Jimin News Reporter Rong Yu
"That stormy night, he knocked on Harry's door."
"I hope there is a giant like him knocking on my door and telling me it's time to go to a magic school to attend classes."
On October 15, according to several authoritative media in the United States, the British comedian Robbie Cotrani , who played the giant Hagrid in the Harry Potter series, died of illness at the age of 72. As one of the most popular characters in the "Harry Potter" series, Hager has always been loved by Chinese book and movie fans. After the news of Robbie Cottrani's death came out, Chinese netizens also posted messages to mourn, "Goodbye Hager and go back to the Hogwarts world that truly belongs to you."
Robbie Cottrani was born in 1950, with his parents being doctors and teachers. He graduated from the Glasgow Art School, majoring in fine arts and film, and has always dreamed of becoming an artist. His acting career began with performing talk shows in clubs and later moved to the TV industry. In the 1990s, he became famous for his role as the anti-social crime psychologist "Dr. Edward" in the series "Decryption Master", and won the British Film Academy's Best TV Actor Award three times in a row, setting a record of winning the most consecutive times.
After that, Robbie Courtlany got the opportunity to star in the "007" series of movies and gradually shifted her career to the film field. For Chinese audiences, his most well-known character is Hagrid, the giant in the Harry Potter movie series. In the movie
, he knocked on Harry Potter's door and gave the lonely Harry a cake, while allowing little Harry to face up to his identity as a magician for the first time. Hagrid was the first friend Harry met at Hogwarts and the warmest guardian in the hearts of Harry Potter fans.
With the role of Hager, Robbie Courtlany was nominated for the best supporting role in the British Academy of Film and Television Art Awards and the London Film Critics Association Awards and , which became another highlight of his acting career.
Learning that Robbie Courtlany was unfortunately passed away, the creator of the magical world of Hogwarts and the author of "Harry Potter" J.K. Rowling deeply mourns his old friends on his personal social account, "I will never know someone like Robbie again. He is an incredible genius. I am very lucky to know him, work with him, and laugh together. I express my love and deepest condolences to his family."
and play in the "Harry Potter" series of movies. Harry's Daniel Radcliffe also posted a message to miss the friendship between the two, "Robbie is one of the most interesting people I have ever met. When we were children, he always made us laugh on the set. I especially like him to encourage us on the set of "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban". At that time, we were all hiding in Hagrid's hut to hide from the rain, hiding for several hours. He kept telling stories and joking to keep everyone's morale. I was very lucky to meet and work with him. , I'm very sad that he left. He is an incredible actor and a lovely person. "
At the beginning of this year, Robbie Courtlany participated in the recording of the special "Harry Potter 20th Anniversary: Back to Hogwarts". He said emotionally in the show: "My children's generation will show the Harry Potter movie to their children, so everyone can still see these works 50 years later. Unfortunately, I should have been away at that time, but Hagrid is still there."
Robbie Courtlany's extremely touching speech was circulated by countless Chinese netizens today. Everyone thanks the actor for the perfect character shaping brought to book and movie fans. "Yes, because of you, Hagrid is still there."
(The picture in this article is public information of the movie party)
(Source: Jimu News)
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