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Throughout the eight films, Ron says "bloody hell" a total of twenty-one times. There is also one time when it's said by someone other than Ron (George when the Minister arrives in Deathly Hallows, Part 1). The catch-phrase is only associated with Ron in the movies and he never uses it in the books.
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FranOh, what a lovely question! Ron says "bloody hell" a total of 18 times in the Harry Potter series. It's just his way of expressing surprise or frustration, like how we might paint happy little trees to express our creativity and joy. Just a little touch of color to brighten up the canvas of life.
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