The last part of the last movie (spoilers if you haven't read DH

[Mhochberg at aol.com]

Nicole: You know, they really don't need to film the epilogue part of the  
book and I strongly doubt that they will. There's too much other stuff to  
squeeze into movie 7!

~~~
Mary: The last scene would be an interesting thing to run under the end  
credits, even without dialogue. They could do just enough of it to show "happily  
ever after" and hid a lot of the details under the smoke and steam from the  
train engine.  
 
Picture this: 
After the excitement of the battles and congratulations, a cloudy, steaming  
background with the words "Nineteen years later..." 
Still with clouds, pan down a bit to a clear sign that says "Platform 9  3/4"
Pan down a bit further to see quick clear glimpse of Harry, Ginny, and the  
kids. 
Perhaps some child voices saying lines from the epilogue. More steam,  people 
moving but no clear views, end music starting and credits begin to roll  as 
people move about, greeting each other. 
No discernable voices as music and credits continue.
After the final credit, a clear view of Harry looking at his watch, rubbing  
his forehead and smiling, and then putting his arm around Ginny, walking  off 
screen. 

---Mary
"The truth of the matter is that you always know  the right thing to do. The 
hard part is doing it." 
-- General H. Norman  Schwarzkopf
 



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