Pottermania at YouTube: live streams, movies and extras
Update 7/7: To top it all off like a happy hour priced butterbeer, you can rent Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 1 for 99 cents today and tomorrow only!
We were wondering how we could get you closer to the action of the upcoming Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 2 movie premiere. Since becoming a wizard isn’t currently an option, we found one of the next best things.
On July 7, we’ll be live streaming the red carpet event of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 2 from Trafalgar Square in London, and you’re invited to join. The event will be live on the Harry Potter channel on 7/7 from 8-11am PT (4-7pm GMT), with the entire cast, J.K. Rowling and surprise celebrity appearances. We’ll also be re-broadcasting the event immediately after in case you miss it.
Before the final throwdown between Harry and Voldemort, you can catch up on with our Harry Potter collection of movies, with all seven films and two extended versions available to rent.
If that’s still not enough wizarding for you, YouTube also has unique movie-related content that can’t be found elsewhere, including behind-the-scenes footage, parodies and remixes to accompany all the Harry Potter films. See the creativity the web has to offer with YouTube Movie extras like a hilarious Deathly Hallows trailer parody, a Time Magazine interview with Emma Watson and movie clips.
“This is beyond anything I have imagined.” Albus Dumbledore, Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince
Mildred Padilla, YouTube Movies, recently watched “Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire.”
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I hope this is the last happy potter movie. Those kids are getting a little to big to still be waving magic wands around. Haha.
By the way, Emma Watson looks amazing on the cover on that new magazine with the dark cherry red lipstick. Yeaaa =]
Check out the Wizarding World of Harry Potter playlist on our channel for many videos from the theme park land in Orlando. http://www.youtube.com/attractionsmagazine
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