Hamsters make the wizardry of 'Harry Potter' even more magical

Travel with us to Hamsterwartz, where tiny hamster witches and wizards learn all they can about hamster sorcery.
 By  Keith Hopkin and Laura Vitto  on 
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In November, the film version of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone will turn 15 years old.

We love this movie so much that we thought it only fitting to invite the talented hamsters from Westchester Rescued Hamster to star in our very own hamster version.

Travel with us to Hamsterwartz, where tiny hamster witches and wizards learn all they can about hamster sorcery.


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Video by Keith Hopkin and Laura Vitto

VFX by Loris Ravera

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Laura Vitto was Mashable's Deputy Culture Editor.

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