Yorkshire Dales to backdrop for Deathly Hallows

According a new article online, a crew has been filming footage of the Yorkshire Dales for use in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. Grassington Moor and the impressive 80m limestone crag of Malham Cove will feature in the film. Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority chairman Carl Lis said: "It's good to think that the iconic landscape of the Dales is going to be seen by a worldwide audience in the next Harry Potter film." Thanks to Brandon for the tip! For all we have on Deathly Hallows be sure to check out our Movie 7 section.

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