In
Harry
Potter
and
the
Chamber
of
Secrets,
Ron"s
vomit
slugs
were
in
fact,
puppets.
Rupert
Grint
chose
orange-flavored
slime
to
make
the
experience
more
palatable.
250
body
casts
have
been
made
of
actors
for
deaths,
petrifications
and
stunning
spells.
Aragog
the
acromantula
(giant
spider)
had
an
18
ft.
leg
span
Over
200
creatures
have
been
created
for
the
Harry
Potter
film
series.
Death
Eater
Masks:
The
Death
Eater
masks
were
created
in
conjunction
with
the
art
department
and
prop
makers.
The
creature
effects
department
sculpted
all
the
masks
in
a
week
and
the
prop
team
finished
the
masks,
with
each
featuring
an
ornate
individual
pewter
design.
All
of
the
actors
that
wore
them
had
to
have
a
life
cast
in
cold
alginate,
which
took
2.5
minutes
to
set.
The
hog's
head
at
the
Hog's
Head
Tavern
Initially,
director
David
Yates
wanted
three
computer-generated
wolf
heads
in
the
tavern
but
quickly
realized
it
would
be
more
cost
effective
to
sculpt
a
full-size
animatronic
hog's
head.
The
hog's
head
was
a
silicon-skinned
animatronic
model
that
was
operated
through
the
wall
by
technicians.
Each
hair
was
individually
punched
in
by
hand
and
it
took
a
month
to
complete.
Make-up
Facts
A
dentist
was
on
standby
for
many
of
the
young
crowd
scenes
to
replace
teeth
which
wobbled
and
fell
out
–
to
prevent
continuity
issues
involving
teeth.
Harry"s
infamous
scar
has
been
put
on
by
makeup
approx
5,800
times.
This
is
not
only
on
Daniel
Radcliffe,
who
has
had
the
scar
applied
approx
2,000
times,
but
also
on
his
doubles
and
stunt
doubles,
all
of
whom
wear
the
scar.
Robbie
Coltrane
once
got
a
mini-fan
caught
in
his
Hagrid
beard
and
had
to
have
it
cut
out.
Hair
Facts
190
liters
of
shampoo
and
conditioner
were
used
on
Harry
Potter
and
the
Deathly
Hallows
55
liters
of
hair
tint/hair
dye
was
used
on
Harry
Potter
and
the
Deathly
Hallows
Approximately
2,182
liters
of
shampoo
and
conditioner
will
have
been
used
across
all
the
films,
enough
to
fill
28
bathtubs.