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Fantasy » alt.fan.harry-potter » Order of the Phoenix Promo
Order of the Phoenix Promo [message #282350] Do, 22 Juni 2006 06:51
Reuben Brown  
Thanks to HPANA.com, here is a poster with Dan sporting a new haircut for
the fifth movie in the series:

http://www.hpana.com/news.19459.html
Re: Order of the Phoenix Promo [message #282379 ] Fr, 23 Juni 2006 07:36
Fish Eye no Miko  
Reuben Brown wrote:

> Thanks to HPANA.com, here is a poster with Dan sporting a new
> haircut for the fifth movie in the series:
> http://www.hpana.com/news.19459.html

Wow. it's a really badly washed out image, and you can barely see his
hair; but when I can see, I don't like. Don't the filmmakers understand
that Harry's hair is supposed to be MESSY? Even when he (or someone else,
like Molly) tries to fix it, he can't (this has been commented on in the
books numerous times). Cuaron got it right, why can't the others?
What can I say, I like the Harry's hair seems to have a mind of its own,
and ever since they got that right in PoA, I can't stand when they try to
make it look normal.

Catherine Johnson.
--
fenm at cox dot net
Right now you are reading my .sig quote.
Re: Order of the Phoenix Promo [message #282381 ] Do, 22 Juni 2006 21:29
Magic_mom  
Fish Eye no Miko wrote:
> Reuben Brown wrote:
>
> > Thanks to HPANA.com, here is a poster with Dan sporting a new
> > haircut for the fifth movie in the series:
> > http://www.hpana.com/news.19459.html
>
> Wow. it's a really badly washed out image, and you can barely see his
> hair; but when I can see, I don't like. Don't the filmmakers understand
> that Harry's hair is supposed to be MESSY? Even when he (or someone else,
> like Molly) tries to fix it, he can't (this has been commented on in the
> books numerous times). Cuaron got it right, why can't the others?
> What can I say, I like the Harry's hair seems to have a mind of its own,
> and ever since they got that right in PoA, I can't stand when they try to
> make it look normal.
>
> Catherine Johnson.
> --
> fenm at cox dot net
> Right now you are reading my .sig quote.

Yeah.. Harry is supposed to have longer messy hair.. But as for Dan as
himself, he's getting to be a rather nice looking young man! (I don't
guess there are any bath tub scenes in OOTP is there.. sigh...

M_m
Re: Order of the Phoenix Promo [message #282392 ] Fr, 23 Juni 2006 03:33
Enterprise  
"Fish Eye no Miko" <fisheye [at] deadmoon.circus> wrote in message
news:pGAmg.285$Mz3.122 [at] fed1read07...

> What can I say, I like the Harry's hair seems to have a mind of its own,
> and ever since they got that right in PoA, I can't stand when they try to
> make it look normal.

Well, obviously that's because Harry's hair is a Horcrux :)
Re: Order of the Phoenix Promo [message #282393 ] Fr, 23 Juni 2006 03:49
DUH  
Enterprise wrote:
> "Fish Eye no Miko" <fisheye [at] deadmoon.circus> wrote in message
> news:pGAmg.285$Mz3.122 [at] fed1read07...
>
>
>>What can I say, I like the Harry's hair seems to have a mind of its own,
>>and ever since they got that right in PoA, I can't stand when they try to
>>make it look normal.
>
>
> Well, obviously that's because Harry's hair is a Horcrux :)
>
>

I just said that a day or two ago. "Hairy are the horcruces".

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Re: Order of the Phoenix Promo [message #282447 ] So, 25 Juni 2006 05:58
drusilla  
Fish Eye no Miko escribió:
> Reuben Brown wrote:
>
>> Thanks to HPANA.com, here is a poster with Dan sporting a new
>> haircut for the fifth movie in the series:
>> http://www.hpana.com/news.19459.html
>
> Wow. it's a really badly washed out image, and you can barely see his
> hair; but when I can see, I don't like. Don't the filmmakers understand
> that Harry's hair is supposed to be MESSY? Even when he (or someone else,
> like Molly) tries to fix it, he can't (this has been commented on in the
> books numerous times). Cuaron got it right, why can't the others?
> What can I say, I like the Harry's hair seems to have a mind of its own,
> and ever since they got that right in PoA, I can't stand when they try to
> make it look normal.
>
> Catherine Johnson.

I've heard that poster is fake because Dan has no scar... :S
(Not sure, but fans say it looks like the haircut he has in December
Boys...)
Neat and tidy haircuts! [message #282494 ] So, 25 Juni 2006 20:23
DaveD  
"drusilla" <me [at] me.net> wrote in message news:e7l1bi$3ok$1 [at] nntp.aioe.org...
> Fish Eye no Miko escribió:
> > Reuben Brown wrote:
> >
> >> Thanks to HPANA.com, here is a poster with Dan sporting a new
> >> haircut for the fifth movie in the series:
> >> http://www.hpana.com/news.19459.html
> >
> > Wow. it's a really badly washed out image, and you can barely see his
> > hair; but when I can see, I don't like. Don't the filmmakers understand
> > that Harry's hair is supposed to be MESSY? Even when he (or someone
else,
> > like Molly) tries to fix it, he can't (this has been commented on in the
> > books numerous times). Cuaron got it right, why can't the others?
> > What can I say, I like the Harry's hair seems to have a mind of its own,
> > and ever since they got that right in PoA, I can't stand when they try
to
> > make it look normal.
> >
> > Catherine Johnson.
>
> I've heard that poster is fake because Dan has no scar... :S
> (Not sure, but fans say it looks like the haircut he has in December
> Boys...)

Well, I've just seen the Hogwarts bit of the Queen's 80th birthday bash
(yawn) with Ron, Hermione and Harry (all in character), and both Ron's and
Harry's hair is (are?) very neat and tidy, just like the poster and quite
unlike GoF!

DaveD
Re: Neat and tidy haircuts! [message #282503 ] So, 25 Juni 2006 23:59
Magic_mom  
>
> Well, I've just seen the Hogwarts bit of the Queen's 80th birthday bash
> (yawn) with Ron, Hermione and Harry (all in character), and both Ron's and
> Harry's hair is (are?) very neat and tidy, just like the poster and quite
> unlike GoF!
>
> DaveD

Did you see the whole thing or just that 10 second bit..?

M_m
Re: Neat and tidy haircuts! [message #290783 ] Mo, 26 Juni 2006 02:07
drusilla  
Magic_mom escribió:
>
>
>> Well, I've just seen the Hogwarts bit of the Queen's 80th birthday bash
>> (yawn) with Ron, Hermione and Harry (all in character), and both Ron's and
>> Harry's hair is (are?) very neat and tidy, just like the poster and quite
>> unlike GoF!
>>
>> DaveD
>
> Did you see the whole thing or just that 10 second bit..?
>
> M_m
>

Does he have his scar? looks like he doesn't although his forehead is
covered... Dan, do you have a magic marker at least?
(I can't see the video, I just uninstalled Windows Media Player..:( )
Re: Neat and tidy haircuts! [message #290795 ] Mo, 26 Juni 2006 08:45
Toon  
On Sun, 25 Jun 2006 18:23:11 GMT, "DaveD"
<davedn1DELETE [at] THESEblueyonderBITS.co.uk> wrote:

>
>"drusilla" <me [at] me.net> wrote in message news:e7l1bi$3ok$1 [at] nntp.aioe.org...
>> Fish Eye no Miko escribió:
>> > Reuben Brown wrote:
>> >
>> >> Thanks to HPANA.com, here is a poster with Dan sporting a new
>> >> haircut for the fifth movie in the series:
>> >> http://www.hpana.com/news.19459.html
>> >
>> > Wow. it's a really badly washed out image, and you can barely see his
>> > hair; but when I can see, I don't like. Don't the filmmakers understand
>> > that Harry's hair is supposed to be MESSY? Even when he (or someone
>else,
>> > like Molly) tries to fix it, he can't (this has been commented on in the
>> > books numerous times). Cuaron got it right, why can't the others?
>> > What can I say, I like the Harry's hair seems to have a mind of its own,
>> > and ever since they got that right in PoA, I can't stand when they try
>to
>> > make it look normal.
>> >
>> > Catherine Johnson.
>>
>> I've heard that poster is fake because Dan has no scar... :S
>> (Not sure, but fans say it looks like the haircut he has in December
>> Boys...)
>
>Well, I've just seen the Hogwarts bit of the Queen's 80th birthday bash
>(yawn) with Ron, Hermione and Harry (all in character), and both Ron's and
>Harry's hair is (are?) very neat and tidy, just like the poster and quite
>unlike GoF!
>
>DaveD
>

Seemed to end in the middle of nowhere, though.
Re: Neat and tidy haircuts! [message #291509 ] Mo, 26 Juni 2006 23:52
DaveD  
"Magic_mom" <SpencerTL [at] gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1151275606.994166.204550 [at] i40g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...
>
>
>
> >
> > Well, I've just seen the Hogwarts bit of the Queen's 80th birthday bash
> > (yawn) with Ron, Hermione and Harry (all in character), and both Ron's
and
> > Harry's hair is (are?) very neat and tidy, just like the poster and
quite
> > unlike GoF!
> >
> > DaveD
>
> Did you see the whole thing or just that 10 second bit..?
>
> M_m

10secs? The Hogwarts bit was at least 2 mins, lol - very hammy, and yes, it
did sort of just stop... I saw all of that bit, but only a minute or two
here and there of the rest as I went in and out of the room. What I did see
seemed only suitable for pre-schools (though I doubt they'd understand the
half of it) - even as pantomime goes, I thought it was a bit off (with
apologies if anyone here was connected with the production - oops!)

As for Harry's scar, I have to confess, I never even thought to look - sorry
*blush*

DaveD
Re: Neat and tidy haircuts! [message #291516 ] Di, 27 Juni 2006 00:44
Magic_mom  
There was a preview for the skit in a link on Mugglenet several days ago. It
was about 10 seconds long, if that. Just a very quick bit of Harry sending
Hedwig off to "Buckingham Palace; you know; the big white building with the
flags on top" or something to that effect.. and that was it.

M_m


"DaveD" <davedn1DELETE [at] THESEblueyonderBITS.co.uk> wrote in message
news:BGYng.488110$tc.381833 [at] fe2.news.blueyonder.co.uk...
>
> "Magic_mom" <SpencerTL [at] gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1151275606.994166.204550 [at] i40g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...
>>
>>
>>
>> >
>> > Well, I've just seen the Hogwarts bit of the Queen's 80th birthday bash
>> > (yawn) with Ron, Hermione and Harry (all in character), and both Ron's
> and
>> > Harry's hair is (are?) very neat and tidy, just like the poster and
> quite
>> > unlike GoF!
>> >
>> > DaveD
>>
>> Did you see the whole thing or just that 10 second bit..?
>>
>> M_m
>
> 10secs? The Hogwarts bit was at least 2 mins, lol - very hammy, and yes,
> it
> did sort of just stop... I saw all of that bit, but only a minute or two
> here and there of the rest as I went in and out of the room. What I did
> see
> seemed only suitable for pre-schools (though I doubt they'd understand the
> half of it) - even as pantomime goes, I thought it was a bit off (with
> apologies if anyone here was connected with the production - oops!)
>
> As for Harry's scar, I have to confess, I never even thought to look -
> sorry
> *blush*
>
> DaveD
>
>
>
>
Re: Neat and tidy haircuts! [message #291522 ] Di, 27 Juni 2006 00:53
Blon Fel Fotch Passam  
Car Toon wrote:

> DaveD wrote:

>> Well, I've just seen the Hogwarts bit of the Queen's 80th birthday bash
>> (yawn)

Me 2 (yawn)


> with Ron, Hermione and Harry (all in character),

I think you dozed off while Neville was on.


> and both Ron's and Harry's hair is (are?) very neat and tidy, just like
> the poster and quite unlike GoF!

> Seemed to end in the middle of nowhere, though.

Not really. The conceit for the show was that various characters from
children's literature were trying to find the Queen's handbag (that's
a purse in America). In the Hogwarts section, which was rather longer
than 10 seconds, Ron was a clumsy idiot as usual, Neville & Harry were
cute, and Hermione devised a charm enabling the muggle children of the
audience to Accio the bag. They were all out-acted by the owl, final
proof for dear old Nystulc that she was played by Maggie Smith. ^_^


Blon Fel Fotch Passameer-Day Slitheen

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Re: Neat and tidy haircuts! [message #291580 ] Di, 27 Juni 2006 07:05
Toon  
On Mon, 26 Jun 2006 23:53:33 BST, Blon Fel Fotch Passameer-Day
Slitheen <bffpds [at] raxacoricofallapatoria> wrote:


>Not really. The conceit for the show was that various characters from
>children's literature were trying to find the Queen's handbag (that's
>a purse in America).

Now that's a cool idea (well, the handbag's stupid, but the crossover
is cool).

>In the Hogwarts section, which was rather longer
>than 10 seconds, Ron was a clumsy idiot as usual, Neville & Harry were
>cute, and Hermione devised a charm enabling the muggle children of the
>audience to Accio the bag. They were all out-acted by the owl, final
>proof for dear old Nystulc that she was played by Maggie Smith. ^_^

And they never showed Harry sending out the letter as shown in the
commercial.


Though I'm pretty sure Hermione's Charm violates tons of laws.
Re: Neat and tidy haircuts! [message #291581 ] Di, 27 Juni 2006 07:38
Magic_mom  
DaveD wrote:
> "Magic_mom" <SpencerTL [at] gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1151275606.994166.204550 [at] i40g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...
> >
> >
> >
> > >
> > > Well, I've just seen the Hogwarts bit of the Queen's 80th birthday bash
> > > (yawn) with Ron, Hermione and Harry (all in character), and both Ron's
> and
> > > Harry's hair is (are?) very neat and tidy, just like the poster and
> quite
> > > unlike GoF!
> > >
> > > DaveD
> >
> > Did you see the whole thing or just that 10 second bit..?
> >
> > M_m
>
> 10secs? The Hogwarts bit was at least 2 mins, lol - very hammy, and yes, it
> did sort of just stop... I saw all of that bit, but only a minute or two
> here and there of the rest as I went in and out of the room. What I did see
> seemed only suitable for pre-schools (though I doubt they'd understand the
> half of it) - even as pantomime goes, I thought it was a bit off (with
> apologies if anyone here was connected with the production - oops!)
>
> As for Harry's scar, I have to confess, I never even thought to look - sorry
> *blush*
>
> DaveD

Ok found the whole skit clip posted on Mugglenet. It was cute, but
seemed to have the ending few seconds cut off. Emma, I think, took the
whole thing wayyy too seriously, lol. Kind of overplayed Hermione worse
than usual. Actually, Hermione appeared to have the major role in the
skit, while the boys seemed to be holding back laughter the whole time,
lol.

M_m

M_m
Re: Neat and tidy haircuts! [message #291623 ] Di, 27 Juni 2006 16:06
Toon  
On Mon, 26 Jun 2006 21:52:33 GMT, "DaveD"
<davedn1DELETE [at] THESEblueyonderBITS.co.uk> wrote:

>
>"Magic_mom" <SpencerTL [at] gmail.com> wrote in message
>news:1151275606.994166.204550 [at] i40g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...
>>
>>
>>
>> >
>> > Well, I've just seen the Hogwarts bit of the Queen's 80th birthday bash
>> > (yawn) with Ron, Hermione and Harry (all in character), and both Ron's
>and
>> > Harry's hair is (are?) very neat and tidy, just like the poster and
>quite
>> > unlike GoF!
>> >
>> > DaveD
>>
>> Did you see the whole thing or just that 10 second bit..?
>>
>> M_m
>
>10secs? The Hogwarts bit was at least 2 mins, lol - very hammy, and yes, it
>did sort of just stop... I saw all of that bit, but only a minute or two
>here and there of the rest as I went in and out of the room. What I did see
>seemed only suitable for pre-schools (though I doubt they'd understand the
>half of it) - even as pantomime goes, I thought it was a bit off (with
>apologies if anyone here was connected with the production - oops!)
>
>As for Harry's scar, I have to confess, I never even thought to look - sorry
>*blush*
>
>DaveD
>
>
>

The clip I saw ended with Hermione talking about transferring magic.
The commerical of Harry sending out the litter wasn't shown. It was
like 2:33 or so.

And if JK did write it, then it means there is a limit on Accio-ing
stuff.
Re: Neat and tidy haircuts! [message #291628 ] Di, 27 Juni 2006 16:23
Frank  
Toon wrote:
> On Mon, 26 Jun 2006 21:52:33 GMT, "DaveD"
> <davedn1DELETE [at] THESEblueyonderBITS.co.uk> wrote:
>
>> "Magic_mom" <SpencerTL [at] gmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:1151275606.994166.204550 [at] i40g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...
>>>
>>>
>>>> Well, I've just seen the Hogwarts bit of the Queen's 80th birthday bash
>>>> (yawn) with Ron, Hermione and Harry (all in character), and both Ron's
>> and
>>>> Harry's hair is (are?) very neat and tidy, just like the poster and
>> quite
>>>> unlike GoF!
>>>>
>>>> DaveD
>>> Did you see the whole thing or just that 10 second bit..?
>>>
>>> M_m
>> 10secs? The Hogwarts bit was at least 2 mins, lol - very hammy, and yes, it
>> did sort of just stop... I saw all of that bit, but only a minute or two
>> here and there of the rest as I went in and out of the room. What I did see
>> seemed only suitable for pre-schools (though I doubt they'd understand the
>> half of it) - even as pantomime goes, I thought it was a bit off (with
>> apologies if anyone here was connected with the production - oops!)
>>
>> As for Harry's scar, I have to confess, I never even thought to look - sorry
>> *blush*
>>
>> DaveD
>>
>>
>>
>
> The clip I saw ended with Hermione talking about transferring magic.
> The commerical of Harry sending out the litter wasn't shown. It was
> like 2:33 or so.
>
> And if JK did write it, then it means there is a limit on Accio-ing
> stuff.

It struck me as odd that both Harry and Ron pronounced Accio as "Akio"
instead of "asseo". I wonder if that was done intentionally so as not to
offend anyone.
Re: Order of the Phoenix Promo [message #291631 ] Di, 27 Juni 2006 16:40
wadkin2000  
drusilla wrote:
> Fish Eye no Miko escribi=F3:
> > Reuben Brown wrote:
> >
> >> Thanks to HPANA.com, here is a poster with Dan sporting a new
> >> haircut for the fifth movie in the series:
> >> http://www.hpana.com/news.19459.html
> >
> > Wow. it's a really badly washed out image, and you can barely see his
> > hair; but when I can see, I don't like. Don't the filmmakers understand
> > that Harry's hair is supposed to be MESSY? Even when he (or someone el=
se,
> > like Molly) tries to fix it, he can't (this has been commented on in the
> > books numerous times). Cuaron got it right, why can't the others?
> > What can I say, I like the Harry's hair seems to have a mind of its own,
> > and ever since they got that right in PoA, I can't stand when they try =
to
> > make it look normal.
> >
> > Catherine Johnson.
>
> I've heard that poster is fake because Dan has no scar... :S
> (Not sure, but fans say it looks like the haircut he has in December
> Boys...)


Did anyone get to see the OOTP set pix with the three of them that was
on TLC? I was on the site today, and when I clicked on the link, it
said that the picture was taken down at the request of Dan's management
or publicist.

Cassie
Re: Neat and tidy haircuts! [message #291649 ] Di, 27 Juni 2006 19:39
flip+  
frank <seven7 [at] att.net> writes:
>It struck me as odd that both Harry and Ron pronounced Accio as "Akio"
>instead of "asseo". I wonder if that was done intentionally so as not to
>offend anyone.

hmmm... I would have said ak-kio. (double consonant.... you have to
watch those double consonants so you order a bowl of penne not
pene. ;) Many spells have latin roots, and in traditional latin, c is
always a hard c. (as in cake)

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Re: Neat and tidy haircuts! [message #291701 ] Di, 27 Juni 2006 23:00
DaveD  
"Blon Fel Fotch Passameer-Day Slitheen" <bffpds [at] raxacoricofallapatoria>
wrote in message news:bffpds.57896956185715 [at] raxacoricofallapatoria...
> Car Toon wrote:
>
> > DaveD wrote:
>
> >> Well, I've just seen the Hogwarts bit of the Queen's 80th birthday bash
> >> (yawn)
>
> Me 2 (yawn)
>
>
> > with Ron, Hermione and Harry (all in character),
>
> I think you dozed off while Neville was on.


No (I remember thinking he didn't seem to have his false protruding teeth
in) - I just forgot to mention him, sorry!


> > and both Ron's and Harry's hair is (are?) very neat and tidy, just like
> > the poster and quite unlike GoF!
>
> > Seemed to end in the middle of nowhere, though.
>
> Not really. The conceit for the show was that various characters from
> children's literature were trying to find the Queen's handbag (that's
> a purse in America). In the Hogwarts section, which was rather longer
> than 10 seconds, Ron was a clumsy idiot as usual, Neville & Harry were
> cute, and Hermione devised a charm enabling the muggle children of the
> audience to Accio the bag. They were all out-acted by the owl, final
> proof for dear old Nystulc that she was played by Maggie Smith. ^_^

Just that it didn't seem that well paced - the story sort of stumbled on its
end rather than leading up to it. Oh well, enough of the over-analysis - I'm
sure it worked well for 5 year olds :)

DaveD
Re: Neat and tidy haircuts! [message #292124 ] Mi, 28 Juni 2006 01:31
Blon Fel Fotch Passam  
Car Toon wrote:

> Blon Fel Fotch Passameer-Day Slitheen wrote:


>> Not really. The conceit for the show was that various characters from
>> children's literature were trying to find the Queen's handbag (that's
>> a purse in America).

> Now that's a cool idea (well, the handbag's stupid, but the crossover
> is cool).

Indeed. Of course, handbags are better used for foundlings.


>> In the Hogwarts section, which was rather longer
>> than 10 seconds, Ron was a clumsy idiot as usual, Neville & Harry were
>> cute, and Hermione devised a charm enabling the muggle children of the
>> audience to Accio the bag. They were all out-acted by the owl, final
>> proof for dear old Nystulc that she was played by Maggie Smith. ^_^

> And they never showed Harry sending out the letter as shown in the
> commercial.

Oh, I never saw that. So it was a different version?


> Though I'm pretty sure Hermione's Charm violates tons of laws.

Thank goodness; it firmly establishes the piece as apocryphal.


Blon Fel Fotch Passameer-Day Slitheen

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Re: Neat and tidy haircuts! [message #292125 ] Mi, 28 Juni 2006 01:32
Blon Fel Fotch Passam  
Magic Mom wrote:

> It was cute, but seemed to have the ending few seconds cut off. Emma, I
> think, took the whole thing wayyy too seriously, lol. Kind of overplayed
> Hermione worse than usual. Actually, Hermione appeared to have the major
> role in the skit, while the boys seemed to be holding back laughter the
> whole time, lol.

What did you think of the way Ronald was portrayed as a clumsy idiot?

Though I'm sure Rowling didn't write it, she must have sanctioned it.


Blon Fel Fotch Passameer-Day Slitheen

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Re: Neat and tidy haircuts! [message #292127 ] Mi, 28 Juni 2006 01:36
Blon Fel Fotch Passam  
Frank wrote:

> It struck me as odd that both Harry and Ron pronounced Accio as "Akio"
> instead of "asseo". I wonder if that was done intentionally so as not to
> offend anyone.

I've always thought of Accio as "Akio".

In any case, "Asseo" would not offend anyone here, since an ass is
just a type of horse. The 'rude' word you're thinking of is "arse".


Blon Fel Fotch Passameer-Day Slitheen

--
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Re: Neat and tidy haircuts! [message #292170 ] Mi, 28 Juni 2006 04:59
drusilla  
Philip Lewis escribió:
> frank <seven7 [at] att.net> writes:
>> It struck me as odd that both Harry and Ron pronounced Accio as "Akio"
>> instead of "asseo". I wonder if that was done intentionally so as not to
>> offend anyone.
>
> hmmm... I would have said ak-kio. (double consonant.... you have to
> watch those double consonants so you order a bowl of penne not
> pene. ;) Many spells have latin roots, and in traditional latin, c is
> always a hard c. (as in cake)
>

I've always said Ac-cio, like action. I suppose it depends on everyone's
language
Re: Neat and tidy haircuts! [message #292173 ] Mi, 28 Juni 2006 05:16
drusilla  
Blon Fel Fotch Passameer-Day Slitheen escribió:
> Magic Mom wrote:
>
>> It was cute, but seemed to have the ending few seconds cut off. Emma, I
>> think, took the whole thing wayyy too seriously, lol. Kind of overplayed
>> Hermione worse than usual. Actually, Hermione appeared to have the major
>> role in the skit, while the boys seemed to be holding back laughter the
>> whole time, lol.
>
> What did you think of the way Ronald was portrayed as a clumsy idiot?
>
> Though I'm sure Rowling didn't write it, she must have sanctioned it.
>
>
> Blon Fel Fotch Passameer-Day Slitheen

has she sanctioned the movies? Why start now?

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Re: Neat and tidy haircuts! [message #292180 ] Mi, 28 Juni 2006 05:37
marli_0000  
Philip Lewis wrote:
> frank <seven7 [at] att.net> writes:
> >It struck me as odd that both Harry and Ron pronounced Accio as "Akio"
> >instead of "asseo". I wonder if that was done intentionally so as not to
> >offend anyone.
>
> hmmm... I would have said ak-kio. (double consonant.... you have to
> watch those double consonants so you order a bowl of penne not
> pene. ;) Many spells have latin roots, and in traditional latin, c is
> always a hard c. (as in cake)
>
Until I saw GOF, I thought Accio would be pronounced "Ah chee oh."
(stress on the first syllable).

Marli.
Re: Neat and tidy haircuts! [message #292181 ] Mi, 28 Juni 2006 05:39
Magic_mom  
"Blon Fel Fotch Passameer-Day Slitheen" <bffpds [at] raxacoricofallapatoria>
wrote in message news:bffpds.57896956185725 [at] raxacoricofallapatoria...
> Magic Mom wrote:
>
>> It was cute, but seemed to have the ending few seconds cut off. Emma, I
>> think, took the whole thing wayyy too seriously, lol. Kind of overplayed
>> Hermione worse than usual. Actually, Hermione appeared to have the major
>> role in the skit, while the boys seemed to be holding back laughter the
>> whole time, lol.
>
> What did you think of the way Ronald was portrayed as a clumsy idiot?
>
> Though I'm sure Rowling didn't write it, she must have sanctioned it.
>
>
> Blon Fel Fotch Passameer-Day Slitheen
>
> --
> Free Margaret Blaine now!
>

I didn't like it much.. although I am sure it was done for a target
audience of about the age of.. 6.. maybe, lol.
On has to wonder though, even if this isn't JKR's handiwork, why bother with
anyone else.. they would have you believe Hermione is the one who always
manages to save the day.

M_m
Re: Neat and tidy haircuts! [message #292182 ] Mi, 28 Juni 2006 05:43
Magic_mom  
"Blon Fel Fotch Passameer-Day Slitheen" <bffpds [at] raxacoricofallapatoria>
wrote in message news:bffpds.57896956185727 [at] raxacoricofallapatoria...
> Frank wrote:
>
>> It struck me as odd that both Harry and Ron pronounced Accio as "Akio"
>> instead of "asseo". I wonder if that was done intentionally so as not to
>> offend anyone.
>
> I've always thought of Accio as "Akio".
>
> In any case, "Asseo" would not offend anyone here, since an ass is
> just a type of horse. The 'rude' word you're thinking of is "arse".
>
>
> Blon Fel Fotch Passameer-Day Slitheen
>
> --
> Free Margaret Blaine now!
>

It was pronounced in GoF movie with the hard K also. I am trying to recall
how it is in the Jim Dale audio but it's been too long since I heard it. But
then since most of his pronunciations bothered me, his "accio" was probably
*wrong* in my point of view also, lol. I used to read it as "ash-ee-oh".

M_m
Re: Neat and tidy haircuts! [message #292183 ] Mi, 28 Juni 2006 05:45
Magic_mom  
"Blon Fel Fotch Passameer-Day Slitheen" <bffpds [at] raxacoricofallapatoria>
wrote in message news:bffpds.57896956185724 [at] raxacoricofallapatoria...
> Car Toon wrote:
>
>> Blon Fel Fotch Passameer-Day Slitheen wrote:
>
>
>>> Not really. The conceit for the show was that various characters from
>>> children's literature were trying to find the Queen's handbag (that's
>>> a purse in America).
>
>> Now that's a cool idea (well, the handbag's stupid, but the crossover
>> is cool).
>
> Indeed. Of course, handbags are better used for foundlings.
>
>
>>> In the Hogwarts section, which was rather longer
>>> than 10 seconds, Ron was a clumsy idiot as usual, Neville & Harry were
>>> cute, and Hermione devised a charm enabling the muggle children of the
>>> audience to Accio the bag. They were all out-acted by the owl, final
>>> proof for dear old Nystulc that she was played by Maggie Smith. ^_^
>
>> And they never showed Harry sending out the letter as shown in the
>> commercial.
>
> Oh, I never saw that. So it was a different version?
>
>
>> Though I'm pretty sure Hermione's Charm violates tons of laws.
>
> Thank goodness; it firmly establishes the piece as apocryphal.
>
>
> Blon Fel Fotch Passameer-Day Slitheen
>
> --
> Free Margaret Blaine now!
>

Mugglenet had the video clip for download.. it was a little over 5 minutes
long. Showed the bit of sending off the owl etc.. I am not sure what those
who say it was only about 2 and a half minutes were watching.

M_m
Re: Neat and tidy haircuts! [message #292192 ] Mi, 28 Juni 2006 07:01
Toon  
On 26 Jun 2006 22:38:13 -0700, "Magic_mom" <SpencerTL [at] gmail.com>
wrote:

>
>DaveD wrote:
>> "Magic_mom" <SpencerTL [at] gmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:1151275606.994166.204550 [at] i40g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> > >
>> > > Well, I've just seen the Hogwarts bit of the Queen's 80th birthday bash
>> > > (yawn) with Ron, Hermione and Harry (all in character), and both Ron's
>> and
>> > > Harry's hair is (are?) very neat and tidy, just like the poster and
>> quite
>> > > unlike GoF!
>> > >
>> > > DaveD
>> >
>> > Did you see the whole thing or just that 10 second bit..?
>> >
>> > M_m
>>
>> 10secs? The Hogwarts bit was at least 2 mins, lol - very hammy, and yes, it
>> did sort of just stop... I saw all of that bit, but only a minute or two
>> here and there of the rest as I went in and out of the room. What I did see
>> seemed only suitable for pre-schools (though I doubt they'd understand the
>> half of it) - even as pantomime goes, I thought it was a bit off (with
>> apologies if anyone here was connected with the production - oops!)
>>
>> As for Harry's scar, I have to confess, I never even thought to look - sorry
>> *blush*
>>
>> DaveD
>
>Ok found the whole skit clip posted on Mugglenet. It was cute, but
>seemed to have the ending few seconds cut off. Emma, I think, took the
>whole thing wayyy too seriously, lol. Kind of overplayed Hermione worse
>than usual. Actually, Hermione appeared to have the major role in the
>skit, while the boys seemed to be holding back laughter the whole time,
>lol.
>
>M_m
>
>M_m

But it was nice Neville joined the fun. Didn't think it'd be more
than the trio.
Re: Neat and tidy haircuts! [message #292193 ] Mi, 28 Juni 2006 07:02
Toon  
On Tue, 27 Jun 2006 14:23:51 GMT, frank <seven7 [at] att.net> wrote:

>Toon wrote:
>> On Mon, 26 Jun 2006 21:52:33 GMT, "DaveD"
>> <davedn1DELETE [at] THESEblueyonderBITS.co.uk> wrote:
>>
>>> "Magic_mom" <SpencerTL [at] gmail.com> wrote in message
>>> news:1151275606.994166.204550 [at] i40g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>> Well, I've just seen the Hogwarts bit of the Queen's 80th birthday bash
>>>>> (yawn) with Ron, Hermione and Harry (all in character), and both Ron's
>>> and
>>>>> Harry's hair is (are?) very neat and tidy, just like the poster and
>>> quite
>>>>> unlike GoF!
>>>>>
>>>>> DaveD
>>>> Did you see the whole thing or just that 10 second bit..?
>>>>
>>>> M_m
>>> 10secs? The Hogwarts bit was at least 2 mins, lol - very hammy, and yes, it
>>> did sort of just stop... I saw all of that bit, but only a minute or two
>>> here and there of the rest as I went in and out of the room. What I did see
>>> seemed only suitable for pre-schools (though I doubt they'd understand the
>>> half of it) - even as pantomime goes, I thought it was a bit off (with
>>> apologies if anyone here was connected with the production - oops!)
>>>
>>> As for Harry's scar, I have to confess, I never even thought to look - sorry
>>> *blush*
>>>
>>> DaveD
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>> The clip I saw ended with Hermione talking about transferring magic.
>> The commerical of Harry sending out the litter wasn't shown. It was
>> like 2:33 or so.
>>
>> And if JK did write it, then it means there is a limit on Accio-ing
>> stuff.
>
>It struck me as odd that both Harry and Ron pronounced Accio as "Akio"
>instead of "asseo". I wonder if that was done intentionally so as not to
>offend anyone.


Happened once before. A spell was pronounced differently than the
official way at that site. Might have been good old Accio.
Re: Neat and tidy haircuts! [message #292202 ] Mi, 28 Juni 2006 09:06
Toon  
On 27 Jun 2006 20:37:29 -0700, "marli_0000 [at] hotmail.com"
<marli_0000 [at] hotmail.com> wrote:

>
>Philip Lewis wrote:
>> frank <seven7 [at] att.net> writes:
>> >It struck me as odd that both Harry and Ron pronounced Accio as "Akio"
>> >instead of "asseo". I wonder if that was done intentionally so as not to
>> >offend anyone.
>>
>> hmmm... I would have said ak-kio. (double consonant.... you have to
>> watch those double consonants so you order a bowl of penne not
>> pene. ;) Many spells have latin roots, and in traditional latin, c is
>> always a hard c. (as in cake)
>>
>Until I saw GOF, I thought Accio would be pronounced "Ah chee oh."
>(stress on the first syllable).
>
>Marli.

I always thought it was Ah see oh
Re: Neat and tidy haircuts! [message #292203 ] Mi, 28 Juni 2006 09:06
Toon  
On Wed, 28 Jun 2006 00:31:10 BST, Blon Fel Fotch Passameer-Day
Slitheen <bffpds [at] raxacoricofallapatoria> wrote:

>> And they never showed Harry sending out the letter as shown in the
>> commercial.
>
>Oh, I never saw that. So it was a different version?

Harry says Buckingham Palace, and desscribes it. Weird red border
around the image during the comemrical. Seems that was the true end
of the sketch.

and really, wouldn't the prime Minister ask the Minster of Magic? Or
send it tot he headmaster, not the school in general? Ah simplicity
for the ickle kiddies.

it's available on Youtube everywhere. about 11 secodns long.
Re: Neat and tidy haircuts! [message #292205 ] Mi, 28 Juni 2006 09:06
Toon  
On Tue, 27 Jun 2006 21:45:49 -0600, "Magic_Mom"
<nofreakinway [at] yeahright.com> wrote:

>
>"Blon Fel Fotch Passameer-Day Slitheen" <bffpds [at] raxacoricofallapatoria>
>wrote in message news:bffpds.57896956185724 [at] raxacoricofallapatoria...
>> Car Toon wrote:
>>
>>> Blon Fel Fotch Passameer-Day Slitheen wrote:
>>
>>
>>>> Not really. The conceit for the show was that various characters from
>>>> children's literature were trying to find the Queen's handbag (that's
>>>> a purse in America).
>>
>>> Now that's a cool idea (well, the handbag's stupid, but the crossover
>>> is cool).
>>
>> Indeed. Of course, handbags are better used for foundlings.
>>
>>
>>>> In the Hogwarts section, which was rather longer
>>>> than 10 seconds, Ron was a clumsy idiot as usual, Neville & Harry were
>>>> cute, and Hermione devised a charm enabling the muggle children of the
>>>> audience to Accio the bag. They were all out-acted by the owl, final
>>>> proof for dear old Nystulc that she was played by Maggie Smith. ^_^
>>
>>> And they never showed Harry sending out the letter as shown in the
>>> commercial.
>>
>> Oh, I never saw that. So it was a different version?
>>
>>
>>> Though I'm pretty sure Hermione's Charm violates tons of laws.
>>
>> Thank goodness; it firmly establishes the piece as apocryphal.
>>
>>
>> Blon Fel Fotch Passameer-Day Slitheen
>>
>> --
>> Free Margaret Blaine now!
>>
>
>Mugglenet had the video clip for download.. it was a little over 5 minutes
>long. Showed the bit of sending off the owl etc.. I am not sure what those
>who say it was only about 2 and a half minutes were watching.
>
>M_m
>


apparently a cut version.
Re: Neat and tidy haircuts! [message #292942 ] Mi, 28 Juni 2006 16:24
Frank  
Blon Fel Fotch Passameer-Day Slitheen wrote:
> Frank wrote:
>
>> It struck me as odd that both Harry and Ron pronounced Accio as "Akio"
>> instead of "asseo". I wonder if that was done intentionally so as not to
>> offend anyone.
>
> I've always thought of Accio as "Akio".
>
> In any case, "Asseo" would not offend anyone here, since an ass is
> just a type of horse. The 'rude' word you're thinking of is "arse".
>
>
> Blon Fel Fotch Passameer-Day Slitheen
>
I could swear that in the Goblet of Fire, Harry yells "Asseo Firebolt!"
I'll have to get out my DVD and find that spot.

frank
Re: Neat and tidy haircuts! [message #293142 ] Fr, 30 Juni 2006 04:49
Fish Eye no Miko  
frank wrote:

> I could swear that in the Goblet of Fire, Harry yells "Asseo
> Firebolt!" I'll have to get out my DVD and find that spot.

Nope, "Akio".

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Re: Neat and tidy haircuts! [message #293569 ] Fr, 30 Juni 2006 12:43
DM  
frank wrote:
> Blon Fel Fotch Passameer-Day Slitheen wrote:
>
>> Frank wrote:
>>
>>> It struck me as odd that both Harry and Ron pronounced Accio as "Akio"
>>> instead of "asseo". I wonder if that was done intentionally so as not to
>>> offend anyone.
>>
>>
>> I've always thought of Accio as "Akio".
>>
>> In any case, "Asseo" would not offend anyone here, since an ass is
>> just a type of horse. The 'rude' word you're thinking of is "arse".
>>
>>
>> Blon Fel Fotch Passameer-Day Slitheen
>>
> I could swear that in the Goblet of Fire, Harry yells "Asseo Firebolt!"
> I'll have to get out my DVD and find that spot.
>
> frank

He definitely said "Akio" in GoF. But was it pronounce "Asseo" in
earlier movies? Also, how does Stephan Fry pronounce it in the audio
books? Jim Dale says "Asseo".

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Re: Neat and tidy haircuts! [message #294884 ] Fr, 30 Juni 2006 16:18
Magic_mom  
"DM" <dm1498 [at] {REMOVE}gmail.com> wrote in message news:yf7pg.4027>
> He definitely said "Akio" in GoF. But was it pronounce "Asseo" in earlier
> movies? Also, how does Stephan Fry pronounce it in the audio books? Jim
> Dale says "Asseo".
>
> --
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> ---
>

I don't believe it was ever used until GoF. Harry learning it wasn't even in
the movie; just that quick (VERY quick) bit right before the task when
Hermione is quickly telling him to concentrate or whatever the actual line
is. In the book, they spent alot of time practicing.

M_m
Re: Neat and tidy haircuts! [message #297743 ] Sa, 08 Juli 2006 13:11
Blon Fel Fotch Passam  
Car Toon wrote:

> But it was nice Neville joined the fun. Didn't think it'd be more
> than the trio.

Agreed, though if you reread book 1, it's amazing how much Neville
is involved in the trio's adventures. He's even the first one that
says anything (after the twins & Ginny, but before Ron speaks).


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Re: Neat and tidy haircuts! [message #297752 ] Sa, 08 Juli 2006 13:12
Blon Fel Fotch Passam  
DM wrote:

> Frank wrote:

>> Blon Fel Fotch Passameer-Day Slitheen wrote:

>>> Frank wrote:

>>>> It struck me as odd that both Harry and Ron pronounced Accio as
>>>> "Akio" instead of "asseo". I wonder if that was done intentionally so
>>>> as not to offend anyone.

>>> I've always thought of Accio as "Akio".

>>> In any case, "Asseo" would not offend anyone here, since an ass is
>>> just a type of horse. The 'rude' word you're thinking of is "arse".

>> I could swear that in the Goblet of Fire, Harry yells "Asseo Firebolt!"
>> I'll have to get out my DVD and find that spot.

> He definitely said "Akio" in GoF. But was it pronounce "Asseo" in
> earlier movies? Also, how does Stephan Fry pronounce it in the audio
> books? Jim Dale says "Asseo".

Whatever; the point is that "ass" is not an offensive word here.


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