One of the most unique things about the Harry Potter series is how it managed to keep the same group of actors throughout its entire run, and not only that, but it saw many of them grow up from kids into adults.
With the release of Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows – Part 2 on DVD & Blu-ray, we thought it was the opportune moment to take a look exactly how Harry has aged from a little kid to a young man through the movies, and how we’ve been able to follow his journey through a truly extraordinary series of film.
Just click the first image below and then use you right cursor to see Harry grow up through the eight flicks.
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- Year 1 – Philosopher’s Stone
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- Year 2 – Chamber Of Secrets
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- Year 3 – Prisoner Of Azkaban
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- Year 4 – Goblet Of Fire
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- Year 5 – Order Of The Phoenix
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- Year 6 – Half Blood Prince
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- Year 7a – Deathly Hallows Part 1
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- Year 7b – Deathly Hallows Part 2
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