Daniel Radcliffe ends his “Potter” journey in the Deadly Hallows finale

The end is near for a decade long journey of Daniel Radcliffe in taking the role of Harry Potter as the finale of the franchise will happen on July 14. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2 is the last movie that Radcliffe done for the film adaptation of famous wizard novels of J.K Rowling. With Rupert Grint who played the role of Ron Weasley and Emma Watson as Hermione Granger, the three young adults will be closing this part of their lives where it touches millions of followers of Harry Potter. This film will be distributed by Warner Bros Pictures and available in 3D, IMAX 3D and regular format.

Here is a short interview of Daniel Radcliffe sharing his memories of playing the role of Harry Potter and what’s next for him after the phenomenal movie franchise.

Question: Has there been any crying since you all know the “Harry Potter” films are ending?

Daniel Radcliffe: There was lots of crying for Emma, Rupert and I, and the crew as well because a lot of them have been there for 10 years as well. So, there were lots of tears from everybody, really. It was very sad. And, at the time, I remember sort of being quite inconsolable for like two hours. And then four hours later I was on a plane and I was reading a script for another movie. So, we move on. [Laughs]

Rupert Grint talks about Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2

In line with the finale of the Harry Potter franchise, Rupert Grints shares all the beautiful memories and what he will be missing in playing the role of Ron Weasley in the movie. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2 will be showing in all cinemas worldwide beginning July 14. It will be available in IMAX, 3D and regular format and distributed by Warner Bros Pictures. The epic fantasy film was directed by David Yates and also starring Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson and Ralph Fiennes

Here is the short interview of Rupert Grint in relation with the finale of Harry Potter franchise and his future plans after the movie:

Question: Did the cast and crew do anything special on the last day of shooting? 

Rupert Grint: Yeah, they played a video. We did this thing called the Golden Board. Have to have Dan [Radcliffe] explain that, but it’s basically a big count-down. This film was like 260 days or something. Every day we had this board, like ‘day one,’ ‘day two’ and each time it would be a silly saying and stuff. They kind of edited all that together and it was just really nice to see that. It was actually quite emotional too.