She is NOT Lavender….
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Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — Jessie Cave
ffnogoodnik — 17 years ago(June 28, 2008 02:00 PM)
she is Jessie Cave, an actress hired to portray Lavender Brown in the Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince film. I wish her all the luck in the world, not only with the role but with dealing with people who do not think she looks/acts/breathes or exists like THEY think Lavender should.
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meteor_storm — 13 years ago(February 28, 2013 01:33 PM)
Charlize Theron is technically an African American. Blows one's mind.
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k-mann — 17 years ago(December 07, 2008 05:11 AM)
corvuscolumba:
There are plenty of people of African descent in England. Watch any British soap and you'll see its true.
They have the best accent ever. _
Yes, but they are hardly African-
American
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DaniDestiny83 — 17 years ago(September 11, 2008 10:37 AM)
yea when i was reading the book i thought she was black as well (not African-American-she's English)although they never said anything about her race at all i111cts quite weird how we all thought the same thinghmm interesting
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Twilight_Forever — 16 years ago(July 08, 2009 06:13 PM)
Parvati is tanned.. The patil sisters had an indian heritage i think.
Lavendar to me was always stick thin, a really prissy type.
And her hair was never suppose to look like Hermiones in the earlier movies.. what the hell happened lol -
bookwormgal — 15 years ago(September 17, 2010 02:40 AM)
Um you mean "Black British" although African-British would also be technically correct (if not the common term). In the earlier movies they had a Black British playing her (or what we thought was her) in a non-speaking cameo. I'm not sure why she became Anglo-British later on but I don't remember the book being that specific.
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LilRed_RoRo — 12 years ago(December 22, 2013 11:34 AM)
I thought she was white because there's a part in the 6th book where Harry sees Ron and Lavender kissing and it says that they're so intertwined that it's difficult to tell whose hands were whose which implies their hands were the same colour.
