Relive 20 years of LEGO® Harry Potter with actor Matthew Lewis and his favourite scenes!

23 juovlamánnu 2021

We LEGO® fans have something to celebrate! LEGO® Harry Potter, one of the most popular LEGO® themes of all time, celebrates its 20th anniversary and that has not escaped LEGO®. To celebrate this, they challenged actor Matthew Lewis, who plays the clumsy Neville Longbottom in the Harry Potter films, to recreate his 20 favourite scenes from the films with LEGO®. This trip to the past provided a lot of fun and nostalgic moments. Watch the video below and relive the past 20 years of LEGO® Harry Potter with Matthew Lewis!

Matthew played in all 8 films from 2001 to 2011 and his 20 favourite scenes are from all of them. He takes a ride on the Hogwarts Express, visits the Chamber of Secrets and learns to fly again at the Astronomy Tower. Lewis also tells stories about his experiences during the making of the Harry Potter film series, giving you a small peek behind the scenes. Neville Longbottom got his own LEGO® figure in 2004 and since then several versions of him have been made and released. In addition to Beville, fans have played with 80 other Harry Potter characters and 50 different versions of Harry himself over the past 20 years!

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