Yesterday we shared with you the very first photos of Rupert Grint from the “Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows: Part I” set, and this morning new images have been released, courtesy of Daily Mail! You will see Rupert Grint and his co-stars Daniel Radcliffe and Emma Watson all dressed up — reportedly they’ve been filming scenes after the trio escape from Bill’s and Fleur’s wedding! The scenes are being filmed in the Piccadilly Circus area in London, so if you happen to bump into a cast member, don’t get star struck! You may view the gorgeous new photos in our gallery starting from here. Continue reading →

New pictures of Rupert Grint, Daniel Radcliffe and Emma Watson on the film set of “Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows: Part I” have been released online through blogging site fadedyouthblog.com. We get a glimpse of Rupert as Ron Weasley and a nice Ron and Hermione moment for all of you shippers. We have added the shots of Rupert for you in our gallery beginning here. The Deathly Hallows will be split across two separate movies. Parts I and II are being filmed together with less than a year between their November 2010 and July 2011 release dates. Continue reading →

Rupert Grint news have slowed down for the past few days, so I though I should alert you to this brand new Emma Watson interview, conducted on the set of “Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows: Part I” and published in the May issue of the aptly named Interview Magazine. The online edition features several lengthy excerpts from this cover story, and among other things Emma talks about her Harry Potter co-stars Daniel Radcliffe and Rupert Grint! Here’s what she had to say: Derek Blasberg: In these next two films, are most of your scenes with Dan and Rupert? Emma Watson: Yes. In the last book, they’ve left Hogwarts, and they’re traveling around together. It feels right that it started with the three of us and it’s ending with the three of us. It’s about our friendship. Derek Blasberg: How are you with those young men off set? Are you friends? Emma Watson: To be honest, we see so much of each other when we’re working that hanging out together would be overload. I love them, but I need to see other friends off set. They’re like my siblings now. Derek Blasberg: You three have this weird shared experience, though. There’s no one else who will truly know what it was like to grow up in these roles, in this franchise, in this sudden fame, like the three of you do. Emma Watson: I completely agree with that, but we’re three different people, too. We will always be very important to each other. But, at the same time, after eight Harry Potter films, we’ll be ready to go and do other things, and be other people, and have time for ourselves. Continue reading →