Reproduction of the original film of the Ministry of Magic

Before Harry really faces Voldemort's challenge, there are other things that need to be solved, that is, how to escape the robbery of being tried by the Ministry of Magic ... Here, the most concrete embodiment is the hall of the Ministry of Magic, and the art designer Stuart Craig has covered the whole wall with a giant poster of the Minister of Magic Fudge with a Soviet flavor. Craig also said that although wizards in the Ministry of Magic use flying instead of walking and paper planes instead of telephones, there is no way to hide the fact that it is a purely bureaucratic institution in essence: "In Britain, government buildings have the architectural characteristics of the Victorian era in the 19th century, and there are many decorations on the buildings. Since the Ministry of Magic was set underground, the first thing we did was to visit all the oldest subway stations in London and feel the cold atmosphere and design style. We noticed that many subway stations used a lot of colorful tiles for decoration-combined with this feature, we finally invented an underground world-the Ministry of Magic. After every wall was covered with gorgeous and solemn black tiles, the momentum immediately appeared. However, this practice is a big challenge for photographer Slawomir Idziak, because he must take the reflection of tiles into account when shooting. "

Looking at all the Harry Potter films, the art design of the Ministry of Magic is the largest set, which is more than 2 feet long, 12 feet wide and 3 feet high, and at least 3, tiles have been laid-all of them are manually glued on. Moreover, in the film, the hall will be digitally processed, and the space will become larger.