Rupert Grint found filming the end of the 'Harry Potter' movies an anticlimax. The actor has portrayed the titular wizard's best friend Ron Weasley through all eight of the movies, and found the last scene he shot for 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part II' "weird" because the use of CGI made it seem insignificant. He explained: "It was so weird that the last scene was so random, a green-screen shot of us jumping through a fireplace. That was it. ...

Daniel Radcliffe doesn’t mind if people always think of him as Harry Potter. The 21-year-old actor has played the young wizard for almost 10 years across eight movies and said he knows some people will never be able to separate him from the magical character. Daniel said: “I’m sure some people will see me forever as Harry Potter and I’m fine with that.” ...

The 22-year-old actor – who has played schoolboy wizard Ron Weasley in the 'Harry Potter' franchise since 2001 – admitted being a star from such a young age has hindered his progress on the relationship front, as being so busy made it "difficult" to find romance. He explained: "It was quite difficult to sustain a relationship, because I was so busy. I went out with people, but never anything too serious. It wasn't that easy. ...

Daniel Radcliffe admits he was “in bits” and in tears when the last Harry Potter movie wrapped. The actor – who has played the boy wizard in every film in the series since he was just 11 – finished shooting the final scenes for 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part II' in June and was an emotional wreck when he was saying his goodbyes to his cast mates and the crew. ...

Rupert Grint "hasn’t adjusted" to life after the 'Harry Potter' movies. The 22-year-old actor – who portrayed wizard schoolboy Ron Weasley in the films – admits the films took over his life for years, but he "misses" them enormously. He told Parade.com: "We had like a big wrap party when we finished and it was really nice to see everyone again from all the films. I haven't quite adjusted to life without 'Harry Potter'. I'm really sad actually, I've missed it. But I think it's a good time really to kind of move on. It has been a long time. After ten years, I do kind of want to stretch a bit more and explore different characters and do different things." ...

Daniel Radcliffe only kept Harry Potter’s glasses as a memento from series of films. The 21-year-old actor recently finished shooting the final scenes of ‘Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows’, the seventh and last of the films based on the eponymous boy wizard whom he has played for 10 years, and said his prop glasses were the only thing of sentimental value he wanted to keep. ...