Harry Potter's Michael Gambon, who played Albus Dumbledore, dies at 82

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Michael Gambon, Actor Known for Playing Dumbledore in Harry Potter Films, Dead at 82 https://t.co/TU3jjXL6ja
- People (@people) September 28, 2023
Michael Gambon, who played Albus Dumbledore from the third movie on after Richard Harris' death, has passed away at 82

Comments

[martymcfly85]

RIP

I thought he did a good job taking over Dumbledore.

[sandstorm]

Me too!

[lovelylaura23]

Honestly as a kid, I didn't even notice it was a different actor until he was like 3 movies in. 🤣

[itscaelsday]

I didn't care for his Dumbledore.

[corrykennedy]

I feel like it's on the director. They made a lot of changes that didn't really serve the story and it felt like the director didn't really love the books.

[lovelylaura23]

David Yates was the absolute worst thing to happen to the franchise. Chris Columbus gets flack for his movies, but I think even he was better than Yates. Lol

[corrykennedy]

idk man those Chris Columbus movies are terrible lol. All the movies suck but chamber of secrets is the worst one of all

[lovelylaura23]

I just really hate David Yates. 🤣

[glitterslugs]

outing myself here by saying i think CoS is the best movie adaptation lmao

[slaughtermatic]

you are right and anything else is a flop opinion by people who prpb think alfonso cuaron did a good job. I dont understand what there is to hate about chris, is it the way he accurately adapted the books scene for scene or what lmao

[corrykennedy]

yeah it's that the second one is not really a movie, as in nothing happens in it until you're 2 hours in.

[slaughtermatic]

i dont even know what to say lol, its a mystery film with so much tightly packed plot that im not sure youve seen it.

[corrykennedy]

typical joe alwyn stan!!!

(kidding!)

[evilyn_1007]

I always thought the first two were the only ones that captured the magic of the books.

[buries]

I loved that movie. It's #2 for me after POA.

Also Tom Riddle was hooooooot lmfao.

[daisyazul]

Yates is the reason the later movies were literally too dark. I get the story itself got more mature and darker, but would it have killed them to add some brightness and color? Still mad about this lol