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Dame Imelda Mary Philomena Bernadette Staunton is a British actress who portrays Dolores Umbridge in the film adaptation of Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix and Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1.[1] She also voiced the Umbridge on Unicycle (though archive sound) in the film adaptation of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince. Imelda Staunton was born to Joseph and Bridie Staunton on the 9th of January 1956 in Archway, North London. She is married to the actor Jim Carter…

"Voldemort is the villain you hope you never have to face. Umbridge is the villain you face every day". Inspired by this Imgur post.

Who even likes Umbridge? Run umbitch run!! #Harry Potter

Lia Kim is in her fourth year when she finally returns to Hogwarts. She is received with open arms by everyone, expect her own house who fears her status and despises her alliances. Especially one particular Slytherin can't seem to stop bothering her, even more so as she starts to date the schools champion. During Lias years in Hogwarts she explores things like love, friendship and the ancient family powers that lie within her. Yet the thing she'll come to discover the most is one…

In a series that features as significant a villain as Lord Voldemort, it leaves little room for other antagonists to leave a real lasting impact outside of his regime; look at Quirrell or Barty Cro…

"I swear,Ms. Bones that I have never used a blood quill on your niece,Susan Bones."

When they entered the Defence Against the Dark Arts classroom they found Professor Umbridge already seated at the teacher's desk, wearing the fluffy pink cardigan of the night before and the black velvet bow on top of her head. Harry was again reminded forcibly of a large fly perched unwisely on top of an even larger toad.A negative impression of Dolores Dolores Jane Umbridge (b. 26 August 1961[1] or earlier)[2] was a half-blood[3] witch and a British Ministry of Magic bureaucrat who served…

The Centaur incident in the Forbidden Forest traumatized Umbridge greatly. Why?

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