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Re: A couple of Potter thangs...
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lugnet.harrypotter
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Mon, 18 Jun 2001 08:16:23 GMT
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> I don't like at all how they created the Harry Potter line figures. I also
> think they should be wearing all robes, not robes and a sweater and a tie. I
> was outraged when i saw the pics from the movie that they dress in the same
> way as shown on the figures. Just saying that i think they shouldn't be
> dressed like that.
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> Gregory Radz
I've thought hard about this post because I don't like arguing with people
but I have to say I am quite taken aback that you think you have the right
to be 'outraged' over the clothing worn by the characters in the Harry
Potter film. If you were Joanne Rowling and the film makers had run rough
shod over your creation perhaps you would have that right but as I
understand it Ms Rowling has been heavily involved in the production of the
film and I have no reason to believe she thinks the representation is wrong.
Harry is a British boy, the books clearly set Hogwarts up as akin to a
British Muggle boarding school. British children wear school uniform.
Perhaps your feelings aren't as strong as the word 'outraged' would suggest.
If so, please accept my apologies in reacting so strongly.
Simon Bennett
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| (...) I don't like at all how they created the Harry Potter line figures. I also think they should be wearing all robes, not robes and a sweater and a tie. I was outraged when i saw the pics from the movie that they dress in the same way as shown on (...) (23 years ago, 16-Jun-01, to lugnet.harrypotter)
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