Ewan/Lupin's ages; Atkinson; Snape's OOC scene

[wanda02481]

--- In HPFGU-Movie at y..., "Hillman, Lee" <lee_hillman at u...> wrote:

> Actually, I loved the palate for his costumes. The robe really was a 
simple
> "choir robe" type, it had been slit and embellished with the arm 
slits and
> the bifurcated train/hem (heh!). I thought his mufti at the 
Quidditch game
> was actually kinda old-fashioned, but not particularly aristocratic. 
Those
> little fingerless gloves and the buttons on his trouser cuffs. 
Dickensian.
> But that fits with my view of the character--I do not think he came 
from an
> old weathy family, so I think he is always careful to make sure he 
has the
> 'right' clothes--not flashy, or vain, like Dumbledore, but 
'appropriate.'
> 
> The undertunic effect reminded me of clothing from the 12th century. 
Again,
> very proper, very imposing.
>
I quite liked Snape's costume, though it was so dark, I couldn't 
easily see all the details you observed. Was he wearing trousers?  I 
thought he was wearing something like a cassock, with all those nice 
covered buttons going down the front - of course, you can wear 
trousers under a cassock, too.  Anyway, I thought it was suitably 
severe for Snape - I wouldn't have done anything different.

Wanda