Remember when Julianne Hough was in 'Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone'!?

Updated August 23, 2016 at 9:07 a.m.·2 min read

"Harry Potter" was and will continue to be one of the best movie and book franchises ever made, FACT.

Aside from the genius of J.K. Rowling, the cast for the movie was pretty much spot on, and basically a who's who of British talent. From Alan Rickman, to Gary Oldman, to Helena Bonham Carter, the cast was super stacked.

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Still not over Sirius' death, to be honest. While enjoying a "Harry Potter" movie marathon weekend, we had to stop, rewind and fact check after we saw JULIANNE HOUGH -- yes, "Dancing with the Stars," Julianne Hough -- in straight Gryffindor grab cheering on her house at a Quidditch match!

So I just found out that @juliannehough was on #HarryPotter
How did I not know this?? pic.twitter.com/tfpRR4kFck
— ♕Manuela Alcalá (@ManuAlcalaS) July 4, 2016

How are we just learning this, you ask? Yeah, we're not too sure either. Apparently, she even took to her Instagram a few weeks ago to commemorate the experience.

She writes "In honor of "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child" being released I thought I would share the fact that I picked Gryffindor, ate in the great hall, scurried back to our dormitory when the troll was loose and got to cheer along side Ron, Hagrid, Hermoine and Dean during Harry's first Quidditch match back in 2001!"

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In honor of "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child" being released I thought I would share the fact that I picked Gryffindor, ate in the great hall, scurried back to our dormitory when the troll was loose and got to cheer along side Ron, Hagrid, Hermoine and Dean during Harry's first Quidditch match back in 2001!
A post shared by Julianne Hough (@juleshough) on Aug 1, 2016 at 12:15pm PDT

Needless to say every time we watch "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone Stone," will forever be pointing out Julianne in the Quidditch stands cheering on Harry.

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