@justanotherfilmgeek: Dudley was a good guy for showing Harry some respect and kindness towards the end but collectively it was too little too late from the Dursleys, especially Vernon and Petunia. However, as these characters played integral roles in the beginning of this series, I feel they deserved a bit more than a passing shot in the final cut. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part One deleted scenes. #deathlyhallows #deletedscenes #harrypottermovies #filmtok #harrypotter

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mr_anony_moose
Mr-Anony-moose :
They should have left those scenes in.
2026-09-13 00:20:51
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bigwayne898
BigWayne898 :
Harry being the horcrux was the reason the dudleys were always nasty to him.
2026-09-13 01:29:00
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chewmash0rt5
ChewMash0rt5 :
I may be wrong, But maybe even Vernon feels guilty. When Harry says "I'm just a waste of space isn't that right, Vernon?" he goes quiet and almost seems guilty for his past treatment of Harry, After all I'm pretty sure Vernon was going off Petunias treatment to Harry no? I mean Vernon would have had no reason to hate Harry unless Petunia was harsh first
2026-09-12 20:32:49
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