Harry Potter fans shocked after deleted scene randomly appeared in Goblet Of Fire
Topics: Harry Potter, Film and TV
Mia Williams
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Topics: Harry Potter, Film and TV
A deleted scene makes an appearance bizarrely in Harry Potter and The Goblet of Fire - and fans thought they were seeing things.
If there’s one thing we know about Harry Potter fans, they are a stickler for detail.
So, if something is out of place - they are gonna spot it.
And in this scene from Harry Potter and The Goblet of Fire, the Hogwarts students sit down to sing their official school song - and it’s all very bizarre.
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Fans have said that it’s a deleted scene that actually happened in the book appeared in the movie.
The song is called 'Hoggy Warty Hogwarts', and if you think that’s strange, you might want to pay close attention to the lyrics…
Filmed in the infamous Hogwarts Great Hall, the Wizarding School welcomed Durmstrang Institute and Beauxbatons Academy of Magic to compete in the Triwizard Tournament.
Dumbledore starts off the proceedings by yelling across the hall, ‘maestro please'.
As epic as that may sound, the rest of the performance was totally bizarre.
The school students start by singing: "Whether we be old and bald or young with scabby knees", and "for now they’re bare and full of hair, dead flies and bits of fluff."
The faces of the students from the other schools says it all as they look utterly perplexed as to what's going on.
And those in the comments section were equally confused, while some offered to give some plausible explanations for the bizarre sing/song.
One person commented: "That was definitely cut lmfao tho it does explain the interview where Dan was mad that the schools had cool entrances and they had this."
Another said: "Deff don’t remember this lol and I was obsessed with Harry Potter. I passed down my stuff to my oldest now. I’ll check the DVD and VHS."
"Dude I nearly peed myself the first time I saw the TV cut with this in it sksjshsnsm," a third added.
Meanwhile, a fourth person reckoned: "Yes. For the tv versions, they added them back in. It might just be part of the director’s cut."
"It's a deleted scene from the movie that actually happened in the book," a fifth thought.
Someone else said: "Lmao in the books Dumbledore has them all pick their favorite tune and everyone finishes at diff times. The Weasley twins chose a funeral march."
Another added: "Oh my gosh thanks for filling me in on that because my cousin and I were both about to flip because we quote almost everything."