Scottish actor Robbie Coltrane, who played Hagrid the giant in “Harry Potter”, has died in a hospital in Rabot, Scotland at the age of 72. Due to his departure, JK Rowling, the author of “Harry Potter”, and a group of actors who worked together on the film for more than ten years, left messages to express their thoughts, confirming the good reputation of Robbie Coltrane in the industry. In a life sprinkled with magic dust, with his touching personality, he has brought countless moments of hope to many children and adults who were once children.
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Robbie Coltrane grew up in a wealthy family, his great-grandfather was a businessman, his father was a doctor and his mother was a teacher and pianist. During his school days, he was not only a member of the rugby team but also the head of the school debate society. Subsequently, he moved to the Glasgow School of Art to study art and has even won numerous awards. At the age of 20 he began his acting career and, to pay homage to saxophonist John William Coltrane, he adopted “Coltrane” as his stage name. His first theatrical production was Scottish writer John Byrne’s The Slab Boys, which was released in Edinburgh in 1978 and gradually turned into a comedy.
Despite many accolades in her acting career, Robbie Coltrane is not the type to be confident and doesn’t like being interviewed. Someone once described the two roles he played – the criminal psychologist Dr Edward Fitzgerald in the British TV series “Cracker” and Hagrid in “Harry Potter”, as the projection of part of his personality, although the appearance is strong, but there is a distinct softness, even fragility, inside. Dr. Edward Fitzgerald was an alcoholic, irreverent, but extremely intelligent, and Robbie Coltrane also loved alcohol, and she too once described it as she was destroying him. When he was in the 2004 work “The Twelve Secrets of the Pirates of the Sea” he obviously had quite a reputation at the time, but he remembers sitting with George Clooney, Matt Damon and Brad Pitt once and suddenly he felt a sense. of inferiority: “These three are the most beautiful and successful actors in the world right now, and I’m sitting with them. I’m just a fat boy from Rusglen, Scotland, what the hell am I doing?” Background, body shape, etc. She became the source of the unease in her heart, but she chose to put all kinds of emotions aside and turn them into nutrients in her role.
The role of Hagrid was originally considered by the crew to play Robin Williams, but because they wanted to stay true to the original, they ultimately decided to cast Robbie Coltrane. After hearing the news of his death, JK Rowling remarked on the social platform: “I will never know someone like Robbie, who is so talented, working with him, laughing together, knowing him makes me feel good. Very lucky.” Several child stars of the time also cried “Miao Li.” Emma Watson described Robbie as the funniest uncle, who took care of himself equally as a child and as an adult. And “Harry Potter” Daniel Radcliffe recalled that the filming of “Fugitives of Azkaban” encountered heavy rain, the team spent hours in Hagrid’s cabin, Robbie in bad weather, constantly sharing jokes and stories, hoping to make everyone less sad.
He took care of the disadvantaged in “Harry Potter”, became the child’s support and was the guardian of the campus. In an interview, Robbie said that children watching Harry Potter will keep the story alive. He should have gone by then, but Hagrid will always be with everyone, so the heat will continue.
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