[CAPTAIN CAPSLOCK]

(Original post by thisisjokes)
Tom Marvolo Riddle. Easily the most interesting character imo.

This. I probably enjoyed learning about his past and the history of Slytherin more than the actual present day events in the books.

I think Draco would have been a great part to play in the films.

[Darren-M]

It's got to be McGonagall for me. My least favourite moment in 5 wasn't Sirius dying, it was her getting multi-stunned.

Maggie Smith was the perfect actress to play her, almost exactly like I'd imagined her from the books.

[DawnAR]

I guess I have a few.

Luna was just such an interesting person in general
Tom Riddle - well without him there wouldn't be as much of a story! Plus he was charming and evil at the same time. His backstory is pretty fascinating.
Professor McGonagall - Simply because of her line in the last film "I've always wanted to use that spell!"

[Vampire-Love4ever]

(Original post by dobbys sock)
I keep checking my emails looking for the welcome email. (I've heard that if you registered on day 1 you'll get your welcome email first). Every time I see that I've got a new email I get excited and then disappointed Damn you Errol!

I LOVE your sig.

[Fatpat1]

[SilverDoe21]

I'm. So. Excited. I. Can't. Breathe.



For now I'll just have to resign myself to roleplaying on Hex and venting my frustration in the Pottermore fan forum *sigh*

[dobbys sock]

(Original post by Vampire-Love4ever)
I LOVE your sig.

Thanks And thanks for the +rep <3

[Vampire-Love4ever]

(Original post by dobbys sock)
Thanks And thanks for the +rep &lt;3

Welcome! You deserved it.

[mikeylawson]

Notice how absolutely no one gives a **** about Harry?

[Vampire-Love4ever]

[Vampire-Love4ever]

[S_123]

Sirius and Snape.
Cried so much for both of them.
Harry as well Can't have a favourite book series without the protagonist.

[geditor]

(Original post by Vampire-Love4ever)

lol

[SilGathien]

Sirius.

I find the Maurauders generation much more interesting than Harry and his associates. The use of flashbacks and the character history for Snape and Voldemort is also probably my favourite part of the later books.

[The_Super_Nerd(:]

For sheer bad ass awesomeness: Bellatrix
Most developed/ Brilliant character HAS to be: Snape
Just cos I love him and he's ginger and I adore the way he says 'brilliant' also he brings a bit of light-heartedness to the trio: Ron


Although there's loads of other characters I love
Tbh I don't actually like harry that much.

[Darren-M]

(Original post by CAPTAIN CAPSLOCK)
I think Draco would have been a great part to play in the films.

I think they definitely cast the right actor for the part, no doubt about it.

As an aside, Tom Felton is amazingly evil in Rise of the Planet of the Apes. He just does villains so well.

[BeanZandMayo]

Probably Dumbledore.

[ohmyBEAUT]

Hermione and Draco, most probably.

[Ally312]

Snape is my obvious one - just the way I was always wondering whose side he was actually on, and when I read back I'm always like "oh yeah, I get it now." And young Tom Riddle is interesting too. I actually like the "baddies" in HP, even better in the films. Bellatrix is portrayed brilliantly, she crazy! but brilliant. The Malfoys also, Draco really comes through in the final book, you really pity him, and Tom Felton does a great job in that. Lucius too, (especially when his wand is taken off him) though its just funny how he's always stupefied in the films.
Fred and George are always brilliant - perfect comic relief. But Harry does get a bit annoying after a while.

[BeHappy]

Got to be Bellatrix
Just because she's so evil and generally awesome. Who doesn't love a baddie eh? And also because Helena BC is an absolutely cracking actress

And then Luna, because she's everything I wish I could be! Carefree, kind, chirpy. And because she is fab, and because her dancing is epic beyond belief!