[HPforGrownups] MOVIE: Harry's haircolor
Sylph ~*~
kabuki_darling at hotmail.com
Sun Jul 1 20:56:54 UTC 2001
No: HPFGUIDX 21762
> Where in the books is Harry's hair described as "jet-black" (as opposed
>to just "black")? I'm just curious about all of the discussion of Harry's
>hair color. I am someone who is almost always described as having "black"
>hair, but it's not. It's brown. In fact, I have a friend whose hair I
>have described as black, but she claims mine is even darker than hers...yet
>red and brown highlights are still very evident in mine.
> The point is, true, jet-black, (no red or brown whatsoever) hair is
>extremely rare in Caucasians. I am not JKR, so I can't presume to know how
>she pictured Harry's hair. Maybe she does see him with blue-black
>hair...or maybe she sees him with the very very dark brown that most people
>would describe as black. I'm curious: a question, or a poll, rather, for
>those who object to Dan Radcliffe's haircolor: Do you think it's just too
>light of a brown and would be happy if it were only darker? or do you want
>to see true jet-black hair?
> just curious. Not trying to start an argument...really...I promise.
>
> ender
>
>
Not only is it rare for Caucasions to have jet black hair, over here in
America, most asain people (kids) don't have jet-black hair. I'm Chinese,
and my hair is definitely not black. However, I have always imagined Harry's
hair as jet-black, and it would really look a lot nicer with emerald-green
eyes. (Come to think of it, does Daniel Radcliffe have green eyes?) I can,
however, understand them not changing his hair. If I were in a movie, I
wouldn't want to dye my hair. The important part is the acting.
Sylph
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