Violence supervision in Conan

Chapter 486 Filming in progress: The Dursleys and Harry Potter, an unexpected beauty.

On the set of "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone".

4 Privet Drive, Dursley House.

As "where it all began," Takeshi Ono also placed the initial filming location here.

After setting up the scene and completing the camera work, Takeshi Onino picked up the director's microphone, sat behind the monitor, put on his headphones, and gave the order:
"Action!"

Actors in position, filming begins!
The cameraman pointed the lens at the stairwell.

In the scene, Harry Potter, wearing an ill-fitting, tattered nightgown, slowly opens his eyes from his narrow bed in the room.

—If the storage room under the stairs can also be called a "room".

Although the Dursleys protected Harry Potter with blood magic, even at the risk of being attacked by Death Eaters at any time, they still did not abandon Harry and raised him.

Later, in order to avoid the Hogwarts acceptance letter, even though they fled to a deserted island, they did not abandon Harry.

But none of this can cover up the fact that they did indeed mistreat Harry.

One yard owned by a yard.

"Not a single word of homework written" and "Almost finished" both result in "Homework not completed".

Similarly, the Dursleys' abuse may be considered "almost complete" in the world, better than some people's "not a single word written," but it still falls under the category of abuse.

If they truly cared for Harry, they wouldn't have let him live in the storage room, wouldn't have let him go hungry, wouldn't have let him be bullied by his cousin all the time without anyone intervening, and wouldn't have made him wear unsuitable old clothes and broken glasses.

Keep in mind that the Dursleys' house had four rooms.

Therefore, it is an undeniable fact that the Dursleys abused Harry.

Therefore, there is no need to demonize them excessively, but there is also no need to exonerate or defend them.

Undeniably, they had feelings for Harry, but at the same time, they also disliked him. This dislike stemmed from the grudges of the previous generation, as well as their own emotional factors.

Human nature is complex and unpredictable, and cannot be generalized.

This is also Ono Takeshi's attitude.

He doesn't simply portray the Dursleys as stereotypical characters; they are "bad," but they also have a "good" side.

In the scene, Harry, who had just changed into another ill-fitting outfit, slowly walked out of the storage room.

His thin face lacked the vitality of his peers, resembling a pitiful little dog shivering under the eaves in a heavy rain.

Today, Aunt and Uncle are taking Cousin Dudley to the zoo, and maybe even Harry will come along, but Harry isn't looking forward to it at all.

To them, they were nothing more than an unyielding burden.

Dragging my weak body, which had been hungry all night, I walked into the kitchen, where Aunt Penny was already busy preparing breakfast.

Hearing the noise, the latter looked up.

Glancing at her annoying nephew, Penny Dursley's harsh face showed impatience, and she habitually scolded him:
"Why are you up so late? Hurry up and tidy up the table, your uncle and cousin are about to get up!"

Harry's expression remained unchanged despite his aunt's rude attitude; he was used to it, after all, it happened every day.

With a somewhat numb expression, Harry quickly tidied up the messy dining table.

Because the table legs were too high, he had to work on tiptoe, which made his calves ache after a short while, but Harry didn't dare to stop.

Aunt Petunia was still making sandwiches while grumbling and complaining about Harry.

A rough translation into Chinese would be:

"That damned jinx!"

"I'm so unlucky to have a nephew like you!"

"Just like your damned parents, you're a constant source of worry!"

And so on.

Harry simply kept his head down and silently wiped the table.

Her already small body looked even thinner.

Behind the monitor, Oni Takeshi nodded silently. Philip was clever; he accurately captured the feeling he wanted, portraying Harry Potter's closed-off and cautious state after long-term "abuse."

Although it's still a bit immature, it shouldn't be a big problem after a few more corrections.

The same goes for "Penny," whose performance was also excellent.

That "sharp and sarcastic" demeanor seemed completely natural, not like an act, even though the other person wasn't a professional actor.

As expected...

A hint of admiration flashed in Oni Takeshi's eyes.

Shooting continues.

In the scene, Harry finishes clearing the table, while Petunia Dursley finally finishes making sandwiches.

The next moment, two figures, one large and one small, both exuding an "oily" aura, appeared precisely at the kitchen doorway.

The obese body "squeezed" into the kitchen, glancing at Harry, who was blocking its way, with the same look of disgust.

"Get out of the way, kid!"

The portly Vernon Dursley, with a disdainful look, surveyed Harry from his superior position and roared angrily.

Harry helped make way for him, and only after watching his Uncle Vernon struggle to "move" onto the chair did he dare to walk to his own seat.

However, at this young age, Dudley Dursley, who had already inherited Vernon Dursley's mantle and was three times the size of Harry, rolled his eyes in his eye sockets, which were now just slits, and deliberately squeezed Harry hard by wiggling his butt.

"Get out of my way, you annoying bastard!"

Harry was jostled and nearly fell, but he didn't dare to get angry and could only silently sit back down in his chair.

The Dursleys enjoyed a delicious breakfast, chatting and laughing occasionally, savoring the joy of family life.

Harry felt out of place even though he was eating the same breakfast.

"Dad, let's go to the zoo after breakfast! I can't wait!"

Dudley Dursley grinned, his greasy mouth agape, looking just like a little pig scrambling for food in a trough.

"No problem, my little darling!"

Vernon Dursley forced a loving smile onto his fat face as he looked at the fat pig—no, his son—in front of him.

He turned his head in an instant, his expression changing faster than flipping through a book. He glared at Harry and urged him in a harsh tone, "Hurry up and eat, don't keep Dudley from seeing the cute little animals!"

Harry whispered, "I...I want to stay home..."

Vernon Dursley immediately roared, "Shut up! I paid for the ticket, you ungrateful wretch!"

Harry immediately shrank back and dared not speak again.

Although the Dursleys' attitude was downright awful, they didn't forget to bring Harry along, even though he might not have been happy about it.

"Card!"

"Ono Takeshi shouted."

There was a pause.

"pass!"

A collective sigh of relief immediately filled the air.

At the same time, he didn't forget to applaud the people in the audience.

The first scene went exceptionally smoothly, putting everyone on a good note.

Especially considering that none of the people on set were professional actors, their performances were surprisingly good.

"Ugh! This kind of annoying woman is so out of place with my image!"

A charming, alluring voice came from Aunt Penny's mouth.

Immediately afterwards, she raised her hand and wiped her face, and the harsh middle-aged woman's face disappeared instantly, replaced by a charming and delicate face.

In an instant, it was a sight to behold!
(End of this chapter)