Harry Potter actors bid adieu to their characters

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(AP) LONDON (AP) – Daniel Radcliffe will miss an action hero. Emma Watson will fail, be a model. Robbie Coltrane is to miss just about playing a good guy.

The cast and crew of “Harry Potter” movies were adopted, its characters, on the eve of the premiere of the eighth and final series of magical adventures.

When they met the press us in a farewell letter press conference Wednesday, it was like the last day of school – a hot mixture of relief and regret.

Radcliffe, Watson and Rupert Grint have grown into movies in the last ten years, played boy wizard Harry, Hermione and Ron, Voldemort as they progress through Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and the battle against the dark powers of Lord.

Watson said he was still “difficult to treat,” that it not to play Hermione again.

The 21-year-old said she would have the courage, the brainy young witch who miss not only a role but a role model.

“I think of her as a sister,” said Watson. “It feels so real to me. … Of course I’ll miss the people, but in fact I will not be easy for her.

“I think she made me a better person, and it made me work harder because only compare myself to her every day.”

Grint, 21, said he felt that without the series to end.

“I felt a little lost without it really, not really knowing what to do with me,” said Rupert Grint. “It was such an integral part of my life.”

Radcliffe – who appeared on the band from New York, where he is in a Broadway production of “How did you success without exerting himself particularly” with – said he would miss the cast and crew, and waterfalls.

Said “I do not really natural and the stature of an action hero,” the modest size of the 21-year-old actor. “It is a kind gift for a young actor to be able to do all this stuff … Bursting out of the water surrounded by a ring of fire. I can not do again.”

Coltrane, the Scottish actor – who played the friendly giant Hagrid, since the beginning of the series – as the films were “the first time in my career I have played a profoundly good.”

“Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2″ has its first Thursday in London and opens worldwide next week. It brings the Harry close for a 10 years after the start of the first film, “Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone” and four years after the publication of new book series by JK Rowling’s adventures.

About 20 members of the crew – producer David Heyman and director David Yates, a teacher at Hogwarts, and assorted red Weasley siblings – spoke with reporters on Wednesday in the great neo-Gothic arches of London St Pancras Hotel.

It was a sentimental occasion. Everyone, magic or Muggle, paid tribute to their colleagues. Several spoke of the Potter “family” and rejected the idea of ​​such films as “franchise”.

Yates, who directed the last four Potter films, said the film crew had a strong bond.

“We have all together to the moon, so to speak, and I think there is something special,” he said.

Evanna Lynch, Irish actress and Harry Potter fan who has poured 14 years fickle as a student at Hogwarts Luna Lovegood, said she had no idea what she would do next.

“I am dismayed that this no longer,” said 19-year-old Lynch. “I was obsessed with this book since I was eight years old, so I do not really know what I was before and what comes after.

“Apparently, they open a Harry Potter thing, where the experience Leavesden (Studios) was. I am available as a tour guide.”

The “Harry Potter” movies were box office hits, but largely overlooked by the Academy Awards and other major awards.

Yates said he said he was particularly proud of the approval of fans, such as those stored in Trafalgar Square in London, a preview Thursday for a “mini-Glastonbury people from all over the world, camping in the rain in the last three nights. “

“It is rather an advantage that many trophies,” he said.

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