepted!

[@venomsbite3925]

I agree...

[@NatTalks01]

#DRARRYISREAL

[@jamesarnold2899]

I live Drarry

[@jamesarnold2899]

love *

[@nabeerashahzad541]

AMEN, SISTER!

[@raboy2171]

YASSSSS

[@desireej4657]

I LIVE FOR DRARRY

[@kristyysc]

I'm so mad they deleted this scene

[@princeofdatny]

If they kept the scene with Draco giving Harry his wand it would have made it less fucking awkward when they saw each other 19 years later. Like I get Narcissa lying to Voldemort but she did that for Dracos sake and then he joins back to Voldemorts side. I would have been like. "WTF is he doing here he shouldnt be allowed to send his son to school"

[@princeofdatny]

Yeah but it still made more sense to have him get a redeeming moment when we tossed the wand. That would have nullified all the times he did wrong like a YES! Moment.

[@christinawoodruff8873]

I wonder how old you are based on this comment. 19 years is a long time for people to recognize the faults of the actions of our youths. A lot of time to realize how much sway parents actually have over children's behavior and actions. There's also the fact that Draco did, you know, not rat him out when he had the chance. and Harry had watched Dumbledore, until his dying breath, trust the good in Draco. Then there is the fact that all kids deserve an education, no matter how shitty you may feel their parents are. So it's really not that weird for there to be an acknowledgment at kings cross without this scene, even just watching the movies. But I am indeed still upset that this was cut

[@lizziegoodall7044]

I will never forgive the people who cut this scene out. God I ship drarry so much. WHY COULDN'T YOU HAVE JUST LEFT IT IN AND MADE MY LIFE A LOT HAPPIER?! Now I'll just put it on loop to soothe my broken heart.

[@lizziegoodall7044]

Yay! All my ships are gay :)

[@cellulars]

+Kristins Not Cool bless your soul for shipping the same things as me. finally, someone who understands me

[@danielwatts9897]

DRARRY is real. PHAN is real.

[@shayisaway]

IKR HOW DARE THEY CUT OUT SUCH A BEAUTIFUL SCENE

[@nannanuggetzzz5829]

Lizzie Goodall as will i

[@girlfromchile5190]

Voldemort with a hoodie lol

[@darcypiche]

GirlFromChile and a nose

[@TheHybridOriginal]

See this would have been a way better scene!

[@roar817]

i LOVE the "POTTER" part they should have kept that in there. i dont think anyone would have minded.

[@H3ath3r4596]

They should have left dracos scene 😥

[@PaintbrushBristles]

I didn't read the last book, so will you please explain why that scene should have been kept? =]

[@crisvalah]

PaintbrushBristles the caption says that draco gives harry his wand... it's in the video

[@PaintbrushBristles]

Chris Vala Wow, I am blind. I got it now. Thanks =]

[@crisvalah]

fine ;)

[@ChocolateCake972]

i cannot believe they didnt put in the scene where draca gave harry his wand, i had tears in my eyes when he did, i WISH they put that in the film honestly

[@Ravenstar2296]

I love how affected they (Ron and Hermione) seemed when they thought Neville was going to the Death Eaters. I never realized how strange it was that Harry still had his wand to attempt to kill Nagini.

[@Mina-te5qi]

Dean Thomas is SO laughing when Voldemort hugs Malfoy lol.

[@Ashicakez3]

Why would they cut out that scene with draco in it? They should have left it :(

[@jessielin3149]

Draco is probably my second favorite character. He's so underrated in the films...here's my thinking on it: In all of the badness and subtle goodness that is he, Draco's inevitably just a teenage boy that is tired of it all and just wants it to end. He was raised by parents that have drilled the thought of serving Voldemort into his head, along with the fact that he will undoubtedly serve them. They believed in their subconscious that he would, and Draco, like everyone, did not want to dishonor his family and most of all his parents. I feel like his fate has been set out for him before he even got the chance to make it himself, just by being a Malfoy, that he's just so incredibly done with it all. He doesn't really hate Harry, though he tried so hard to because he's supposed to. He doesn't really hate the others either, such as Dumbledore (which can be seen after his death), but he's filled with the thought of "I have to do this" and "don't disappoint, don't disappoint" that he keeps up his walls and just let's everything play out. In the end, he's just this broken boy who is unconsciously forced to act the way he does without actually feeling what he seem to feel, shown in the scene where he throws the wand at Harry. He cares, he just doesn't know how to without facing the disappointment from his parents.

[@setapakberbatu]

I think that the scriptwriter wanted to show that Draco feels thankful to Harry for saving him from the fire in the room of requirement, and show that Draco never wanted Voldemort to win, because he has been terrorized too. And I always think that Draco is just an annoying friend and big mouth, but not evil.

[@scottbreon9448]

1:17 Bellatrix looks like she had one too many tequila shots

[@larrystylinson6101]

hahahahahaha

[@BooshMeBaby]

I think it was more important to show this impulsive move by Draco than the scene where he refused to identify Harry at Malfoy Manor (which was a stupid scene... of course it was Harry caught with Ron & Hermoine... who else?)

[@thesupergayfangirl7328]

Cries forever cause they never added the part of Draco running to harry.

[@hadmiar8]

During the scene in the book where Harry gives all the exposition to Voldemort right before the final battle, I imagine him twirling his wand between his fingers and acting like a total badass.

[@hadrian6709]

Oh... poor Draco... Even though I was terrified of him from the age of 5 till 11 (for obvious reasons, he's terrifying to a child) he's become one of my favourite characters. I just hate that he's had such a rough life. In some ways, more so, than Harry. I just want someone to give the poor bastard a hug! Is that too much to ask for?!

[@no-km7om]

I mean Voldemort gave him a hug 😂 But honestly, I agree.

[@LochNessArshi]

THE ONE TIME I DIDN'T WANT THEM TO FOLLOW THE BOOKS!!!

[@alyssac.rondelle459]

do you think when George turns at 5.58 and you can see him mouth "Fred", it's because he wanted to share with his twin that Harry's still alive?

[@PomegranateStaindGrn]

Ouch! That hurt my heart...

[@vitoriaaguiarbranco2887]

IT IS. WE ALL KNOW

[@Miollvynir]

+Alyssa C. Rondelle I think it's even worse than that. He saw Harry come back to life, from his perspective. For a moment, a single moment, he thought maybe Fred had come back, too.

[@TheHGameFan]

honestly i would have love draco even more if they left it in

[@YugeYun]

The most important scene of Draco in dare I say all movies. Glad I saw it here.

[@LiyanaDzulkarnain]

narcissa at the back was like "um no bitch he's alive"

[@FFF321myman]

WHY DID THEY CUT THIS. THIS IS THE FUCKING CHANCE EVERYONE WAS HOPING TO FINALLY COMPLETELY LOVE DRACO. WTF I DON'T GET IT.

[@goofysjes1]

Didnt you read the books or watched the movie? I agree, this scene needs to be in te movie but in DHP 1 Draco already saved Harry's ass in hes own house.

[@FFF321myman]

Of course I did. Both, read and watch em but I just think that this is scene shouldn't have been cut out

[@goofysjes1]

Nur Holland true that..

[@TheChrisErvin]

+Nur Holland JK Rowling actually encourages people to dislike Draco. He wasn't meant to be liked or be shown sympathy.

[@FFF321myman]

Chris Ervin although, everyone liked Draco and Slytherin in the end, even if they were the bad ones so, that's not really a matter.

[@thaophuong2889]

5.48 : Draco shout "POTTER" ♥♥♥

[@__va_nes_sa__2219]

This scene is the reason why I like Draco! :D I always knew that he's a good guy and also wants to be a good guy but he was in the wrong surroundings and had a false influence.

[@TheKidFlash01]

Man I would have love to see Draco give Harry his wand in the movie. It would have been epic

[@nyankonui]

I did not expect that "POTTER" to hit me so hard in the heart. I literally started crying and i was like "i think i just died a little"

[@MissUserHappy]

GOD WHY ON EARTH CUT IT OUT? It's not out of character people, IT IS THE CHARACTER developing!! I will consider this Draco's reaction, I don't care about the movie

[@HopScopCo]

I wish they had left this in the movie, though I can see why they didn't since this scene wasn't in the book.

[@HopScopCo]

***** True. They should have made the ending more like the book, but we can't have everything.... and its not like they changed it completely.... but yeah I see your point.

[@lynn9025]

I don't care if it's OOC, I wish they'd put this in the film -tear- Draco isn't really a bad guy, he just was raised the wrong way and really didn't have a choice, because of voldemort.

[@carendoll]

Aww that part when Draco said potter and ran to them just melted me ♡

[@xoabbiereed]

I wish they would have left this in... It would give people a better understanding of Draco. Everyone sees Harry as the brave hero but I think Draco has it harder than Harry. Harry, from the beginning, has been taught to do the right thing and has had many people supporting him in that. In Draco's case it's "Be evil or be killed" and that's freaking scary. Of course in the beginning of the series he was an impressionable kid who thought it was cool to be "evil", but he had no idea what being"evil" entailed. Starting in the HBP you start to see a huge character development. The smallest things he has done to help Harry (ex. Lying to Bellatrix) could cost him his life. In the book or not, this scene is amazing in showing that Draco is not evil and it would have really brought on the feels.

[@SuperMoviemaster21]

Great job! you should do more extended scenes from Harry Potter like this

[@OzeanBzh]

5:48 --> OMG !!! Dracoooo !!!!!

[@dreyj6536]

then again, it's pretty comical considering one is an official scene and the other is a deleted one. It's like.... Neville: Draco: POTTER!!

[@CountryBredJedi]

Why was draco's scene deleted? This is the most impressive scene in whole movie.

[@JayPley]

Makes more sense why Neville said "Harry's heart did best for us". The scene that was shown in the theater was great but this was just so amazing!

[@ivyxmitchellx9976]

I can’t believe they didn’t keep this in. I’m crying. Draco deserves that redemption

[@new_yorker9255]

draco saving Harry was a really important part explaining how Harry got his wand back and showed Draco's true loyalty ( also narcissa) and it helps explain the courteous nod at the end of the film. they really should have added that quick 3 second clip and though it is short it explains a whole lot about the feud between Harry and Draco, also it shows reason of narcissa and Draco, they were forced death eaters narcissa, by marriage and Draco as both of his parents were and he and his mom would have been killed

[@animalphanatik]

I agree. It's a huge part of his character development and it's only a second or two long.

[@addydodd5724]

I wish they kept draco giving his wand to harry in the movie😕

[@RhiannonBrownCarter]

Neville's speech makes much more sense now! I was wondering why he said Harry's heart beats for all of us. I love the part when Draco gives him the wand. Thanks for sharing!!!!

[@Hotiechic101]

Draco wouldn't have gone back to Voldemort if his mother hadn't told him to come to her. Draco only followed what his parents told him to do.

[@Mowingthefrontlawn]

I've actually been keeping track of what deleted scenes have been excluded from the DVD releases and, you're right, there are a ton. It's really frustrating because other film series will release everything they cut while the Potter series has given us less than half.

[@krstnsr24]

I AM SHOOKT! I seriously teared up and felt goosebumps, why the hell did they cut this out??? for the 20th anniversary they should release the movies again with the deleted scenes and all. I NEED MORE OF HP!!!

[@MarauderPeter21]

4:07 I really love that gesture of Narcissa like saying don't mess my son Lucius

[@tessakelderman]

why did they cut draco out! why!!!

[@ameliad.3670]

Why did Harry have to marry Ginny! You could obviously see drarry was real.

[@taylahwashington5371]

Ye harry and ginny are a boring couple

[@Mellowg1rl]

So Harry and Draco is gay?

[@Gigadweeb]

It's only boring if you never actually read the books. Ginny was 100x better in the novels. Also, after everything Malfoy did to him you really think Harry would go for him, even if he did swing that way?

[@Mellowg1rl]

giga dweeb ikr?

[@arjetaljumani2253]

AMEN

[@ignorancequeen7839]

Draco.... OMG! Drarry is real! Ok no. But..I love :')

[@Moon-ob4nm]

"Potter!" I'm crying right now pls save I can't breathe

[@arytaylor6669]

First time I saw the movie, I really wished Draco had done something like that, and constantly imagined him doing so. I TOTALLY think they should have left it in there!

[@VampireWillowRain]

the monologue that neville gives here is supposed to be between harry and voldemort right before they say their final spells to one another

[@bbenjoe]

It's unforgivable they cut this scene. This is the tip of 8 movies long character arc / development.

[@scrapmetal58]

So many deleted scenes! I need an extended edition!!

[@ammarjalal9480]

OH MY GOD I'M IN TEARS WHEN DRACO RUN AFTER POTTER

[@alyssa1831]

I CRIED LITERALLY WATCHING THE END OF THIS I AM DAMN PISSED AT THEIR REASON FOR NIT ADDING THIS INTO THE MOVIE JESUS CHRIST

[@anonymouspie1]

I cried...its so beautiful

[@silj.4384]

I cried with Neville.. He is amazing

[@larrystylinson6101]

omg the way draco yelled potter made my heart melt

[@StrawberryRinae]

When Draco yelled “POTTER” I actually began to weep.

[@megansbooks751]

Drarry❤️

[@likeakennedy]

Holy crap they changed KZbin again... well, great video! :D

[@somabhowmik5849]

I would rather say , The boy who didn't have any choice

[@meganelsword]

You are completely right!! As soon as I saw this got so offended. The reason being is that in those 5 seconds the story completely changed for me. I thinking this also from the point of view of someone who saw the movies first, so the movies are what I based my judgment and knowledge about the story and the characters on. So those 5 seconds could and probably would change someones point of view of the story/characters that has only seen the movies.

[@MsSherr1]

Why they delete the scene ? This is the only chance to show that Draco is a good person .

[@NCT127xx]

no there was much more scenes to show Draco's character development, especially starting at The half-blood prince

[@averyprofessionalmieke]

Love Ron's "Liar" at 2:35

[@Ravenstar2296]

I always thought it strange that Hagrid was never attacked more or fought more (then i read about his ban on magic). I mean, if he manages to make use of all his animal knowledge and support, he'd probably be a force to reckon with.

[@Dr.wiewathoe]

omg why did they cut this out, it have made the film only 0,00003 seconds longer, but the entire world would be 300000 times happier. Goddamnit. They really should hire a fan on all of the 'book films' just to advise them about stuff like this. I will happily volunteer!