But actually it works out pretty well because each film takes about a year, and obviously that goes right with us. You have other aspects to you, and it’s fun to play that in Harry as he grows older.Įmma Watson (EW): There is also a lot of speculation as to whether we’re going to outgrow our parts or that the films will take longer than we will. And it’s partly just a thing about growing up. It’s his tenth birthday, and it’s almost as in real life – the stories that people sort of grow extra emotions, which is partly to do with hormones and all the trouble that they cause. So for me it is also a lot of fun… sorry, it’s also loads of fun playing Harry as he’s getting older because it’s almost as if, sort of, we go from being… I think when we start Harry is ten. Otherwise, people would be very disappointed I think. There was an awareness that we had to work really hard to go further with it, to make it better. It’s great because there is so much pressure on the films now to get better and better and better and better and especially after the third one, which I… for me was great. was it something you guys have identified with a little bit in your own life, and what do you think about your characters aging?ĭR: Well, I think… you don’t mind if I start, do you? Okay then. Media: Let us know what you thought about him growing up.
This was one of the great Harry Potter movies. Cindy Pearlman from the Chicago Sun-Times.
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