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Dr_Tortoise — 14 years ago(July 17, 2011 07:51 AM)

the "twinkling eccentricity" of Harris
The way I see it, Richard Harris had very little if any eccentricity or twinkling-ness in his portrayal of Albus Dumbledore either.

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Both Harris and Gambon have a great body of work before their involvement with Harry Potter. Those bitching about the role have no clue or appreciation of EITHER actor.
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harris was way more mystical. he seemed all-knowing and wise.
gambons felt like a douchey knowitall.

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I think Gambon is great. Harris had the Santa Claus factor but no twinkle..

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