What are the fonts for Padfoot and Prongs' handwriting in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban?

Question

It's when the marauders insult Prof. Snape through the map on page 287 for the U.S. hardcover version. The chapter is "Snape's Grudge"

Answer 1

it was a made up font for the movie

Answer 2

Look at:



5 fonts on DaFont for harry potter

http://www.dafont.com/search.php?q=Harry+Potter

Magic School

http://www.fontmesa.com/magic_school.htm



The Marauder's Handwriting



"Yes. Hermione was surprised. The writing was Wormtail's. There was a boy a couple years behind us, Bill Weasley. Had a load of little brothers. Quite an interesting kid. Probably who we'd have given the map to, if Filch hadn't gotten it.

Answer 3

A movie is never identically the same as the book it was based on. It has similarities, but as the others said a lot of it was cut out or altered in some way. I have read all of the Harry Potter books, and I strongly recommend that you read it. Hope that helps!

Answer 4

Check out this Harry Potter Dictionary!



http://www.hp-lexicon.org/

Answer 5

Hmm... I'm not really sure. They were cool, though. I suppose if you couldn't match up the fonts with those in Microsoft Word, I'm guessing the publishers used something custom.

Answer 6

i don know but it was cool