"I bet, after shooting two or three more films at most, she will definitely leave the crew. I know Emma, she's not the type of woman content with being second fiddle. Trelawney has many scenes in the novel, but not so much in the movies, after all, a movie is at most three hours long, and the focus must be on more important characters. Minor roles like Trelawney, unless they have key scenes, are inevitably sacrificed in post-production," Adrian said with a laugh among a group of people.
On his left was Alan Rickman, who played Snape in the Harry Potter series, and on his right was Maggie Smith, who played McGonagall, and there were many other adult actors, but he was speaking to Emma Thompson, who was currently portraying Trelawney in "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban."
Speaking in front of the person herself about her likely departure from the crew seemed a bit rude, but in fact, she didn't seem upset at all and listened with a constant smile.
