Franchise had a lot of characters coming and going, but today we will talk about the characters who had the most screentime. The world hasn’t been the same since
Movies started rolling out. The legacy it has left behind is unreal and all the elements would make you want to restart the entire sequence of the movies once again. As you know, the movies are directly inspired by J.K. Rowling‘s novels. When e speak of characters, some of them had their roles cut short as compared to the books. So, let’s have a look at some of the
With little to no surprise, Daniel Radcliffe‘s Harry Potter tops the list as he is the entire story in himself. He is the Chosen One who is destined to end the Dark Lord. So of course, he has to be at the top of the list. He gets a screen time of 539 minutes and 15 seconds onscreen with over one million words exchanged.
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Potter’s best friend, Ron Weasley (Rupert Grint) has a good amount of screen time. The duo immediately clicks it off and it is established in the first movie itself that they will be best of friends. However, some fans believe that some of his best moments from the novel were cut out and the character was a little ill-defined.
Franchise. Granger is the vessel that provides normalcy in the movie. She shows a vast range of human emotions but some fans believe that her character was a little overdone. She has appeared in every movie and is a great friend of Harry.
He is Harr’s GPS through his initial years at Hogwarts. Even though most of his work is outside the radius of Hogwarts and behind the scenes, he still manages to get a good enough screen time. He appears in seven out of eight movies. But just like Voldemort, his screen time increases as the stake gets higher.
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Hagrid is a great character who provides warmth and the element of loyalty to the film. He is easily one of the most liked characters from the franchise and is one of Harry’s best allies. He rightfully earns his 45 minutes and 45 seconds of screentime across all eight movies.
Harry has three main enemies – Malfoy, Voldemort, and Snape. However, it is later revealed that Snape was protecting him all the time. It was a heartbreaking twist when the audience learned that Snape was in love with Lilly (Harry’s mom) till the very end. It’s the last three movies that give him some serious screen time.
Now comes the main antagonist of the entire franchise, Tom Riddle, aka Lord Voldemort. The you-know-who didn’t have much screen time, but his presence never left any movie. Even though the screen time is merely 37 minutes and 15 seconds, he easily ends up becoming one of the greatest villains of all times.Get our free weekly email for all the latest cinematic news from our film critic Clarisse LoughreyGet our The Life Cinematic email for free
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Harry Potter fans have reacted in shock after learning how much total screen time some of their favourite characters received over the course of the eight film adaptations.
On social media, fans were most surprised by the screen time afforded to Tom Felton, who played Harry Potter’s Slytherin nemesis Draco Malfoy.
According to a resurfaced rundown of the different characters’ total screen time on IMDb, the recurring antagonist tallied just 31 minutes on screen across the entire saga.
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In fact, Felton only features on screen in Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix for one minute and 15 seconds.
The fact Draco Malfoy was only in 31 minutes throughout the WHOLE of the Harry Potter franchise (19 hrs & 40 mins) jus doesn’t sit right with me tweeted one fan.
“Tom Felton also had to dye his hair for 10 years, to only end up with 30 minutes of screen time. He and Draco deserved better, ” wrote someone else.
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Other surprising statistics include the fact that Hagrid (Robbie Coltrane) featured in just 45 minutes and 45 seconds across all eight films, with over a third of that (16 minutes 30 seconds) coming in the very first entry.
Harry Potter (Daniel Radcliffe) unsurprisingly clocked the most screen-time across the franchise, appearing on camera for nearly nine hours out of the total 19-hour-and-40-minute runtime.
Hermione (Emma Watson) and Ron (Rupert Grint) both featured for around three-and-a-half hours each, while Harry’s faithful owl Hedwig managed six minutes and 15 seconds.
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It’s worth bearing in mind, however, that the figures on IMBb were obtained by a fan study, with timings rounded up to the closest 15 seconds.
The metric used is also unspecified – whether, for example, it takes into account scenes in which characters can be seen in among large crowds.
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