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It's Rupert, laughs her 1:46 he said omg

Ca me faisait toujours peur les clowns, et je viens de voir une autre de leur facette qui est pire.

😂😂😂

Does anyone know the name of the interviewer?

such a lucky guy being able to make emma laugh

J'ai jamais aimé les clowns🤡, je confirme 😅

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What's is the name of the song on the radio when they are playing the chair game on this episode?

She may have other nicknames or not but her laughing moments she’s still giggles still can’t keep it together a lot keeps laughing all the time that girl is crazy

Yep she’s definitely still Giggles 🤭 I think that nickname will still be with her during her laughing moments that nickname she’s still stuck with even if she’s not in the movies she will always have that nickname even if she doesn’t remember strange that nobody asks her if she still has it

I’m not laughing a lot or anything because I love watching her do it:)

In my own world, this scene was never deleted in the final cut😢 this was truly a magical scene

I think one of the biggest failings of the book was actually how petunia never got humanised. Even in the last book she was a comically bad person. Dudley got his redemption and it was great. This scene should have happened in the books, I’m sorry they made her just too disgustingly evil in the books, we know she resented her sister but she’s still her sister like this is a realistic moment

I bet her costars did this same interview right before her so I could totally see Daniel or Rupert - being the cheeky gents they are - saying something about the interviewer right before it was her turn. The accuracy of their statement must be hitting her as he starts asking her questions.

So book petunia is a toxic human being. Openly trying to gossip, and pry on other's privacy. She is vindictive and has a great capacity for emotional cruelty...but in a series where good and evil are so simple of good vs evil I wish they kept this scene. It makes her character more complex. And interesting, and let's us see a side of her that shows a glimpse of the complexities of her emotional state. I like to think that there is a self precieved trauma in her life, and a need to have an outlet for those frustrations. Those being her biological and foster child. I like to think she imparted that jealousy she felt to Lily on Harry. And it isn't until she is forced to leave this sanctum she made in her head that she sees the truth of it all, that her vision was twisted and wrong, and begins to feel the guilt of what she let herself become. It's humanizing and makes her a far more interesting character than the old, but tried and true, wicked step mom archetype.

Petunia hated her sister because Lilly was what Petunia wanted to be...a witch

In the books Petunia wrote to Dumbledore asking him if she could go to Hogwarts. Lilly was both impressed and shock over Petunia writing to Dumbledore

In the film, her (Petunia's) last line, "You didn't just lose a mother that night in Godric's Hollow, you know. I lost a sister." In the book, she (Petunia) uses her last words to say "Well - goodbye" to Harry.

It’s my personal head canon that; Lily and Petunia were very close despite the favouritism. But Petunia grew to hate the wizarding world for taking away her baby sister. So she treats Harry that way in an effort to hide the last piece of Lily that Petunia has from the world that stole her sister even though it secretly broke her heart to do it. I also like to think that she was the one who pleaded for harry to have Dudley’s second room so that harry would have some semblance of a childhood.

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I love her so much hahahaha

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While aunt petunia clearly resented lily for going to hogwarts and she didn’t, she deep downed loved her sister and I think the fact that they went so long without talking and then being on bad terms when lily died has haunted aunt petunia for years

“You didn’t just lose a mother that night in Godrics hollow you know, I lost a sister.” Yeah and treated that sister's only son like a freak for most of his life and locked him under the stairs

Nah, mate. You lost a sister long before that night.

Y’all were quick w this

They really just couldn't leave a 30 second scene in? It was THAT important to cut? The fuck

"A sister" does that mean there's more? 😳 🤣

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This scene should've been in the final product because it was really the start of Harry getting along with his Uncle, Aunt and Cousin. Showing his love for his uncle, aunt and cousin Harry gets them to go somewhere far away to be safe. It's unknown if they ever kept in touch after the Second Wizarding War but I like to pretend personally that this is really the start of Harry showing his love for his uncle, aunt and cousin.

The reason its not in the movie was because while it would’ve been interesting to see some nuance in the aunt it’s also ridiculous to expect us to sympathize That pain as she’s been complicit with abusing Harry and neglecting him

I really wish this part was in the movie

I love this scene. It make her look human and I love that so much

This is the one scene they should’ve kept. Fiona Shaw ended up not having a single line in the movie because they cut this!

Not many girls are as attractive to me as this gal.

We know that Petunia and Harry feel sorry for each other that the dark lord ruined their lives because if it wasn’t for him Harry parents would still be with him and Petunia wouldn’t have to get caught the wizard conflict at all during the part of timeline right guys man life in this universe hasn’t gone well the weasleys, potters or even the dursleys families at all has it guys

I have a little hope, now that Lord Of The Rings has an full version (8 hours of film) maybe they do the same with Harry Potter, it would bring justice to some characters!

Saw this movie on TV the other day (Peacock, I think), and this scene was included.

That was contagious Emma Well, if even a yoga professor can't control her laughter... 😂 I feel bad for the poor guy

why was she laughing? :D

I’m sorry but this is complete bullshit. “You didn’t just lose a mother, I lost a sister.” Right, so your response to losing your sister is to bully, neglect, mistreat and frankly abuse her son. Treat him like a misbehaving animal you lock away in a cage, refer to him as a freak and display open hostility, jealousy and cruelty to the only living connection to your sister. Why do people feel the need to do this? Can we really not just acknowledge that there are bad, cruel and deeply unkind people in the world. Petunia Dursley is exactly one of those people and deserves no hint at redemption whatsoever.

I think we all forget that Petunia did suffer from Lily's death. Just shows how 3 dimensional characters can be

Petunia is not as bad as people make her out. She lost her sister. She is not the worst.

10 year olds went to movie by themselves in France this dude is on shrooms

i will wait for her to grow up and divorce my gold digger

she has adhd, therefore it’s hard when she starts

Before Aunt Petunia and Uncle Vernon's deaths, Aunt Petunia delivered Harry's babyhood blanket

I can see why they cut this scene. They wanted to give her some humanity but also by now she has made Harry’s life hell, abused him, made him miserable and treated him like he was nothing but a mistake and openly said she thought her sister was a freak, HIS MOTHER! At this point it is a bit late to bring humanity to her character.

She should have put her hand on his shoulder when she walked buy