A bowl of lemon drop candies can be seen on Dumbledores desk at the end of the The Half-Blood Prince. In the Philosophers Stone novel, Dumbledore expressed his fondness for the sweet. Strange that his wand is there; wasn't it buried with him on the island in the middle of the lake? Voldemort went grave-robbing to get it, after all.
7. Like Father, Like Son
Warner Bros.Bill Weasley is played by Domhnall Gleeson, son of Brendan Gleeson, who plays Mad-Eye Moody. They only have this one scene together, though. The younger Gleeson will soon be seen as a yet unidentified character in Star Wars: Episode VII - presumably a bigger role than this, but it's quite a set of lines on his CV to appear in two of the biggest film franchises of all time.
6. So, When Are You Due?
In keeping with her near announcement at the Dursley's house (and a deleted scene where she tells Mrs. Weasley), Tonks is wearing a maternity dress to Bill and Fleur's wedding.So where does the expecting witch shop for baby clothes? Is there a wizarding version of Babies-R-Us in Hogsmeade? Bonus: Stanislav Ianevski did reprise his role as Viktor Krum for this scene, but his dance with Hermione (with a disgruntled Ron looking on) was cut from the final film.
5. Hiding In Plain Sight
In the final films, Cho Chang lines up with her fellow Ravenclaws in the Great Hall when Snape informs the students that Harry has been sighted in Hogsmeade. However, since she was a year ahead of Harry (at least she was in the books - this is never defined in the films), she would have graduated the previous year and therefore should not have been in the line up.
Warner Bros.Bill Weasley is played by Domhnall Gleeson, son of Brendan Gleeson, who plays Mad-Eye Moody. They only have this one scene together, though. The younger Gleeson will soon be seen as a yet unidentified character in Star Wars: Episode VII - presumably a bigger role than this, but it's quite a set of lines on his CV to appear in two of the biggest film franchises of all time. 
