Move over William and Kate, thousands of fans from across the globe flocked to London’s Square one of the many locations the Royal Wedding actually was screened at to be present for the premiere of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part two, and Rupert Grint couldn’t be more pleased. He told sources he couldn’t believe the turn out it just doesn’t seem real. Ruepert who plays Ron Weasley, told premiere live stream and the fan turn out at the historic London Locale. Its been a very kind of emotional week, really. It has been hard for me to come to terms that this is over.
When he was asked which memory he will take with him now that the series is over, Rupert said it was Thursday’s event. I think it might be this. This is just unbelievable. Its just hard to put into words and have something to say about it. He wanted to thank everyone over the years for their support he continued, support that saw fans sleeping out in the rain the night before the premiere. He claimed these people are what its all about. It is gonna be hard to not have this anymore. The final film will feature a long awaited moment a kiss between Rupert and Emma and they hope it will impress the fans. This is a kiss that has been kind of building up from the first films and there was kind of a pressure on him and Emma to make it like a big moment everyone was expecting. And we hope we did that. In addition he said possibly the most dramtic film in the franchise any of the Hogwarts sets were destroyed for the movie and Rupert said it made him a little sad. The sets have kind of been a second home to us, stuff like the great hall. He said he was there when he say them ripping into with sledge hammers that was really sad. When asked which installment was his favorite he had to support the newest offering which hits movie theaters on July 15th.