WHY a UK (PS) vs. US (SS) edition and other newbie musings
Darlene
Dar20 at aol.com
Mon Dec 3 21:32:27 UTC 2001
No: HPFGUIDX 30672
So, just the other day I received my very own copies of the UK
editions of the series. I have read the US editions twice
(borrowed.. guess I'll have to buy my own copies!). I'm wondering,
WHY are there two editions? Did the US publisher think we would not
be interested in reading the UK version? Is this a common thing to
do?
Why did Chris Columbus then make two versions of the movie. Seems
silly to me. I'm sure I would have enjoyed it just as much if they
said "Philosopher's" instead of "Sorcerer's".
Also, why, in the US edition, are things changed? To the point of
being errors? For instance, after Harry is sorted, the US version
says there are 3 students remaining, when in fact there are four (the
addition of Dean)?
Perhaps... they know that suckers like me will be looking to buy the
US and UK versions... hmmm... they could make a killing when this
thing comes out on DVD. Amazon.uk here I come!
Dar
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