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It's the same reason I hated George Lazenby as Bond, but Gambon got six films instead of just one. I thoroughly hated Gambon's performance because it simply wasn't similar to Dumbledore's characterization in the books. He's not Dumbledore; he's a pissed off and out-of-his-depth grumpy old wizard.
28 de sept. de 2023 · Or Gambon, with his more sinister twist on the character? Gambon was self-deprecating about the role. “I just stick on a beard and play me, so it’s no great feat,” Gambon told a British ...
6 de nov. de 2023 · Despite having taken on the iconic role of Dumbledore, Michael Gambon was conspicuous in his absence in the reunion special, Harry Potter 20th Anniversary: Return to Hogwarts. Sadly, it's believed that Gambon's absence was due to his poor health too, as the actor reported in 2015 that he had difficulty with memory loss, which was ...
12 de nov. de 2015 · In the third movie, when Michael Gambon stepped in, they did a very good job of making him look similar, but it's obvious his speech patterns change from being a little old man to being a much stronger less wispy old man. His booming voice changed the character of Dumbledore.
Michael Gambon did not yell the entire time during the movies. He yelled ONCE. He yelled exactly once when he shouldn't have. Every other scene he was quiet, reserved, contemplative, calm, mild-mannered, etc.
Micheal Gambon was an awful dumbledore end of story. Here we go again.. I know this has been discussed a lot but I gotta get this off my chest lol. Upon rereading and comparing scene by scene, I can adamantly say that Michael Gambon didn’t care about the character whatsoever. His facial expressions weren’t wise and he had a dumb look on his face.
2 de oct. de 2023 · “The wonderful thing about Michael is that he wasn’t an actor you talked about acting with,” Radcliffe said of Gambon, who was best known to younger generations as headmaster Albus Dumbledore...
