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The 7th Harry Potter movie was filmed at Leavesden Studios, where the previous six films had been shot, and Pinewood Studios. Both studios are in England.
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Was Harry Potter filmed in eastbourne?
No
Could Hogwarts be real?
No, just like the rest of the Harry Potter story it is fictional. As for the film; not all of it. A lot of it was filmed in a studio but some of it was filmed at Alnwick Castle .
Where did they film the Harry Potter movies?
NEW ZEALAND!!!!!!! many people have said they are filmed in londo, and surronding areas, but this is ver false. it is filmed in zurich new zealand. Whoever thinks it is filmed in the U>k is ver stupid indeed!!!!!!!! It is filmed in leavesden studio's LONDON. not new zealand like the person (idiot) above stated, they are thinking of lord of the rings which was filmed in new zealand. harry potter is filmed in the uk!! all the cast are british or ireish so why would they fly them all that way to shoot some scenes.
Where was diagon alley filmed?
Oh, dude, like, Diagon Alley was filmed at Warner Bros. Studios in London for the Harry Potter movies. So, technically, it's not a real place you can visit and buy wizarding supplies, but hey, movie magic, right?
Which Oxford College is used as Hogwarts Hall in the Harry Potter films?
Harry Potter was not filmed IN the hall, but the hall in the film was based on the hall at Christ Church. As it is a working hall that college were not able to make the hall available to the production company for as long and to they extent they needed it. The scenes in the first film with the sorting hat were filmed on the stairs outside the hall. Some other scenes from the first film were filmed around the college. The college was used in the second film as a set, but only about half of the scenes filmed made the final cut, the others can be seen in the DVD extras. Much less location filming has been used from film three onwards, mostly owing to the financial success of the production requiring more elaborate studio sets.
