Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince: "Trust a Handful"

Do NOT repost this video without permission or credit to 'Thewlis Rox' @ davidthewlis.net. A clip from "The Half-Blood Prince" where Remus, Harry, Tonks, and Arthur discuss Harry's distrust of Snape. Uploaded by Tannim.

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• Remus Lupin
• David Thewlis
• Natalia Tena
• Daniel Radcliffe

[BohemianTonks89]

Its so sad, Tonks is such an underused character in the movies, when really she's fairly important. How are they going to bring her, Lupin, and Teddy into movies 7 and 8 when those who just watch the movies dont even know her or care about her?

Plus, i dont like how they just ended up together here. Where's the angst? the obvious struggle from the book? Thats what i lvoed so much about the couple!

[bohemienpoet]

I agree, I'm rather miffed they cut out all the angst I SOO loved from the books. I was almost hating myself for melting when she called him Sweetheart, wish you had loaded up to that point...

[20loner]

am i the only one who think remus is to trusting. i mean yes you have to trust someone but you dont have to be blind about it

[johnchrisdepp1963]

Remus was not suppose to die ... it was suppose to be arthur weasley ... but Jk Rowling could not bring herself to kill off arthur but decided to kill remus instead .. leaving teddy an orphan because tonks died too ... which kind of relates teddy to harry .. same background . Remus and Tonks did not have much time to spend with ted ... neither did they have much time to spend with each other .... the couple should have gotten more attention

[chazmazzer]

That is the coolest fucking cake decoration ever.

[disneysmagic92]

It just sucks that this was the only time in HBP that we saw Lupin and Tonks. Their story and struggle was on of my favorite subplots of the series and it seemed like the filmmakers didn't really care about it but only cared enough to just throw it into the film without much explanation. I loved all the moments with David and Natalia as Tonks and Lupin for I thought they were brilliant, especially in Deathly Hallows.

I just wished they had been in these final 3 films a lot more

[ShadowKain666]

Lupin doesn't know of Snape's doings, but he *does* trust in his loyalties. Lupin in point of fact holds a new-found respect for Snape as he consistently brewed wolfsbane to ease Lupin's transformations, despite Lupin having been one of Snape's tormentors during childhood. That new-found respect and Lupin's unwavering loyalty to Dumbledore is why he chastises Harry for his blind hate.

[sasukevsorochimaru]

Well I just saw this film..ha-ha its a little ahead, Tonks explains why Lupin is mad...:P know he knows the pains of how women are at that time of month poor man :(

[sasukevsorochimaru]

Ah I see, poor Dumbledore he had to die =(

[angelodignacio]

found you at the snitchsneeker forum. great stuff!

[irurwurst]

No. Lupin, as well as everyone else, actually thinks that Dumbledore was betrayed by Snape. Only Dumbledore, and Snape know that Snape is a triple agent, after Dumbledore's death, everyone thinks that snape is on the side of evil, even the death eaters and voldemort.