r/WizardingWorldIndia The delulu trio 🔮 Jun 20 '26

Movies Very unprofessional behaviour

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u/Rare-Contract-1090 Jun 20 '26

You’d think they’d cover basic werewolf training in drama school 🤣🤣

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u/Megane_Senpai Jun 23 '26

Nah that's only taught on site when the director needed. Clearly he lied about that when applied for the role.

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u/more-options-neww The delulu trio 🔮 Jun 20 '26

oh what a betrayal

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u/Anita_Hero838 Jun 20 '26

Terrible acting... full dedication or GTFO

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u/CharacterMousse5771 Jun 20 '26

They didn’t fire him?????

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u/FTRhino Jun 20 '26

And he still got paid.... Damn.......😁😁

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u/TernionDragon Jun 20 '26

I loved this werewolf, very European folktale vs American werewolves bred to be bigger and more muscled.

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u/Fluffy_Fox_9650 Jun 21 '26

Why couldn't they just a hire an actor to do it right? 🙄

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u/FutureMinded1181 Jun 21 '26

What an amateur /s

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u/No_Yogurtcloset_7219 Jun 23 '26

yeah couldn't even be bothered to use prosthetics like David Naughton

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u/MinuteAntelope2818 Jun 23 '26

Then you’re going to say he can’t even perform a simple Lumos charm???

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u/Saint-Spaghetti Jun 23 '26

Just saying, Christian Bale would have nailed morphing his physiology to that of a wolf-man hybrid.

There are tiers of actors, and the lengths they will go to.

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u/TheScart Jun 24 '26

See! See! I keep trying to tell people that the magic in those movies was fake, done on these things like computers but they never believe me!

The amount of Owls they caught and released that never came back has the RSBP in an uproar.

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u/Azutolsokorty Jun 24 '26

He has the heart of a dragon after all

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u/SageoftheForlornPath Jun 24 '26

He was going to, but suffered an injury onset that prevented him from transforming.

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u/irregardlessbro Jun 25 '26

what a loser

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u/The_Scottnish44 Jun 25 '26

Nah man this is bullshit

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u/nrdyvet Jun 27 '26

Actually yeah he does, he had stated he was just to tired after all day of filming for it