Harry Potter Needed Voice Soundalike

Harry Potter Needed Voice Soundalike

Towards the end of filming Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (2001), Daniel Radcliffe hit puberty and his voice broke, creating a problem for the final scenes. To keep Harry sounding like the same young boy from earlier in the film, the production brought in a child "soundalike" actor, Joe Sowerbutts, to overdub some of Radcliffe's lines in post-production.

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