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Release Date:	11/07/2017
UPC:	0883929564057
Original Release:	2001
Source:	STUDIO DISTRIBUTION SERVS LLC
Language:	English
Format:	Blu-ray
Sales rank:	10,675

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Performance Credits

Daniel Radcliffe	Harry Potter
Emma Watson	Hermione Granger
Rupert Grint	Ron Weasley
Maggie Smith	Prof. Minerva McGonagall
Robbie Coltrane	Rubeus Hagrid
Alan Rickman	Prof. Severus Snape
Richard Harris	Albus Dumbledore
Richard Griffiths	Uncle Vernon Dursley
Ian Hart	Prof. Quirrell
John Hurt	Mr. Ollivander
John Cleese	Sir Nicholas "Nearly Headless Nick" de Mimsy-Porpington
Fiona Shaw	Aunt Petunia Dursley
Harry Melling	Dudley Dursley
Julie Walters	Mrs. Weasley
Sean Biggerstaff	Oliver Wood
David Bradley	Mr. Filch
Tom Felton	Draco Malfoy
Matthew Lewis	Neville Longbottom
Warwick Davis	Prof. Flitwick/Goblin Bank Teller
Terence Baylor	The Bloody Baron
Richard Bremmer	Lord Voldemort
Alfie Enoch	Dean Thomas,Dean Thomas
Simon Fisher-Becker	Fat Friar
Devon Murray	Seamus Finnegan
Katharine Nicholson	Pansy Parkinson
James Phelps	Fred Weasley,George Weasley
Chris Rankin	Prefect Percy Weasley
Geraldine Somerville	Lily Evans Potter
Will Theakston	Terence Higgs
Verne Troyer	Griphook
James Waylett	Vincent Crabbe,Crabbe
Bonnie Wright	Ginny Weasley
Zoë Wanamaker	Madame Hooch
Nina Young	The Grey Lady
Josh Herdman	Goyle
Harry Taylor	Station Guard
Eleanor Columbus	Susan Bones
Derek Deadman	Bartender in Leaky Cauldron
John Williams	Composer
Ben Borowiecki	Diagon Alley Boy
Jean Southern	Dimpled Woman on Train
Leslie Phillips	Voices

Technical Credits

Chris Columbus	Director,Executive Producer
Steve Kloves	Screenwriter
David Heyman	Producer
Duncan Henderson	Executive Producer,Producer
Mark Radcliffe	Executive Producer
Michael Barnathan	Executive Producer,Producer
Greg Powell	Stunts
Jane Jenkins	Casting
John Dartigue	Casting
Janet Hirshenson	Casting
John Richardson	Special Effects,Special Effects,Special Effects
Robert Duncan	Special Effects
Robert Legato	Special Effects
John Midgley	Sound Mixer
Martin Cantwell	Sound Effects
Simon Chase	Sound Effects
Adam Daniel	Sound Effects
Henry Allen	Stunts
Simon Brown	Special Effects
Andy Kind	Special Effects
Jason Snyman	Special Effects
Ceri Nicholls	Special Effects
Dave Sullivan	Special Effects
Todd Arnow	Producer

From the B&N Reads Blog

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11 Actors Who Made These Famous Fictional Characters Their Own

Over here at the Book Blog, our main passion is books—but you know we also love us some movies. Especially when those movies are based on books! When done well, they’re magical visualizations of the lovely stories we treasure in our heads and hearts. When done poorly, we get to go to town on them […]

A remarkably faithful adaptation of J. K. Rowling's bestselling children's novel, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone brings its characters vividly to life and presents their supernatural adventures with verve and imagination. Director Chris Columbus (Bicentennial Man) hews closely if not slavishly to Rowling's original, but his few embellishments enhance the yarn's cinematic effectiveness. Daniel Radcliffe is enormously appealing as Harry, the wistful and gifted orphan whose life changes radically when he is accepted into the Hogwarts School for aspiring young wizards. Accompanied by new friends Ron Weasley (Rupert Grint) and Hermione Granger (Emma Watson), the bespectacled sorcerer-in-training makes a name for himself and figures prominently in the perilous search for a long-lost talisman. Fans of Rowling's books will be delighted with the film's visualizations of their favorite Potter people, including headmaster Dumbledore (Richard Harris), professor McGonagall (Maggie Smith), and gamekeeper Hagrid (Robbie Coltrane). The special effects are truly dazzling, but Columbus doesn't rely solely on virtuoso visuals to thrill his viewers; he takes time to flesh out the characters and imbue their surroundings with the proper mystical atmosphere. Ultimately, what he creates isn't just a rousing fantasy film -- it's a unique, magical little world that will envelop and entrance all who venture near.

Barnes & Noble - Ed Hulse

For all but the most nitpicking Potterphiles out there, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone is nothing less than the perfect visual incarnation of J.K. Rowling's world of swooping owls and flying broomsticks. However, it's never precisely more than that, either; the very act of giving image and voice to these rich literary precepts places them in a realm inevitably less magical than the imagination. Still, it's hard to picture a more essentially faithful adaptation of Rowling's tone and story, which weighs in at a hefty two and a half hours despite streamlining some of the more vestigial elements of a quick 300-page read. Steve Kloves' adaptation of the wildly popular bestseller lingers less on some of the episodic Hogwarts' adventures, only briefly touching on such red herring plot points as the wise centaur and Hagrid's dragon. The eye-popping visuals have numerous other opportunities to shine, chief among them the grippingly rendered Quidditch match, in which players on broomsticks zoom and jockey like the speeder bikes of Endor in Return of the Jedi. It's no surprise that Harry Potter should occasionally invoke a Star Wars movie, since its hero is an orphaned boy who yearns for a destiny beyond what his aunt and uncle can provide, and who possesses unparalleled mystical powers that the dark side seeks to corrupt. The landscape Chris Columbus and cinematographer John Seale have created -- with its levitating banquet hall decorations, animated games of wizard chess, ominous trolls, and three-headed dogs -- is of equal vividness and complexity as that galaxy far, far away, and it should make just as much if not more money. Besides the film's many technical achievements, the actors really deliver, well beyond the who's who of British thespians who comprise the Hogwarts' teachers. Daniel Radcliffe has the look and reluctant heroism of Harry down perfectly, if a little too languidly; he's bested by Emma Watson's deliciously petulant and precocious Hermione, as well as the masterful line deliveries and comic timing of Rupert Grint as Ron.

All Movie Guide

[Alan] Rickman is practically incandescent with purpose; he emits a high-voltage zap of electricity with every glare.

Entertainment Weekly - Lisa Schwarzbaum

Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone is a red-blooded adventure movie, dripping with atmosphere, filled with the gruesome and the sublime, and surprisingly faithful to the novel.

Chicago Sun-Times - Roger Ebert

Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone [4K Ultra HD Blu-ray/Blu-ray]

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