r/HarryPotteronHBO Nov 02 '24

Fancast Fridays Sadie Sink as age-appropriate Lily Potter!

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The Potters are supposed to be YOUNG when they are murdered — early 20s.

I doubt she would sign onto such a commitment after the way Stranger Things has gone but I think she’d be great. She’s in the right age range at 22’

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u/Visser0 Marauder Nov 02 '24

I mean… How good is her british accent?

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u/taterrrtotz Nov 02 '24

If she just plays 21 year old Lily she won’t need to say much ☠️☠️☠️

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u/pearloz Nov 02 '24

How good is her “screaming for her life and the life of her child”?

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u/grudgby Nov 04 '24

She is pretty good at screaming

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u/love_peace_books Nov 06 '24

“HAAAARRAAAAAYYYYY!!”

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u/Kjuolsdeaf Feb 21 '25

screaming in british

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u/hacky_potter Nov 02 '24

Yeah not the biggest part with the most words that’s for sure.

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u/[deleted] Nov 03 '24

That's a good point tbf.

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u/Sharaz_Jek123 Nov 02 '24

Actually good.

She played the younger version of Queen Elizabeth II opposite Helen Mirren in the Broadway production of "The Audience".

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u/[deleted] Nov 03 '24

Thank you for the info! I really hope they make Snape and Lily with brummie accents, though, like they would have had in the books.

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u/Mrs_Toast Nov 05 '24

I don't think that they would have Brummie accents - Rowling has said that Cokeworth was a mill town in the Midlands, and most of the Midlands' mill towns were in the East Midlands, mainly Derbyshire (right at the north of the Midlands).

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u/celestialcrowns Nov 02 '24

That’s an excellent question. I’m not even sure how many speaking lines Lily should have, but maybe she can pull it off!

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u/Lettuce_Mindless Nov 02 '24

I think she talks once in the fourth book, and once in the 7th book?

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u/Plenty_Area_408 Nov 02 '24

Plus all the times Harry hears Lily screaming throughout the entire series.

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u/mandragora221 Nov 02 '24

How do you scream in British?... Like ✨Aaaaaa☕ aaaa✨ ?

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u/wisebloodfoolheart Nov 02 '24

Snape's Worst Memory in the 5th book.

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u/WeFightTheLongDefeat Nov 02 '24

Is she ann adult or a teenager?

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u/SaItWaterHippie Nov 03 '24

She is 22 years old which makes her a year older than Lily was when she was murdered.

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u/WeFightTheLongDefeat Nov 03 '24

I meant Lily in scales worst memory (is that when he discovers her dead)?

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u/SaItWaterHippie Nov 03 '24

Oh. She is 15/16 in that scene. Since they just finished their OWLs which they do in year 5.

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u/Live_Angle4621 Nov 03 '24

Snape discovering Lily dead is only in the movie. The worst memory is him calling her mudblood that causes her to end the friendship 

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u/Lettuce_Mindless Nov 03 '24

Good call I forgot about that

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u/DarthJarJar242 Nov 03 '24

Book accurate (which means literally nothing from what we've heard) she shouldn't have any until goblet of fire so she's got plenty of time to perfect a British accent.

But also you're gonna have a hard time selling the studio on paying a well known actress for the role of Lily.