How To Faint Like Harry Potter

Passing out like a pro with Daniel Radcliffe


by ALASTAIR PLUMB |
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Ever noticed how Harry Potter is always fainting? Of course you have - because he genuinely can't stop fainting. It's only in the later films that he manages to stop rolling on the floor and blanking out, hitting the concrete in Philosopher's Stone, Azkaban (three times) and Goblet Of Fire. Fans of the books will note that he does it even more in the novels, notably coming over all peaky twice in Chamber of Secrets, something handily removed from the film adaptation. So to celebrate his floor-loving ways, here's our step by step guide to getting all woozy with the boy wizard.

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Step 6: The money shot.

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Step 6: The money shot.

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Step 6: Await revival from new best pal / Defence Against The Dark Arts teacher.

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Step 4: Have face’s make-up pulled off once more.

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Step 6: Collapse into typical Harry Potter-shaped heap.

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Step 6: The money shot.

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