On the set of the first parts of "Harry Potter" the problem was that many of the actors had a flat row of teeth, someone had fallen faster, someone slowly, therefore Chris Columbus, director of the first two pictures about the boy Which survived, solved the problem in an interesting way. Daniel Radcliffe and his colleague on the TV series "The Wonderworkers" Karan Sony (also known for the role in Dadpula) told about the secret world of the early films "Poterians".
"When they filmed the first movies, for each actor, the cast was made of the whole jaw, so that when the teeth began to fall out, it would be possible to quickly eliminate this lack and insert a tooth to continue shooting," says Caran. "When you have a 20-year-old man on your site, you have to make a cast for everyone," confirmed Radcliffe. Sometimes it rushes into the eyes and becomes obvious, for example, when there is no tooth in one scene, and there is a complete mouth of smooth and white teeth. But who cares about some small shortcomings when the franchise has long become beloved by the millions of the audience?