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Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire Directed by Mike Newell Starring Daniel Radclife, Rupert Grint, Emma Watson Much like the adolescent hero of the series, Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry is experiencing inner turmoil and sudden growing pains. Hogwarts has been selected to host the Triwizard Tournament, one of the most spectacular magic competitions in the world. Brave wizards and witches from three different schools, including the hosting Hogwarts, toss their names written on a piece of paper into the Goblet of Fire to enter themselves into the tournament, and later, the Goblet spits three names back out- those names that are retrieved are bound by contract to compete in the tournament. But something unexpected
happens; after the three names are withdrawn, a fourth is emitted from
the Goblet- Harry Potter. Yet Harry is too young to have entered
into the tournament, a magical field surrounding the Goblet of Fire
allowed only those 17 or older to enter their names. The professors
suspect foul play, someone intentionally wishing to put Harry into danger’s
way. Harry’s friends, and most of the other students, think Harry
cheated; in a single night, he becomes the butt of all jokes and social
jeering. Harry now has to prepare for three mysterious and dangerous
events to be held throughout the year in the Triwizard Tournament, and
with some of his closest friends’ backs turned on him. What a way
to begin Year Four.
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