This iconic clip originates from the 2005 film 'Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire.' In this pivotal scene, Albus Dumbledore, portrayed by Michael Gambon, frantically confronts Harry Potter, played by Daniel Radcliffe, after Harry's name unexpectedly emerges from the Triwizard selection cup. Dumbledore bellows the line, 'Harry, did you put your name in the Goblet of Fire?' while physically pinning the student against a wall. The moment became an internet sensation specifically because of the stark contrast between the film's intense delivery and the original book's description, which stated Dumbledore asked the question 'calmly.' This discrepancy turned the clip into the ultimate symbol for aggressive overreactions and fake composure. It is commonly used to represent parents, teachers, or bosses who claim to be 'not mad' while clearly being unhinged. Example captions include: 'When the teacher asks who is talking but wants to remain calm,' or 'My mom when she says she just wants to talk after seeing my grades.'