#Differences between harry potter book 1 and movie movie#
If we learn of any, we’ll create a list page.Harry Potter and the Order of Phoenix has a lot (a lot a lot) of differences between the movie and the book… as the books grew larger and the movies were still under 3 hours, a lot of compromises were done and a lot of stories were shaved off… We have no list of changes made to Deathly Hallows. Some additional changes may have been made since, but this was the most important cumulative fix for books one through five. This list comes from the master list of corrections from Bloomsbury in 2004. Many of the fixes are simple spelling or punctuation fixes and of little interest, but some of the changes fix more glaring inconsistencies.Įdits and changes to the text of the Books: Many small errors in the text were fixed with this list.
The changes listed below are from a master list of edits circulated by Bloomsbury beginning summer 2004. As new editions of the books were released, these changes were incorporated into the text. Text also changed because Rowling was actively editing her books to fix errors and to adjust the story as she worked on the larger saga. Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone / Sorcerer’s Stone We have tried to include all changes, but every now and then a new one is spotted, and when that happens we do our best to list it here.
These pages list the specific differences between the British and American versions of the books. The change was made and now it’s part of Harry Potter history.ĭifferences Between British and US editions of the Books: It never occurred to her that her books would be known the world over and that she would one day wish she could change it back. She says that she now regrets her decision to allow the change, but at the time she felt that she had to go along with the advice of her editors. Rowling reluctantly went along with the change, which was suggested by Arthur Levine of Scholastic Books. Probably the most infamous change of all is that of the title of book one. However, some differences are a bit less easy to explain, such as the change which removed the number of Sirius’s Gringotts vault in the US version. For example, the UK version uses the term “ skip” while the US edition uses the term “dumpster.” While some would contend that there is no reason why American readers couldn’t work out what a British term means, those kinds of changes do have some logic to them. Most of these differences were made by the US editors to clarify the text for American readers. However, some variations and changes were made.Ī number of differences exist between the Bloomsbury and the Scholastic editions of the Harry Potter books. The text of the Harry Potter novels stayed almost the same over the ten years it took Rowling to write the saga.
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