‘Harry Potter’ star Rupert Grint says he 'stopped watching' the films after third installment

Harry Potter movies.The actor, who portrayed the titular character in the blockbuster fantasy films, said the financial security the franchise gave him allowed him to pursue movies that interested him the most.Speaking to Lord Of The Rings‘ Elijah Wood for a conversation special in this month’s Empire magazine, Radcliffe said: “I’ve actually found it’s an incredibly liberating thing, to do the biggest thing you’re ever gonna do really fucking early.“The financial success thing, that’s done.

All Natalia Bryant needs now is an owl, a Nimbus 2000, and a turn under the Sorting Hat. The 18-year-old daughter of Kobe Bryant showed off a gift from her mother, Vanessa Bryant, on Feb. 11, posing in her custom-made Weasley Family sweater, as seen in the Harry Potter movies. “Ahhh, thank you [Vanessa],” Natalia captioned the mirror selfie, her smile as wide as the Basilisk in the Chamber of Secrets. “Does this make me a Weasley Now?” Natalia asked before adding, “Happy Christmas, Harry.”

Hollywood is full of whispers about an upcoming Harry Potter TV series and now one of the film franchise’s stars is giving his two cents.

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recently told Variety of his aversion to watching the blockbuster “Potter” flicks. “But now that I have a daughter, I will probably have to watch them with her.” Grint and his wife, Georgia Groome, had a daughter, named Wednesday G.

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What would Molly think? Rupert Grint is best known for his role as Ron Weasley in Harry Potter, but fans may be surprised to learn that he has not watched all eight movies — or even half of them.

Rupert Grint surprisingly hasn’t seen most of his beloved films!

Marc Malkin Senior Film Awards, Events & Lifestyle EditorWelcome to this week’s “Just for Variety“…Rupert Grint may have co-starred as Ron Weasley in all eight “Harry Potter” movies, but he hasn’t actually watched most of them. “I’ve probably seen the first three at the premieres, but after that I stopped watching them,” Grint, 32, tells me from his home in the U.K.

Harry Potter may be coming back for more. A TV series is reportedly in the works at streaming service HBO Max.

Your favourite childhood movie Harry Potter will soon be coming to TV! According to recent reports via The Hollywood Reporter, a live-action TV series of the iconic books and film franchise is in early development at HBO Max! A source recently spoke to THR and revealed that the idea has been “engaged in multiple conversations with potential writers exploring various ideas.” According to this statement, “broad ideas have been discussed,” for the series.  Even though the source came out and

TV series, based on the novel series by author J. K.

Variety reported Monday that a “Harry Potter” TV series is in development at HBO Max. According to the outlet, there have been rumors of a “Potter”-verse series for a long time, but there’s not much information known about this one, such as a cast, writers, or even the time period. However, when contacted by The Post, Warner Bros.

It was only a matter of time, right? The writing has been on the wall now since WarnerMedia announced plans for its own exclusive streaming service. Now, one of the studio’s biggest franchises, “Harry Potter,” is coming to HBO Max in the form of a new TV series.

Neville Longbottom captured the hearts of many as the quirky, shy, underdog friend of Harry Potter in the widely popular franchise, but now Matthew Lewis, the actor who brought the character to life, reveals he can’t even watch the films!

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