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Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, Book 4
- Narrated by: Stephen Fry
- Series: Wizarding World, Harry Potter
- Length: 22 hrs and 17 mins
- Categories: Children's Audiobooks, Literature & Fiction
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"'There will be three tasks, spaced throughout the school year, and they will test the champions in many different ways...their magical prowess - their daring - their powers of deduction - and, of course, their ability to cope with danger.'"
The Triwizard Tournament is to be held at Hogwarts. Only wizards who are over seventeen are allowed to enter - but that doesn't stop Harry dreaming that he will win the competition. Then at Hallowe'en, when the Goblet of Fire makes its selection, Harry is amazed to find his name is one of those that the magical cup picks out. He will face death-defying tasks, dragons, and dark wizards, but with the help of his best friends, Ron and Hermione, he might just make it through - alive!
Theme music composed by James Hannigan.
Critic Reviews
"A marriage made in heaven, Stephen Fry reading Harry Potter." (The Times)
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- Mounika Busi
- 04-02-19
amazing book series must read
Movies are nothing compared to books. And audible is totally a different level. Amazing book series. most purchase.
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- ashik
- 17-11-18
Great 👍 Audiobook
The Book was excellent. It's the Harry Potter Series and its by JK Rowling, what can we say about it. Awesome narration by Stephen Fry. He used different voices to mimic different characters which is just mind blowing. Absolutely loved the book. Great choice for the Potterheads it's the best bang for the buck
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- Anonymous User
- 05-08-20
extrodniaryly magical
love it 😗😘 You got to read it especially because of Stephen fry's voice. It me matches perfectly and makes it real.👍
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- Priyanshu Singh
- 06-01-21
Flawless narrating
I love this narrator , very well narrated. Not need to mention about the book.
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- Parth thakkar
- 28-11-20
The story and the narrator
Stephen fry and harry potter!!! truly a wonderful and magical experience I've never had before
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- Aditya Dahariya
- 21-11-20
Magic
Love this book goblet of fire in audible. I will probably buy other parts too.
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- Kushal Mukherjee
- 15-10-20
very good
The story of harry potter to me is always good, but the narrator says a few words for different characters exactly the same
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- Achal Deoda
- 21-07-20
Favorite in the series!
Always loved Goblet Of Fire film over all the others in the series and Audible makes me re-imagine the film in such details its surreal! What a delight!
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- Tulika mattoo
- 29-06-20
Ahhh.. The high..!!
Loved it very much. Very glad to have downloaded the book.♥️ Awesome narration by Stephen Fry of course.
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- Shashank
- 22-06-20
I cannot get enough of this.
I had to stop my Netflix subscription to keep going. OMG it is so worth it.
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- Laksmi
- 30-07-17
Stephen Fry Delivered It at His Best (again)
Ever since I knew audible book, Stephen Fry is one of my favorite story readers. He differentiate his voice for so many roles. I enjoyed every story and I was brought to the set. Never failed.
Harry Potter is one among favorite books and JK Rowling is at her best when she created the whole set.
The graveyard scene is thrilling, and heart breaking at the same time.
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- Amazon Customer
- 19-05-20
Harry Potter and the goblet of fire review
It was amazing I really recommend it it will creep you distracted during quarantine and you should also listen to the entire Harry Potter series it is really interesting and I really enjoyed it.
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- Tacianna Ferraz
- 02-03-20
Awesome
I have to confess I read the books 1 to 3 and than just watched the series of movies. I´m really glad I decided to hear the audiobook because there is a LOT to the stories that aren't on the movies. I see the world created by J.K. Rowling with other eyes now.
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- Anonymous User
- 09-12-18
Good, but can improved
the sound goes up and down all the time, pretty annoying. other then that, great book
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- Gabriel
- 13-10-17
What a reading!
The reading developed by stephen fry made me see the details and scenarios clearer than when I watched the movies.. an otherworldly experience!
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- Anonymous User
- 05-01-21
Another amazing book by J. K. Rowling
What a fantastic book. If I didn't have to sleep I would have finished it in one sitting. I loved the narrator as much as the story. He did such a fantastic job in voicing the emotions and feelings that the characters had. Can't wait to start the next one.
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- Milica
- 21-12-20
Part 4 of an epic series
Harry must try to stay alive in a tournament while evil wizards plot the return of he-who-must-not-be-named. This is an absolutely brilliant and epic series that will go down in history as the best of the century, if not ever.
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- Anonymous User
- 16-12-20
An unforgettable experience
Worth a hundred stars! A great story with a superb, marvelous performance by Stephen Fry. Through his reading it felt as though I was on the Hogwarts grounds myself, getting even warmer towards the lovable characters and bursting with anger towards the despicable ones. An audiobook as it's supposed to be, it doesn't get any better than this
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- Patch81
- 26-10-20
A GREAT STORY WITH A SUPERB PLOT
Ive read the book numerous times, its a fantastic read. Stephen Fry is just fantastic to listen too. A perfect audio book.
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- Amazon Customer
- 29-09-20
Cool
I love this book so much it is my favourite I think the Veela are strange but awesome ish
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- Simon
- 29-11-15
Seriously Good Potter!
This is the book where I think JK Rowling really decided to get a bit more serious. If the previous book had a slightly harder edge this took that further and added more depth and sophistication. While the opening books were genuinely full of child-like joy and adventure this one upped the ante considerably. Of course this one is still full of the by now expected warm humour and interplay between the characters plus the clever placing of traditional fantasy ideas of wizardry into the modern world. This is still about schoolchildren growing up and their relationships with each other and their teachers as well as all the sorcery. The humanity of the books and the way they reflect some of the serious, and also some of the less serious issues within our modern societies remains and is developed still further.
The story does take its time in building to a climactic battle and includes a few quite unexpected twists, not much is quite as it seems at Hogwarts! The tri-wizard cup is a major feature and includes some of the most exciting scenes in the Harry Potter series particularly I thought the second task which takes place under water.
For those who have previously only come to Harry Potter via the films then this audiobook will be a huge treat. The films were excellent but there is so much more to discover in this volume. Notable parts that were missing from the film include the Quidditch World Cup Final match, Hermione’s civil rights campaign and lots of trademark Rowling character interactions which explain them and what they do in much greater depth. They do make the story considerably longer but it never drags as a result! This is of course in part due to the excellence of Mr Fry. I will admit that I can’t help thinking about the deliciously evil Alan Rickman delivering Severus Snape’s sardonic malevolence but in truth Stephen Fry carries the stories as beautifully as I can imagine a single narrator being capable of.
Once again, in summary, a quite delightful use of a credit!
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- Alex
- 15-07-17
fabulous!
what do you get if you combine the best books of our time with such an amazing actor? you get magic of course!
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- Mr Paul A Corlett
- 11-06-17
Loved it
Great again. I didn't know what to expect with a story so long buy it never dragged. Perfect again
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- Krissy
- 07-06-17
Excellent as Usual
Fabulously read as usual. This is one of my favourite Harry Potter books and Stephen Fry really brought it to life ☺
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- BookQueen
- 12-06-17
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire...
Any additional comments?
As always with this series, Stephen Fry is a fantastic narrator. There are a few moments where the character voices blend but given the sheer number of characters in this book this is hardly surprising. Amazing story,
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- Jorja Wood
- 17-07-17
Amazing book!
Very good book but a little expensive. I recommend buying it with a credit or membership. Steven fry sounds just like the characters do in the films.
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- Amazon Customer
- 04-07-17
Fantastic!
Loved listening to this audio book - having already read the book myself, I decided to get the audio book to share with my 10 year old potter man daughter. We have really enjoyed listening before bedtime every night! Can't wait to download the next one. Stephen fry is fantastic and really brings the story to life!
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- Steph H
- 17-12-18
Still so good
I've read and listened and watched this story so many times, but every time when Harry is recounting the events in the graveyard and when Mrs Weasley is comforting him, these scenes always make me cry. They are so well written, JK has done an amazing job of portraying how Harry was feeling without getting maudlin, really putting you in the situation. This story is when the real darkness starts, the fear that everyone feels about Voldemort, and a glimpse of the determination to deal with what's to come.
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- Jynx
- 01-08-18
Well written. Well read
Much more exciting than the previous novel, but also more sinister. Fry does an excellent job reading this and manages to bring suspense and anticipation and a whole host of emotions felt by various characters really come through. Fry also manages to provide a myriad of voices to bring his telling to life - everything from the Beaubaton and Durmstrang students to Death Eaters and house elves, all have their own unique voice in this telling. Definitely the best so far
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- Holly
- 29-11-15
All wonderful until skipping 10 hours in...
What made the experience of listening to Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, Book 4 the most enjoyable?
I love these books and was so excited to see them on Audible, and cannot fault the narration, story at all. My review is to warn people and perhaps audible of the skipping of the track during the first task. Between 10:03:48 for a few minutes. I have deleted and redownloaded but this still occurs. Disappointing and distracting, but at least it is not too long. I am yet to listen if this reoccurs in the rest of the book.
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- Lizziecat
- 16-06-16
Fantastic
I have enjoyed every single second of this book. Stephen Fry has done it again. His mastery of voices and accents makes you forget you're listening to the book being read by one man. Amazing talent. Thoroughly enjoyable. Of course he has fantastic material to work with, JK Rowling's writing is clever, witty and pure imagination. Wonderful
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- Sam
- 06-03-16
Stephen Fry is a god
Really enjoyed it, Stephen Fry told it with such character. Great to listen to during the morning commute
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- Jordan
- 21-10-16
excellent
Awesome book and very well read! I will be listening to the whole series for sure
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- Carrie
- 26-01-17
fantastic reading!
loved it! would listen to it repeatedly! Stephen frys narration brings the book to life
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- Amazon Customer
- 22-12-16
amazing
loves listening to Steven Fry. He is my favourite reader of all time. Love HP
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- Kim
- 13-11-18
LOVE THE HARRY POTTER SERIES
Have listened to entire series numerous times! Highly recommend for adults and kids alike. Ripper books.
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- Anonymous User
- 30-10-18
Loved the narration, especially the accents
Stephen Fry's accents of Karkaroff and Madame Maxine are amazing. Couldn't stop listening to it.
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- Anonymous User
- 13-09-18
Bloody brilliant!
This book is thrilling, terrifying, enjoyable and another part of the masterpiece that is the Harry Potter series.
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- NatashaJ
- 09-12-18
The goblet of fire
I really liked this audiobook. It was very interesting and Stephen Fry is a really good narrator. Also thanks to J.K. Rowling for writing the book.
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- Tania
- 21-11-18
Best audiobook
This was the best audiobook the best the very best I think Stephen Fry should do the lord of the rings or the hobbit if you like the lord of the rings or the hobbit and Harry Potter Max thinks your a legend
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