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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1

Directed by David Yates

PG-13

2010 2h 26mAdventure, Action,

7.777%85%

Harry Potter is tasked with the dangerous and seemingly impossible task of locating and destroying Voldemort's remaining Horcruxes. Harry must rely on Ron and Hermione more than ever, but dark forces threaten to tear them apart.

Cast of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1

Daniel RadcliffeHarry Potter
Emma WatsonHermione Granger
Rupert GrintRon Weasley
Toby JonesDobby (voice)
Helena Bonham CarterBellatrix Lestrange
Alan RickmanSeverus Snape
Ralph FiennesLord Voldemort
Bill NighyRufus Scrimgeour
Simon McBurneyKreacher (voice)
Rhys IfansXenophilius Lovegood
Evanna LynchLuna Lovegood
Andy LindenMundungus Fletcher
Guy HenryPius Thicknesse
Jason IsaacsLucius Malfoy
Brendan GleesonAlastor "Mad-Eye" Moody
John HurtOllivander
Robbie ColtraneRubeus Hagrid
David ThewlisRemus Lupin
Richard GriffithsVernon Dursley
Julie WaltersMolly Weasley
Michael GambonAlbus Dumbledore
Warwick DavisGriphook
Imelda StauntonDolores Umbridge
Tom FeltonDraco Malfoy
Timothy SpallPeter Pettigrew
Fiona ShawPetunia Dursley
Dave LegenoFenrir Greyback
Helen McCroryNarcissa Malfoy
Nick MoranScabior
Peter MullanCorban Yaxley
David O'HaraAlbert Runcorn
Clémence PoésyFleur Delacour
Natalia TenaNymphadora Tonks
Mark WilliamsArthur Weasley
Bonnie WrightGinny Weasley
Harry MellingDudley Dursley
Ian KellyMr. Granger
Michelle FairleyMrs. Granger
Carolyn PicklesCharity Burbage
Graham DuffDeath Eater
Arben BajraktarajAntonin Dolohov
Rod HuntThorfinn Rowle
Suzie ToaseAlecto Carrow
Ralph InesonAmycus Carrow
Adrian AnnisDeath Eater
Emil HostinaDeath Eater
Paul KhannaDeath Eater
Richard StrangeDeath Eater
Anthony John CrockerDeath Eater
Peter G. ReedDeath Eater
Granville SaxtonDeath Eater
Judith SharpDeath Eater
Ashley McGuireDeath Eater
Penelope McGhieDeath Eater
Bob Yves Van Hellenberg HubarDeath Eater
Tony KirwoodDeath Eater
David RyallElphias Doge
James PhelpsFred Weasley
Oliver PhelpsGeorge Weasley
George HarrisKingsley Shacklebolt
Domhnall GleesonBill Weasley
Frances de la TourOlympe Maxime
Matyelok GibbsAuntie Muriel
Eva AlexanderWaitress
Matthew LewisNeville Longbottom
Jon CamplingDeath Eater
Devon MurraySeamus Finnigan
William MellingNigel Wolpert
Simon GroverDeath Eater
Freddie StromaCormac McLaggen
Isabella LaughlandLeanne
Jessie CaveLavender Brown
Anna ShafferRomilda Vane
Josh HerdmanGregory Goyle
Amber EvansTwin Girl 1
Ruby EvansTwin Girl 2
Katie LeungCho Chang
Georgina LeonidasKatie Bell
Louis CordiceBlaise Zabini
Scarlett HefnerPansy Parkinson
Afshan AzadPadma Patil
Steffan RhodriReginald Cattermole
Sophie ThompsonMafalda Hopkirk
Daniel TuiteSkinny Ministry Wizard
Daisy HaggardMinistry Lift (voice)
George PottsBalding Wizard
Rose KeeganRed Haired Witch
Ned DennehyScared Man
Kate FleetwoodMary Cattermole
Daniel HillBushy Haired Muttering Wizard
Rade ŠerbedžijaMykew Gregorovitch
Jamie Campbell BowerYoung Grindelwald
Hazel DouglasBathilda Bagshot
Adrian RawlinsJames Potter
Geraldine SomervilleLily Potter
Miranda RichardsonRita Skeeter
Michael ByrneGellert Grindelwald
Samuel RoukinSnatcher
Toby RegboYoung Albus Dumbledore (uncredited)
Lewis YoungSnatcher (uncredited)
Regé-Jean PageWedding Guest
Chase ArmitageSnatcher (uncredited)
John SnowdenWizard (uncredited)
Nathan RobinsonMudblood
Augustina AmoaParent

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 Ratings & Reviews

Manuel FrangisApril 6, 2025
I just watched Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1, and I give it 5 out of 5 stars. This one feels like a huge shift. It takes the story out of Hogwarts and throws the characters into the real world with real consequences. It is darker, slower, and way more personal. You can feel that this is the beginning of the end, and that pressure is in every single scene. I loved how different it felt, and how much heart it still managed to keep. From the start, this movie makes it clear that nothing is the same anymore. The trio is completely on their own now. No teachers, no safety net, and no real plan. They are trying to piece together a mission that feels impossible, and the weight of everything they have lost and everything they still have to do is heavy. You feel it every time they stop, argue, or just look at each other in silence. Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, and Emma Watson are incredible in this one. Their performances are more emotional than ever. You see them struggle not just with what they are up against, but with each other. The friendship between Harry, Ron, and Hermione is tested in ways it has never been before. The quiet moments where they just sit and think are just as powerful as the action scenes. That is what makes it feel so real. The pacing is slower, and that might throw some people off, but it worked for me. It gives the characters time to breathe, and it gives the story more depth. You are not being rushed from scene to scene. Instead, you are living with these characters while they search, hide, and try to make sense of the world falling apart around them. That time spent with them makes the emotional moments hit even harder. Visually, the movie is stunning. The landscapes they travel through are beautiful but feel cold and lonely at the same time. It matches the tone perfectly. The cinematography uses shadows and light in really smart ways, and you can feel the isolation and fear in how scenes are framed. The score is also incredible. It is quieter, more somber, and totally matches the mood. Some tracks just sit with you after the scene ends. There are still some intense action scenes, and when they hit, they really hit. The tension in those moments is high because now everything feels more real. The characters are vulnerable. They are not protected by school walls or powerful adults. They are just kids who have grown up way too fast, and that makes the stakes feel so much higher. One thing that really stood out is how much this movie is about survival. It is not about flashy spells or big speeches. It is about staying together, staying hopeful, and continuing the fight even when it would be easier to give up. That message comes through clearly, and it made me even more invested in what was coming next. I give Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 5 out of 5 stars because it is quiet, powerful, and full of emotion. It might be the calm before the storm, but it is still one of the most important and meaningful parts of the story. Overall Deathly Hallows: Part 1 is a bold and thoughtful chapter that trades speed for soul. It shows the cost of the journey and how much the characters have grown. I loved every moment of it.

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