Robbie Coltrane Death: Emma Watson, Tom Felton honour Harry Potter star: There was no better Hagrid
Robbie Coltrane, the beloved Harry Potter star who immortalized Hagrid on the big screen, died on October 14 at the age of 72. The veteran actor’s agent Belinda Wright, who called Coltrane a “unique talent,” will remember her as “one forever.” Loyal Client” shared in a statement via The Hollywood Reporter: “In addition to being an amazing actor, he was forensically smart and brilliantly funny, and proud to be called his agent after 40 years. After that, I will miss him.”
In addition to Daniel Radcliffe aka Harry Potter and JK Rowling, more Harry Potter stars like Emma Watson who played Hermione Granger, Tom Felton who played Draco Malfoy, Bonnie Wright aka Ginny Weasley, James and Oliver Phelps aka Fred , George Weasley and Matthew. Lewis played aliases. Neville Longbottom has paid heartfelt tributes to Robbie on Instagram and Twitter, noting how friendly he was on set as children and adults, and how he treated his co-stars with the utmost respect and behaved “like professionals.” Sharing some flashbacks with Coltrane of the good old days of Harry Potter, Watson wrote, “There was no better Hagrid. You enjoyed being Hermione,” and Felton wrote, “He was a great friendly giant on screen, but even more so in real life. I love you, I met you, thanks for everything xx”
This is how Harry Potter paid tribute to Robbie Coltrane:
Emma Watson
“Rest in peace, Robbie Coltrane. Robbie was like the funniest uncle I’ve ever had, but most of all he was deeply loving, kind and gentle with me as a child and as an adult. His talent was so immense that it was understandable that he played a giant: he could fill any space with his talent. Robbie, if I ever get the chance to be as kind as you on a film set, I promise I will do it in your name and memory. You know how much I love and admire you. I will miss you so much. sweetness, your nickname, your warmth, your laugh and your hug. You have made us a family. I know you were the same to us. There was no better Hagrid. You enjoyed being Hermione.”
Tom Felton
“One of my favorite memories of filming Harry Potter was filming the night of the first movie in the Forbidden Forest. I was 12 years old. Robbie cared and cared for everyone around him. easily. and he made them laugh. easily. He was a big gentle giant on screen, but even more so in real life. I love you mate – thanks for everything xx”
bonnie wright
“Heartbroken by the death of Robbie Coltrane. Hagrid was my favorite character! Robbie so brilliantly portrays Hagrid’s warmth, sense of home, and unconditional love for his students and magical creatures. Robbie always treated me and my co-stars when we were little kids. Professional equals on a film set. A kind of attitude that instilled confidence and a sense of togetherness. Thanks for all the laughs. I miss you Rob. Sending love to your family. Rest in peace.”
James Phelps
“I will miss random chats on every topic under the sun. And I’ll never forget it in September 2000, on my first day on a movie set, Robbie Coltrane walked up to a very nervous 14-year-old boy and said, “Enjoy yourself, you’ll be great.” Thanks for that X”
Oliver Phelps
“November 2001 – Leicester Square, London. “Dive in guys, it’s like a Rolls-Royce for your first car”! Robbie Coleraine when he was next to me on the red carpet of the first HP Premiere. We have had excellent conversations about history and travel over the years. Rest in peace Robbie X”
matthew lewis
“Roby. Cork. He called me Space Boy. We shared the love of the last frontier. He didn’t give a shit and always makes you smile. A giant, in more ways than one. We had some time x”
As Emma Watson has rightly written, there was no better Hagrid… Rest in power, Mr. Coltrane.
Harry Potter fans around the world also remember Robbie Coltrane, especially as he shared his heartwarming quote from the 20th anniversary of Harry Potter: Hogwarts Returns: “The legacy of these films is that my generations of children watch them. Show them your kids. So, you can see them 50 years from now, easy. I won’t be sad here… but everyone will be.”
As we all remember Robbie Coltrane, the force to be reckoned with on screen was your favorite Hagrid moment from the Harry Potter series. Share his personal preference with Pinkvilla in the comments section below.
Also read: Robbie Coltrane Demis: Daniel Radcliffe and JK Rowling pay heartbreaking tribute to Harry Potter’s Hagrid
Robbie Coltrane, the beloved Harry Potter star who immortalized Hagrid on the big screen, died on October 14 at the age of 72. The veteran actor’s agent Belinda Wright, who called Coltrane a “unique talent,” will remember her as “one forever.” Loyal Client” shared in a statement via The Hollywood Reporter: “In addition to being an amazing actor, he was forensically smart and brilliantly funny, and proud to be called his agent after 40 years. After that, I will miss him.”
In addition to Daniel Radcliffe aka Harry Potter and JK Rowling, more Harry Potter stars like Emma Watson who played Hermione Granger, Tom Felton who played Draco Malfoy, Bonnie Wright aka Ginny Weasley, James and Oliver Phelps aka Fred , George Weasley and Matthew. Lewis played aliases. Neville Longbottom has paid heartfelt tributes to Robbie on Instagram and Twitter, noting how friendly he was on set as children and adults, and how he treated his co-stars with the utmost respect and behaved “like professionals.” Sharing some flashbacks with Coltrane of the good old days of Harry Potter, Watson wrote, “There was no better Hagrid. You enjoyed being Hermione,” and Felton wrote, “He was a great friendly giant on screen, but even more so in real life. I love you, I met you, thanks for everything xx”
This is how Harry Potter paid tribute to Robbie Coltrane:
Emma Watson
“Rest in peace, Robbie Coltrane. Robbie was like the funniest uncle I’ve ever had, but most of all he was deeply loving, kind and gentle with me as a child and as an adult. His talent was so immense that it was understandable that he played a giant: he could fill any space with his talent. Robbie, if I ever get the chance to be as kind as you on a film set, I promise I will do it in your name and memory. You know how much I love and admire you. I will miss you so much. sweetness, your nickname, your warmth, your laugh and your hug. You have made us a family. I know you were the same to us. There was no better Hagrid. You enjoyed being Hermione.”
Tom Felton
“One of my favorite memories of filming Harry Potter was filming the night of the first movie in the Forbidden Forest. I was 12 years old. Robbie cared and cared for everyone around him. easily. and he made them laugh. easily. He was a big gentle giant on screen, but even more so in real life. I love you mate – thanks for everything xx”
bonnie wright
“Heartbroken by the death of Robbie Coltrane. Hagrid was my favorite character! Robbie so brilliantly portrays Hagrid’s warmth, sense of home, and unconditional love for his students and magical creatures. Robbie always treated me and my co-stars when we were little kids. Professional equals on a film set. A kind of attitude that instilled confidence and a sense of togetherness. Thanks for all the laughs. I miss you Rob. Sending love to your family. Rest in peace.”
James Phelps
“I will miss random chats on every topic under the sun. And I’ll never forget it in September 2000, on my first day on a movie set, Robbie Coltrane walked up to a very nervous 14-year-old boy and said, “Enjoy yourself, you’ll be great.” Thanks for that X”
Oliver Phelps
“November 2001 – Leicester Square, London. “Dive in guys, it’s like a Rolls-Royce for your first car”! Robbie Coleraine when he was next to me on the red carpet of the first HP Premiere. We have had excellent conversations about history and travel over the years. Rest in peace Robbie X”
matthew lewis
“Roby. Cork. He called me Space Boy. We shared the love of the last frontier. He didn’t give a shit and always makes you smile. A giant, in more ways than one. We had some time x”
As Emma Watson has rightly written, there was no better Hagrid… Rest in power, Mr. Coltrane.
Harry Potter fans around the world also remember Robbie Coltrane, especially as he shared his heartwarming quote from the 20th anniversary of Harry Potter: Hogwarts Returns: “The legacy of these films is that my generations of children watch them. Show them your kids. So, you can see them 50 years from now, easy. I won’t be sad here… but everyone will be.”
As we all remember Robbie Coltrane, the force to be reckoned with on screen was your favorite Hagrid moment from the Harry Potter series. Share his personal preference with Pinkvilla in the comments section below.
Also read: Robbie Coltrane Demis: Daniel Radcliffe and JK Rowling pay heartbreaking tribute to Harry Potter’s Hagrid
Robbie Coltrane, the beloved Harry Potter star who immortalized Hagrid on the big screen, died on October 14 at the age of 72. The veteran actor’s agent Belinda Wright, who called Coltrane a “unique talent,” will remember her as “one forever.” Loyal Client” shared in a statement via The Hollywood Reporter: “In addition to being an amazing actor, he was forensically smart and brilliantly funny, and proud to be called his agent after 40 years. After that, I will miss him.”
In addition to Daniel Radcliffe aka Harry Potter and JK Rowling, more Harry Potter stars like Emma Watson who played Hermione Granger, Tom Felton who played Draco Malfoy, Bonnie Wright aka Ginny Weasley, James and Oliver Phelps aka Fred , George Weasley and Matthew. Lewis played aliases. Neville Longbottom has paid heartfelt tributes to Robbie on Instagram and Twitter, noting how friendly he was on set as children and adults, and how he treated his co-stars with the utmost respect and behaved “like professionals.” Sharing some flashbacks with Coltrane of the good old days of Harry Potter, Watson wrote, “There was no better Hagrid. You enjoyed being Hermione,” and Felton wrote, “He was a great friendly giant on screen, but even more so in real life. I love you, I met you, thanks for everything xx”
This is how Harry Potter paid tribute to Robbie Coltrane:
Emma Watson
“Rest in peace, Robbie Coltrane. Robbie was like the funniest uncle I’ve ever had, but most of all he was deeply loving, kind and gentle with me as a child and as an adult. His talent was so immense that it was understandable that he played a giant: he could fill any space with his talent. Robbie, if I ever get the chance to be as kind as you on a film set, I promise I will do it in your name and memory. You know how much I love and admire you. I will miss you so much. sweetness, your nickname, your warmth, your laugh and your hug. You have made us a family. I know you were the same to us. There was no better Hagrid. You enjoyed being Hermione.”
Tom Felton
“One of my favorite memories of filming Harry Potter was filming the night of the first movie in the Forbidden Forest. I was 12 years old. Robbie cared and cared for everyone around him. easily. and he made them laugh. easily. He was a big gentle giant on screen, but even more so in real life. I love you mate – thanks for everything xx”
bonnie wright
“Heartbroken by the death of Robbie Coltrane. Hagrid was my favorite character! Robbie so brilliantly portrays Hagrid’s warmth, sense of home, and unconditional love for his students and magical creatures. Robbie always treated me and my co-stars when we were little kids. Professional equals on a film set. A kind of attitude that instilled confidence and a sense of togetherness. Thanks for all the laughs. I miss you Rob. Sending love to your family. Rest in peace.”
James Phelps
“I will miss random chats on every topic under the sun. And I’ll never forget it in September 2000, on my first day on a movie set, Robbie Coltrane walked up to a very nervous 14-year-old boy and said, “Enjoy yourself, you’ll be great.” Thanks for that X”
Oliver Phelps
“November 2001 – Leicester Square, London. “Dive in guys, it’s like a Rolls-Royce for your first car”! Robbie Coleraine when he was next to me on the red carpet of the first HP Premiere. We have had excellent conversations about history and travel over the years. Rest in peace Robbie X”
matthew lewis
“Roby. Cork. He called me Space Boy. We shared the love of the last frontier. He didn’t give a shit and always makes you smile. A giant, in more ways than one. We had some time x”
As Emma Watson has rightly written, there was no better Hagrid… Rest in power, Mr. Coltrane.
Harry Potter fans around the world also remember Robbie Coltrane, especially as he shared his heartwarming quote from the 20th anniversary of Harry Potter: Hogwarts Returns: “The legacy of these films is that my generations of children watch them. Show them your kids. So, you can see them 50 years from now, easy. I won’t be sad here… but everyone will be.”
As we all remember Robbie Coltrane, the force to be reckoned with on screen was your favorite Hagrid moment from the Harry Potter series. Share his personal preference with Pinkvilla in the comments section below.
Also read: Robbie Coltrane Demis: Daniel Radcliffe and JK Rowling pay heartbreaking tribute to Harry Potter’s Hagrid
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