Helena Bonham Carter Bellotrix ranks among the best villains in the Harry Potter franchise (or worst, depending on how you condemn the wicked characters). She is one of Lord Voldemort's most loyal students (Ralph Fienna), and she is probably even more adhesive than the one who must not be named, which is obviously in the way she plays pleased her victims. These days, it is difficult to imagine someone other than Carter in the role of the white. However, as it may, another actor was initially thrown as an evil death.

According to 2005 report from the mirrorThe deceased Helen McKori was originally set to play the Bellatrix in "Harry Potter and the Order and Phoenix". However, it had to be reworked immediately after the section. The reason? McKori became pregnant (as Newsround Discovering while reporting on the re -casting in 2006), which would have been noticeable during some of the many scenes packed with the film, which features the white -fashioned film.

This did not mark the end of McKori's run in the franchise, though. Then, she was thrown as a narcissus malfigi-sister of the white-in-the Harry Potter and Death Sanctuaries Films. Meanwhile, Carter was more than happy to replace her co-Starvala as soon as the possibility.

After learning that Helen McKori was not available, Helena Bonham Carter was more than ready to enter the role of the Belaelric Lestrang. In an interview for 2010 with Fun weeklyStarvala "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" revealed that she was already a fan of the Harry Potter universe and was associated with witches. So, in a way, playing white -pm was a dream come true. Moreover, Carter's contribution helped turn her face into the unforgettable aveldoor, everyone wants to complain. As Carter said:

"I think I probably made her a little more crazy and unnoticed, then she should have been. I wanted to be visible. So completely savage. Longer."

That said, Carter was perhaps Also A disadvantage for one of her co-stars. During the shooting of a scene with torture, she Randomly injured Neville Longbotom Actor Matthew Lewis, causing him to bleed internally. While it was no doubt sucking for Lewis, Carter's endurance and commitment to the role could not be blamed.