Voldemort's original design for the movies was too scary and was scrapped. It did, however, have several attributes that made it more accurate, according to the books.

Quirrell being younger in HBO's Harry Potter remake makes his Sorcerer's Stone story more believable, as it explains why he fell for Voldemort's manipulations so easily.

Ralph Fiennes, who adorned the famous black robes in the Harry Potter movie franchise, shares that the only advice he has for ...

On the 20th anniversary of the Boy Who Lived, let's revisit the first book. ... As the end of the novel reveals, the ill-fated Professor Quirrel’s turban was hiding Voldemort.

In the books, Voldemort is described as having pale, waxy skin and a skeletal frame. In the movies, while he is certainly offputting, you can also make out Ralph Fiennes' face too.

Actor Cillian Murphy is rumored to be cast as a villain in the upcoming Harry Potter TV series. However, this character is Quirinus Quirrell and not Voldemort.The reboot series by Warner Bros. is ...

There are some questions that still manage to plague Harry Potter fans, no matter how many sequels, spinoffs, and controversial tweets from J.K. Rowling enter the fray. Even though the book and ...

Once it became clear that Voldemort’s soul had possessed and even mutated Quirrell in the first book, Dumbledore and Snape would immediately have begun researching how he had managed to do so if ...