WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 2 00:00:05.463 --> 00:00:08.425 [mysterious music] 3 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 4 00:00:08.508 --> 00:00:15.598 ♪ ♪ 5 00:00:33.450 --> 00:00:34.617 - Thanks. 6 00:00:34.701 --> 00:00:36.745 [festive music] 7 00:00:36.828 --> 00:00:38.955 - Yeah, so I'll be watching the game... 8 00:00:40.665 --> 00:00:44.252 [clock chiming] 9 00:00:44.335 --> 00:00:47.005 [Big Ben chiming] 10 00:00:47.088 --> 00:00:54.179 ♪ ♪ 11 00:00:59.058 --> 00:01:02.020 [suspenseful music] 12 00:01:02.103 --> 00:01:08.735 ♪ ♪ 13 00:01:08.818 --> 00:01:10.111 - [gasps] 14 00:01:10.195 --> 00:01:16.493 ♪ ♪ 15 00:01:16.576 --> 00:01:18.244 [sighs] 16 00:01:18.328 --> 00:01:20.205 ♪ ♪ 17 00:01:20.288 --> 00:01:23.249 [train whistle blows] 18 00:01:31.257 --> 00:01:33.593 [whistle blasts] 19 00:01:33.676 --> 00:01:38.473 ♪ ♪ 20 00:01:38.556 --> 00:01:39.766 - [speaking indistinctly] - What? 21 00:01:39.849 --> 00:01:42.727 ♪ ♪ 22 00:01:42.811 --> 00:01:44.479 - [speaking indistinctly] 23 00:01:44.562 --> 00:01:46.147 - [speaking indistinctly] - Hi! 24 00:01:46.231 --> 00:01:52.278 ♪ ♪ 25 00:01:54.239 --> 00:01:55.281 [chimes] 26 00:01:55.365 --> 00:01:56.991 [lively music] 27 00:01:57.075 --> 00:01:59.911 [train whistle blows] 28 00:01:59.994 --> 00:02:05.834 ♪ ♪ 29 00:02:05.917 --> 00:02:09.003 [John Williams' "Harry's Wondrous World"] 30 00:02:09.087 --> 00:02:16.177 ♪ ♪ 31 00:02:24.143 --> 00:02:27.230 [indistinct chatter] 32 00:02:31.943 --> 00:02:39.033 ♪ ♪ 33 00:02:54.632 --> 00:03:01.723 ♪ ♪ 34 00:03:12.984 --> 00:03:20.074 ♪ ♪ 35 00:03:36.382 --> 00:03:43.473 ♪ ♪ 36 00:03:53.399 --> 00:03:59.489 ♪ ♪ 37 00:04:02.158 --> 00:04:05.036 [John Williams' "Hedwig's Theme"] 38 00:04:05.119 --> 00:04:12.210 ♪ ♪ 39 00:04:16.089 --> 00:04:19.175 - He couldn't know that, at this very moment, 40 00:04:19.258 --> 00:04:22.345 people meeting in secret all over the country 41 00:04:22.428 --> 00:04:26.891 were holding up their glasses and saying in hushed voices, 42 00:04:26.975 --> 00:04:31.646 "To Harry Potter, the boy who lived." 43 00:04:31.729 --> 00:04:38.611 ♪ ♪ 44 00:04:38.695 --> 00:04:40.029 - Dan. - Hey, man. 45 00:04:40.113 --> 00:04:41.447 - It's great to see you. 46 00:04:41.531 --> 00:04:42.949 - How you doing, dude? - How are you, mate? 47 00:04:43.032 --> 00:04:46.077 - It's so nice to see you. This is awesome. 48 00:04:46.160 --> 00:04:47.912 - This is incredible. - Yeah, it is. 49 00:04:47.996 --> 00:04:49.956 - Last time we were here, you were shorter. 50 00:04:50.039 --> 00:04:52.000 - I'm just-- just very, very slightly. 51 00:04:52.083 --> 00:04:54.377 That's kind of you to say. [laughs] 52 00:04:54.460 --> 00:04:56.212 Here we are. - 20 years down the road. 53 00:04:56.295 --> 00:04:58.006 - Yeah. - It's kind of odd. 54 00:04:58.089 --> 00:04:59.424 - How did it come to you? Like, I never-- 55 00:04:59.507 --> 00:05:00.925 I would never get to ask this question. 56 00:05:01.009 --> 00:05:02.260 Like, how did you end up doing "Harry Potter"? 57 00:05:02.343 --> 00:05:03.344 - I ended up doing it 58 00:05:03.428 --> 00:05:04.554 because my daughter Eleanor 59 00:05:04.637 --> 00:05:06.222 convinced me to read the books 60 00:05:06.305 --> 00:05:08.099 after I refused three times. 61 00:05:08.182 --> 00:05:10.059 So once "Prisoner of Azkaban" came out, I said... 62 00:05:10.143 --> 00:05:11.561 - Thank you, Eleanor. - [chuckles] 63 00:05:11.644 --> 00:05:14.772 I said, "Okay, I'll read these, finally." 64 00:05:14.856 --> 00:05:16.858 And then immediately, I saw the movies. 65 00:05:16.941 --> 00:05:19.277 I just saw them. And that hasn't happened since. 66 00:05:19.360 --> 00:05:23.072 Then I had to fly to Edinburgh to meet Jo Rowling 67 00:05:23.156 --> 00:05:26.701 and essentially said, "This is my vision." 68 00:05:26.784 --> 00:05:29.078 She said, "That's exactly the way I see the movie." 69 00:05:29.162 --> 00:05:30.621 - When the books came out, 70 00:05:30.705 --> 00:05:32.790 the queues of kids around the block-- 71 00:05:32.874 --> 00:05:35.918 I mean, thousands of them all waiting for the latest one. 72 00:05:36.002 --> 00:05:38.087 [all shrieking] 73 00:05:38.171 --> 00:05:40.840 [confetti blasts] [crowd screaming] 74 00:05:40.923 --> 00:05:42.717 - So many people were beginning to fall in love 75 00:05:42.800 --> 00:05:44.427 with JK Rowling's writing. 76 00:05:44.510 --> 00:05:47.305 - I think I probably would have been about eight years old. 77 00:05:47.388 --> 00:05:49.432 I think that's when the first one came out. 78 00:05:49.515 --> 00:05:51.601 It became, like, our family thing. 79 00:05:51.684 --> 00:05:53.269 My dad used to do all the voices, 80 00:05:53.352 --> 00:05:56.147 and my brother and I just became obsessed. 81 00:05:56.230 --> 00:05:58.357 We would just beg him to keep going. 82 00:05:58.441 --> 00:05:59.734 And every time he finished a chapter, 83 00:05:59.817 --> 00:06:01.235 we'd be like, "One more, one more, please. 84 00:06:01.319 --> 00:06:02.737 "Just one more. Please, please, please. 85 00:06:02.820 --> 00:06:03.946 One more, one more, one more, one more." 86 00:06:04.030 --> 00:06:05.323 - A friend of mine at school 87 00:06:05.406 --> 00:06:07.116 had the first two. 88 00:06:07.200 --> 00:06:09.077 And I went for a sleepover at his house and he said, 89 00:06:09.160 --> 00:06:11.287 "Well, 'Philosopher's Stone' is there on the bookshelf." 90 00:06:11.370 --> 00:06:13.831 That's what we did the whole sleepover. 91 00:06:13.915 --> 00:06:15.416 We just both sat there in silence, 92 00:06:15.500 --> 00:06:16.793 him reading "Chamber of Secrets," 93 00:06:16.876 --> 00:06:18.294 me reading "Philosopher's Stone." 94 00:06:18.377 --> 00:06:19.796 And that was it, really. I never looked back. 95 00:06:19.879 --> 00:06:21.464 - At the time of reading, 96 00:06:21.547 --> 00:06:23.132 we instantly related to Fred and George 97 00:06:23.216 --> 00:06:24.842 because there aren't many twins in literature. 98 00:06:24.926 --> 00:06:26.636 - "The Chamber of Secrets" was the first book 99 00:06:26.719 --> 00:06:29.639 that I sort of genuinely stayed up at night reading. 100 00:06:29.722 --> 00:06:33.768 - The writing was so vivid, the characters so relatable. 101 00:06:33.851 --> 00:06:38.981 - It was such a intricately, perfectly designed universe. 102 00:06:39.065 --> 00:06:41.150 - I think it's very easy to forget that, at the time, 103 00:06:41.234 --> 00:06:43.069 people were talking about, like, the death of reading. 104 00:06:43.152 --> 00:06:45.822 - I just think it's a beautiful creative outlook on life, 105 00:06:45.905 --> 00:06:48.116 this belief in limitless possibilities. 106 00:06:48.199 --> 00:06:50.785 - One of the many reasons I admired JK so much 107 00:06:50.868 --> 00:06:53.287 is that millions would now read books 108 00:06:53.371 --> 00:06:55.540 who would never have lifted a book up in their lives. 109 00:06:55.623 --> 00:06:58.835 And you suddenly realize the power of writing. 110 00:06:58.918 --> 00:07:00.169 [together] Hip, hip, Harry! 111 00:07:00.253 --> 00:07:01.879 - And then in terms of casting, 112 00:07:01.963 --> 00:07:06.551 it was--the search for Harry Potter was insane. 113 00:07:06.634 --> 00:07:09.178 - The new "Harry Potter" film are looking for children 114 00:07:09.262 --> 00:07:13.599 to play the three main roles in the multi-million-pound film. 115 00:07:15.017 --> 00:07:17.353 - I remember going to the-- the very first audition, 116 00:07:17.436 --> 00:07:20.606 and there was hundreds if not thousands of people. 117 00:07:20.690 --> 00:07:21.941 And then we realized that 118 00:07:22.024 --> 00:07:23.401 we were the only set of twins there 119 00:07:23.484 --> 00:07:24.819 who weren't wearing identical clothing. 120 00:07:24.902 --> 00:07:26.696 So we ended up going over the road 121 00:07:26.779 --> 00:07:29.991 and bought two identical matching tops. 122 00:07:30.074 --> 00:07:31.701 - Just off the rack. - Just off the rack. 123 00:07:31.784 --> 00:07:32.785 We were like, "Right, they will do." 124 00:07:32.869 --> 00:07:34.370 And then off we went. 125 00:07:34.453 --> 00:07:37.248 - They'd let us all mill, you know, sort of congregate 126 00:07:37.331 --> 00:07:39.208 till they "seemingly" walked away, 127 00:07:39.292 --> 00:07:40.877 and, of course, while there's still one gentleman 128 00:07:40.960 --> 00:07:43.546 holding a boom mic straight over our heads. 129 00:07:43.629 --> 00:07:47.717 And this little girl asked me, "What's that?" 130 00:07:47.800 --> 00:07:50.970 I think I even said, "It's a mic, duh." 131 00:07:51.053 --> 00:07:52.263 I was like, "They're filming us. 132 00:07:52.346 --> 00:07:53.723 This is just, like, a trick." 133 00:07:53.806 --> 00:07:55.474 Like, as if I'd done it before, really. 134 00:07:55.558 --> 00:07:57.226 And I remember it, 'cause it was Emma. 135 00:07:57.310 --> 00:07:58.811 - I became completely gripped 136 00:07:58.895 --> 00:08:02.023 by the excitement around this audition. 137 00:08:02.106 --> 00:08:05.401 And I always knew that I was going for Hermione 138 00:08:05.484 --> 00:08:07.236 in a way that I think terrified my parents 139 00:08:07.320 --> 00:08:08.946 because they were like, 140 00:08:09.030 --> 00:08:11.824 "What are we gonna do with her if she doesn't get the part?" 141 00:08:11.908 --> 00:08:12.992 - I was just excited. 142 00:08:13.075 --> 00:08:14.327 I wasn't sort of daunted. 143 00:08:14.410 --> 00:08:15.912 I wasn't thinking, "I wonder how many 144 00:08:15.995 --> 00:08:17.330 films they're gonna make," anything like that. 145 00:08:17.413 --> 00:08:18.831 I thought, "Oh, this will be fun." 146 00:08:18.915 --> 00:08:20.791 - I think the biggest pressure at the beginning 147 00:08:20.875 --> 00:08:22.210 was who was gonna be Harry Potter. 148 00:08:22.293 --> 00:08:23.628 - We couldn't find Harry. 149 00:08:23.711 --> 00:08:25.755 We couldn't-- we just couldn't find Harry, 150 00:08:25.838 --> 00:08:27.381 and it was getting kind of weird, 151 00:08:27.465 --> 00:08:28.758 um, and panicky. 152 00:08:28.841 --> 00:08:32.345 - I was in my hotel room in London one night 153 00:08:32.428 --> 00:08:34.680 watching the BBC version of "David Copperfield." 154 00:08:34.764 --> 00:08:36.432 Immediately, a light bulb went off in my head, 155 00:08:36.515 --> 00:08:38.392 and I said, "This is Harry Potter." 156 00:08:38.476 --> 00:08:41.229 This is the kid we've been looking for for months. 157 00:08:41.312 --> 00:08:42.939 So I asked the casting director, 158 00:08:43.022 --> 00:08:45.107 I said, "We've gotta get him in here for an audition." 159 00:08:45.191 --> 00:08:46.776 She said, "It's never gonna happen. 160 00:08:46.859 --> 00:08:49.737 "His parents do not want him involved in this world. 161 00:08:49.820 --> 00:08:51.280 They don't want him to take this role." 162 00:08:51.364 --> 00:08:53.115 - I think the deal was to sign on for, like, 163 00:08:53.199 --> 00:08:55.326 all seven films and they would be filmed in LA. 164 00:08:55.409 --> 00:08:57.036 So Mum and Dad were like, "No, that's, like, 165 00:08:57.119 --> 00:08:58.663 a huge disruption to his life." 166 00:08:58.746 --> 00:09:01.123 - Fortunately, David Heyman, 167 00:09:01.207 --> 00:09:03.793 uh, went to the theater a few weeks later. 168 00:09:03.876 --> 00:09:05.628 - These two guys in the row in front of me 169 00:09:05.711 --> 00:09:07.129 started sort of turning round. 170 00:09:07.213 --> 00:09:09.257 - David, being the great producer that he is, 171 00:09:09.340 --> 00:09:13.135 convinced Dan's father to bring Dan in for an audition. 172 00:09:13.219 --> 00:09:17.098 And that's basically when we got our Harry Potter. 173 00:09:17.181 --> 00:09:18.683 - And action. 174 00:09:18.766 --> 00:09:20.476 - That's a dragon egg. - What is it? 175 00:09:20.559 --> 00:09:22.311 - That's what that is. - What is that? 176 00:09:22.395 --> 00:09:23.437 - A dragon egg. 177 00:09:23.521 --> 00:09:24.605 - Uh-huh. - Yeah. 178 00:09:24.689 --> 00:09:25.982 I was a very happy kid who had 179 00:09:26.065 --> 00:09:27.984 a really haunted quality, apparently. 180 00:09:28.067 --> 00:09:30.486 "You're really sweet, but you looked like 181 00:09:30.569 --> 00:09:32.822 you had real, like, stuff going on." 182 00:09:32.905 --> 00:09:35.825 - It was very emotional, actually, seeing this kid 183 00:09:35.908 --> 00:09:37.743 sitting there talking, and I just thought, 184 00:09:37.827 --> 00:09:39.829 "Yeah, that's him. Thank God we found him." 185 00:09:39.912 --> 00:09:43.165 - Rupert and Emma were very easy to cast 186 00:09:43.249 --> 00:09:45.084 because they felt like they jumped off the page. 187 00:09:45.167 --> 00:09:46.836 We screen-tested the three of them together 188 00:09:46.919 --> 00:09:48.838 to make sure that they all had this chemistry, 189 00:09:48.921 --> 00:09:51.507 which immediately was obvious in the first screen test. 190 00:09:51.591 --> 00:09:53.467 - Remember, guys, get closer to her 191 00:09:53.551 --> 00:09:55.219 as she finds out the information. 192 00:09:55.303 --> 00:09:56.804 And action. 193 00:09:58.014 --> 00:10:00.349 - I never thought to look in here. 194 00:10:00.433 --> 00:10:03.686 I checked this out first term for a bit of light reading. 195 00:10:03.769 --> 00:10:06.355 - This is light? - Shut up. 196 00:10:06.439 --> 00:10:09.150 If Filch comes around the corner any second now, 197 00:10:09.233 --> 00:10:12.153 at least 50 points off Gryffindor. 198 00:10:14.739 --> 00:10:17.825 I knew it! Here it is. 199 00:10:17.908 --> 00:10:20.369 Nicholas Flamel is the only known 200 00:10:20.453 --> 00:10:23.372 maker of the Sorcerer's Stone. 201 00:10:23.456 --> 00:10:24.874 both: The what? 202 00:10:24.957 --> 00:10:27.543 - Oh, honestly, don't you two read? 203 00:10:27.626 --> 00:10:29.670 - Cut. Good job. 204 00:10:30.671 --> 00:10:31.839 - It's lovely seeing you. 205 00:10:31.922 --> 00:10:33.841 - Yeah, this is surreal, isn't it? 206 00:10:33.924 --> 00:10:36.677 - How do we all feel being back and talking about this? 207 00:10:36.761 --> 00:10:39.805 - Well, A, really emotional, obviously. 208 00:10:39.889 --> 00:10:42.850 And B, um, it feels like no time has passed 209 00:10:42.933 --> 00:10:46.020 and loads of time has passed simultaneously. 210 00:10:46.103 --> 00:10:47.605 - Yeah, kind of much the same. It's quite surreal. 211 00:10:47.688 --> 00:10:49.815 It doesn't feel like much time has passed. 212 00:10:49.899 --> 00:10:52.651 It doesn't feel like we've kind of earned a reunion yet. 213 00:10:52.735 --> 00:10:54.028 - Yeah. - I know. 214 00:10:54.111 --> 00:10:56.155 - I have had kidney stones and a baby, 215 00:10:56.238 --> 00:10:57.573 so time has obviously passed. [laughter] 216 00:10:57.656 --> 00:10:59.492 - You did mention that. - I feel my age. 217 00:10:59.575 --> 00:11:02.536 - But there is, like, such a collection 218 00:11:02.620 --> 00:11:04.413 of, like, shared memories and stuff 219 00:11:04.497 --> 00:11:05.915 that we just all did together that it is 220 00:11:05.998 --> 00:11:07.583 immediately very easy to be, like-- 221 00:11:07.666 --> 00:11:09.251 to sort of slip back into where you were. 222 00:11:09.335 --> 00:11:11.796 Our first audition, the-- the day we all met-- 223 00:11:11.879 --> 00:11:13.673 - Oh, my God, yeah. - I think for the first time, 224 00:11:13.756 --> 00:11:15.424 there was, like, me walking out of my dressing room 225 00:11:15.508 --> 00:11:17.385 and seeing, like, another, like, 226 00:11:17.468 --> 00:11:19.261 young, brown-haired boy going the other way. 227 00:11:19.345 --> 00:11:20.638 I never saw his face, but I was like, 228 00:11:20.721 --> 00:11:21.931 "You are clearly another Harry 229 00:11:22.014 --> 00:11:23.432 that is being tested out today." 230 00:11:23.516 --> 00:11:25.017 And they were, like-- - Yeah, yeah, yeah. 231 00:11:25.101 --> 00:11:26.602 - Testing us with various different configurations 232 00:11:26.685 --> 00:11:27.686 of Ron, Harry, and Hermione. 233 00:11:27.770 --> 00:11:29.105 I remember there was one 234 00:11:29.188 --> 00:11:30.898 where they put all the three of us together. 235 00:11:30.981 --> 00:11:33.734 - I do remember that when it was the three of us, 236 00:11:33.818 --> 00:11:36.570 something felt different... - Right. Yeah. 237 00:11:36.654 --> 00:11:39.281 - And, like, right and easy. I do remember the click. 238 00:11:39.365 --> 00:11:41.075 - We'd been out at the studios. 239 00:11:41.158 --> 00:11:43.494 They'd told us we got the parts and they were like, "Cool. 240 00:11:43.577 --> 00:11:45.329 "So we're announcing you've got the parts. 241 00:11:45.413 --> 00:11:48.124 There is now going to be a lot of media outside your house." 242 00:11:48.207 --> 00:11:49.375 So you can't go home." 243 00:11:49.458 --> 00:11:50.835 - So far, it's sort of 244 00:11:50.918 --> 00:11:53.712 turned things upside down. [laughter] 245 00:11:53.796 --> 00:11:56.132 Um, it's--I don't know, 246 00:11:56.215 --> 00:11:58.926 I've never had anything happen to me like this before. 247 00:11:59.009 --> 00:12:01.971 Hermione made complete sense to me. 248 00:12:02.054 --> 00:12:03.597 That's me. 249 00:12:03.681 --> 00:12:05.307 Like, I am that girl. 250 00:12:05.391 --> 00:12:09.311 - Well, Emma was arguably the smartest person on the set, 251 00:12:09.395 --> 00:12:10.896 and I'm talking about everybody. 252 00:12:10.980 --> 00:12:13.357 She just was-- she was a brilliant kid. 253 00:12:13.441 --> 00:12:15.860 - I think I'm scarily like my character. 254 00:12:15.943 --> 00:12:17.695 [laughter] 255 00:12:17.778 --> 00:12:20.656 'Cause I live in a family of, um, seven 256 00:12:20.739 --> 00:12:22.867 and, um, I've got a redheaded sister 257 00:12:22.950 --> 00:12:24.243 and I live in a burrow. 258 00:12:24.326 --> 00:12:26.745 - Rupert is just the most camera-ready 259 00:12:26.829 --> 00:12:29.331 12-year-old boy in the world at that point. 260 00:12:29.415 --> 00:12:33.878 Like, he was so, like, just fearless. 261 00:12:33.961 --> 00:12:37.006 - Rupert was Ron, you know, 262 00:12:37.089 --> 00:12:39.425 and Dan kind of was Harry. 263 00:12:39.508 --> 00:12:41.677 - How do you feel about becoming famous? 264 00:12:41.760 --> 00:12:44.096 - It'd be cool. [laughter] 265 00:12:44.180 --> 00:12:45.598 We were all talking about this, 266 00:12:45.681 --> 00:12:48.184 how comfortable you made us all in our auditions 267 00:12:48.267 --> 00:12:49.435 and how, like, this, like, 268 00:12:49.518 --> 00:12:51.562 extended massively into the set. 269 00:12:51.645 --> 00:12:54.356 My memory of it is that it seemed effortless to you. 270 00:12:54.440 --> 00:12:57.651 - Well, on the first film, I was dying the entire time, 271 00:12:57.735 --> 00:12:59.528 but I just--I always believe 272 00:12:59.612 --> 00:13:01.405 you cannot bring that kind of anxiety. 273 00:13:01.489 --> 00:13:03.240 I want everyone to feel comfortable. 274 00:13:03.324 --> 00:13:04.950 I want everyone to feel like it's a family. 275 00:13:05.034 --> 00:13:06.869 I want everyone to feel like they're home. 276 00:13:06.952 --> 00:13:10.039 [John Williams' "The Journey to Hogwarts"] 277 00:13:10.122 --> 00:13:17.213 ♪ ♪ 278 00:13:28.182 --> 00:13:29.683 - Hey, class, listen to me. 279 00:13:29.767 --> 00:13:31.268 Welcome to your first flying lesson. 280 00:13:31.352 --> 00:13:33.896 I want you to raise your hand over the broom. 281 00:13:33.979 --> 00:13:35.856 For the first several weeks on the film, 282 00:13:35.940 --> 00:13:39.527 the kids are basically in shock. 283 00:13:39.610 --> 00:13:42.238 - Looking back, I am sort of amazed at the fact 284 00:13:42.321 --> 00:13:44.448 that I wasn't ever, like, completely overwhelmed by it. 285 00:13:44.532 --> 00:13:46.534 - Shh. Shh. Shh. - Dan, when you turn away 286 00:13:46.617 --> 00:13:48.744 from her this time-- when you turn away, 287 00:13:48.827 --> 00:13:50.246 grab hold of this, 288 00:13:50.329 --> 00:13:52.373 and look up like you're going to get it, okay? 289 00:13:52.456 --> 00:13:54.416 - But I also think that was, again, part of Chris 290 00:13:54.500 --> 00:13:55.876 and the whole crew just, like, 291 00:13:55.960 --> 00:13:57.503 they kept us having fun the whole time. 292 00:13:57.586 --> 00:13:59.588 - Obviously, we were just kids, and we were all 293 00:13:59.672 --> 00:14:01.674 looking forward to mucking about together. 294 00:14:01.757 --> 00:14:03.801 Chris Columbus made the atmosphere 295 00:14:03.884 --> 00:14:05.469 very much like a funfair. 296 00:14:05.553 --> 00:14:08.889 - We were very much just, like, kids being kids on a set. 297 00:14:08.973 --> 00:14:10.391 - Mm-hmm. - My residing memory 298 00:14:10.474 --> 00:14:12.810 from the first-- from "Philosopher's Stone" 299 00:14:12.893 --> 00:14:14.603 is I just learned how to play slam. 300 00:14:14.687 --> 00:14:17.022 - You know what we did a lot of as well was that game. 301 00:14:17.106 --> 00:14:18.315 - Oh, my God. - Slaps. 302 00:14:18.399 --> 00:14:19.775 - So much hand slaps. - Oh, slaps. 303 00:14:19.858 --> 00:14:21.193 - With, like, all of us, like, red-- 304 00:14:21.277 --> 00:14:22.945 like, red, raw hands from, like, 305 00:14:23.028 --> 00:14:24.446 hitting each other really hard. - I think we also upgraded 306 00:14:24.530 --> 00:14:26.615 to knuckles as well. - Oh, and shins. 307 00:14:26.699 --> 00:14:28.033 - Yeah. - I remember the shin version. 308 00:14:28.117 --> 00:14:29.868 - Mm-hmm. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. 309 00:14:30.995 --> 00:14:33.622 - Sorry. Gotta give it back. [laughter] 310 00:14:33.706 --> 00:14:36.333 - I am the champion! 311 00:14:36.417 --> 00:14:38.961 - They probably made their jobs harder for themselves 312 00:14:39.044 --> 00:14:40.796 by letting us have as much fun as we had 313 00:14:40.879 --> 00:14:42.423 because it distracted us from, 314 00:14:42.506 --> 00:14:44.049 you know, the work we were supposed to be doing. 315 00:14:44.133 --> 00:14:46.885 - And for the other viewers, get a mousetrap. 316 00:14:46.969 --> 00:14:48.345 - Darling, don't put it on your nose. 317 00:14:48.429 --> 00:14:49.722 You're gonna remove all your makeup. 318 00:14:49.805 --> 00:14:51.432 - Like, a big problem was, like, 319 00:14:51.515 --> 00:14:54.643 throughout a take, our attention would, like-- 320 00:14:54.727 --> 00:14:56.854 would wane and come and go. 321 00:14:56.937 --> 00:14:58.814 - They'd say a line and then they'd smile at the camera 322 00:14:58.897 --> 00:15:01.483 where they were just so happy to be in a Harry Potter film 323 00:15:01.567 --> 00:15:04.028 that they couldn't contain their excitement long enough 324 00:15:04.111 --> 00:15:05.988 to focus on an entire scene. 325 00:15:06.071 --> 00:15:07.573 - Guys, guys, guys, guys. 326 00:15:07.656 --> 00:15:10.534 - Columbus had worked with kids a lot. 327 00:15:10.618 --> 00:15:12.578 And he was terrific with them. He really was. 328 00:15:12.661 --> 00:15:15.164 He used to go down on his knees to talk to them 329 00:15:15.247 --> 00:15:17.666 and huddle around so nobody could hear. 330 00:15:17.750 --> 00:15:19.209 - He was such a dad as well. 331 00:15:19.293 --> 00:15:20.753 Like, and I--you could really feel that, 332 00:15:20.836 --> 00:15:23.505 like you were kind of part of his family. 333 00:15:23.589 --> 00:15:25.841 - Be a little looser with this. 334 00:15:25.924 --> 00:15:27.926 And just be talking, you know what I'm saying? 335 00:15:28.010 --> 00:15:29.219 - Yeah. - You go up and you're, like, 336 00:15:29.303 --> 00:15:31.055 frozen like this, but you can be-- 337 00:15:31.138 --> 00:15:32.473 "You really think"-- 338 00:15:32.556 --> 00:15:34.558 "Of course I can use it," like this, okay? 339 00:15:34.642 --> 00:15:36.352 - Yeah. - Good job, though. 340 00:15:36.435 --> 00:15:38.020 - But it's not easy, 'cause it takes a tremendous 341 00:15:38.103 --> 00:15:40.189 amount of patience with kids, 342 00:15:40.272 --> 00:15:43.275 particularly with-- with kids as hyperactive 343 00:15:43.359 --> 00:15:44.693 and as excitable as we all were. 344 00:15:44.777 --> 00:15:46.945 [indistinct chatter] 345 00:15:47.029 --> 00:15:48.614 - Looking great. - Well, they wanted to-- 346 00:15:48.697 --> 00:15:50.115 - Fancy seeing you boys here. 347 00:15:50.199 --> 00:15:52.743 - [laughs] Hi. - Snuck away. 348 00:15:52.826 --> 00:15:54.495 A couple of Gryffindors just kicking it. 349 00:15:54.578 --> 00:15:56.372 - Come here. - Good to see you, brother. 350 00:15:57.498 --> 00:16:00.668 How did Chris Columbus stay is such good--good spirits? 351 00:16:00.751 --> 00:16:02.711 - We sort of ran around. I guess we were all, like, 11. 352 00:16:02.795 --> 00:16:05.005 - You might get, like, three people to do the right thing. 353 00:16:05.089 --> 00:16:06.465 But it doesn't mean you're gonna get the other five 354 00:16:06.548 --> 00:16:07.925 in the background doing the right thing. 355 00:16:08.008 --> 00:16:09.426 - No. No. And Rupert was--was relentless. 356 00:16:09.510 --> 00:16:11.053 Once he started-- once the flood gate open-- 357 00:16:11.136 --> 00:16:12.805 - God, yeah. - But that's the thing. 358 00:16:12.888 --> 00:16:14.390 That's the way it worked, wasn't it? 359 00:16:14.473 --> 00:16:15.724 'Cause Columbus basically just 360 00:16:15.808 --> 00:16:17.226 let us be kids. - Yeah. True. 361 00:16:17.309 --> 00:16:19.103 - I never recall feeling like we were working. 362 00:16:19.186 --> 00:16:20.729 - But that's so important, isn't it, that we had that-- 363 00:16:20.813 --> 00:16:22.231 - Yeah. I think that's why it feels that way 364 00:16:22.314 --> 00:16:23.524 when you watch it. It feels like... 365 00:16:23.607 --> 00:16:25.067 - Yeah. That's true. - Kids. 366 00:16:25.150 --> 00:16:26.402 - I tell you what's funny about that, though, is-- 367 00:16:26.485 --> 00:16:28.070 is being surrounded by all the-- 368 00:16:28.153 --> 00:16:30.447 the cream of the, um, the British acting industry 369 00:16:30.531 --> 00:16:32.533 and not having a clue who anyone is. 370 00:16:32.616 --> 00:16:34.451 I thought--I thought Richard Harris worked here 371 00:16:34.535 --> 00:16:36.620 as like--as a tour guide for a while. 372 00:16:36.704 --> 00:16:37.746 [laughter] 373 00:16:37.830 --> 00:16:40.374 [plucky string music] 374 00:16:40.457 --> 00:16:43.377 - I don't think any of the kids had the capability 375 00:16:43.460 --> 00:16:45.129 of understanding the gravity 376 00:16:45.212 --> 00:16:47.047 of who they were dealing with at the time. 377 00:16:47.131 --> 00:16:49.675 - That was no stranger Hagrid met in the village. 378 00:16:49.758 --> 00:16:51.427 It was Snape, which means 379 00:16:51.510 --> 00:16:53.470 he knows how to get past Fluffy. 380 00:16:53.554 --> 00:16:54.972 - And with Dumbledore gone-- 381 00:16:55.055 --> 00:16:56.473 - Good afternoon. 382 00:16:56.557 --> 00:16:59.101 - The British royalty of the acting world. 383 00:16:59.184 --> 00:17:00.686 - What have you got to say for yourself? 384 00:17:00.769 --> 00:17:02.354 - I swear I don't know how it happened! 385 00:17:02.438 --> 00:17:04.732 When I think of the people that I got to 386 00:17:04.815 --> 00:17:08.068 just grow up around and hear--hear them interact 387 00:17:08.152 --> 00:17:10.654 and hear the quickness of people. 388 00:17:10.738 --> 00:17:13.198 - The adult actors came in 389 00:17:13.282 --> 00:17:15.284 and were, like, the mischief in a funny way. 390 00:17:15.367 --> 00:17:17.828 [laughter] 391 00:17:17.911 --> 00:17:19.079 - That's actually great. 392 00:17:19.163 --> 00:17:20.622 - Like Robbie Coltrane. 393 00:17:20.706 --> 00:17:21.749 - He was such a kid. 394 00:17:21.832 --> 00:17:23.625 Like, so immature 395 00:17:23.709 --> 00:17:27.129 and, like, just so much fun. 396 00:17:27.212 --> 00:17:28.380 - He loved making us laugh, 397 00:17:28.464 --> 00:17:30.257 and he was incredibly good at it. 398 00:17:30.340 --> 00:17:32.509 - I've tried absolutely everything. 399 00:17:32.593 --> 00:17:35.179 I've tried creams. I've tried jellies. 400 00:17:35.262 --> 00:17:36.638 I tried shaving. 401 00:17:36.722 --> 00:17:38.515 Every moment-- I woke up, it's like-- 402 00:17:38.599 --> 00:17:40.768 my husband is threatening to leave me. 403 00:17:40.851 --> 00:17:42.311 If he really loved me, 404 00:17:42.394 --> 00:17:44.688 he wouldn't mind a little facial hair, I'm sure. 405 00:17:44.772 --> 00:17:47.149 But he's being very, very difficult. 406 00:17:47.232 --> 00:17:50.110 ♪ ♪ 407 00:17:50.194 --> 00:17:52.654 - That, like, kindness and that warmth from you... 408 00:17:52.738 --> 00:17:54.990 - Aww. - It made all the difference. 409 00:17:55.073 --> 00:17:56.825 Well, we spent so much time together. 410 00:17:56.909 --> 00:17:59.036 - I know. I know. I spent more time with you 411 00:17:59.119 --> 00:18:00.829 than I did with my own children at one point. 412 00:18:00.913 --> 00:18:01.914 - I know. Wild. 413 00:18:01.997 --> 00:18:03.540 - [laughs] - Ooh. I know. 414 00:18:03.624 --> 00:18:05.375 - I think most of my favorite scenes, if I'm honest, 415 00:18:05.459 --> 00:18:08.796 looking back, are with you and the gang in Hagrid's hut. 416 00:18:08.879 --> 00:18:10.756 - I keep thinking about that scene 417 00:18:10.839 --> 00:18:12.341 where I get called a mudblood. - Yes. 418 00:18:12.424 --> 00:18:14.635 - And you were so sweet with me that day. 419 00:18:14.718 --> 00:18:16.845 'Cause it was, like, my first, like, you know, 420 00:18:16.929 --> 00:18:18.263 big piece of acting. 421 00:18:18.347 --> 00:18:21.308 [emotional music] 422 00:18:21.391 --> 00:18:22.810 ♪ ♪ 423 00:18:22.893 --> 00:18:24.228 He called me a mudblood. 424 00:18:24.311 --> 00:18:26.688 - [gasps] He did not. 425 00:18:26.772 --> 00:18:28.023 - What's a mudblood? 426 00:18:28.106 --> 00:18:29.942 - It means dirty blood. 427 00:18:30.025 --> 00:18:32.861 Mudblood's a really foul name for someone who is Muggle-born. 428 00:18:32.945 --> 00:18:36.281 Someone with non-magic parents. Someone like me. 429 00:18:36.365 --> 00:18:38.492 - The three of you have become such great actors. 430 00:18:38.575 --> 00:18:39.910 Being on that set, 431 00:18:39.993 --> 00:18:42.079 you felt like you actually entered the world. 432 00:18:42.162 --> 00:18:43.330 - Yeah. 433 00:18:43.413 --> 00:18:44.832 - With all of Stuart Craig's sets, 434 00:18:44.915 --> 00:18:46.333 the attention to detail was phenomenal. 435 00:18:46.416 --> 00:18:49.378 [plucky string music] 436 00:18:49.461 --> 00:18:51.046 ♪ ♪ 437 00:18:51.129 --> 00:18:54.383 - I was always adamant that Hogwarts shouldn't feel 438 00:18:54.466 --> 00:18:58.637 as if it's a world that couldn't exist in reality. 439 00:18:58.720 --> 00:19:00.889 I had a tremendous amount of creative freedom, 440 00:19:00.973 --> 00:19:04.226 so we could build this world from the ground up. 441 00:19:04.309 --> 00:19:07.104 - Some of the sets on "Potter" were overwhelming to me, 442 00:19:07.187 --> 00:19:08.689 and I'd been doing it for 35 years. 443 00:19:08.772 --> 00:19:10.065 You know? "Oh, blimey." 444 00:19:10.148 --> 00:19:12.734 - The very first time I visited the set, 445 00:19:12.818 --> 00:19:14.611 they walked me through the Great Hall, 446 00:19:14.695 --> 00:19:17.906 which was mind-blowing. 447 00:19:17.990 --> 00:19:20.409 - All the floors are real Yorkstone. 448 00:19:20.492 --> 00:19:22.578 A lot of those scenes with 250 extras, 449 00:19:22.661 --> 00:19:24.454 they're all about 18 and trampling 'round. 450 00:19:24.538 --> 00:19:26.164 You're not gonna put a plastic floor down. 451 00:19:26.248 --> 00:19:27.958 It's gotta be the real stuff. 452 00:19:28.041 --> 00:19:30.586 And all these lit candles going up and down on wires. 453 00:19:30.669 --> 00:19:32.296 - One of my favorite moments on set ever 454 00:19:32.379 --> 00:19:33.922 was the moment when all the floating candles 455 00:19:34.006 --> 00:19:35.632 started burning through the ropes that tied them 456 00:19:35.716 --> 00:19:37.259 to the ceiling and just started falling 457 00:19:37.342 --> 00:19:39.595 around the Great Hall. - Hundreds of real candles 458 00:19:39.678 --> 00:19:41.388 that were really lit-- - "Oh, my God." 459 00:19:41.471 --> 00:19:44.433 - On fishing line from the ceiling. 460 00:19:44.516 --> 00:19:46.268 - So much of that would be visual effects now. 461 00:19:46.351 --> 00:19:47.853 The fact that we got to actually be on that set-- 462 00:19:47.936 --> 00:19:49.605 - Actually, that's so true. That's so cool. 463 00:19:49.688 --> 00:19:51.148 - Thank you, Stuart Craig. - Yeah. 464 00:19:51.231 --> 00:19:52.774 - Yeah. - We love you, Stuart Craig. 465 00:19:52.858 --> 00:19:55.903 [John Williams' "The Quidditch Match"] 466 00:19:55.986 --> 00:20:02.075 ♪ ♪ 467 00:20:03.118 --> 00:20:05.037 - The hardest scene to shoot was Quidditch. 468 00:20:05.120 --> 00:20:06.288 And the audience had to 469 00:20:06.371 --> 00:20:07.789 understand the rules immediately. 470 00:20:07.873 --> 00:20:10.334 - Quidditch is easy enough to understand. 471 00:20:10.417 --> 00:20:13.962 Each team has seven players: three chasers, two beaters, 472 00:20:14.046 --> 00:20:16.632 one keeper, and the seeker--that's you. 473 00:20:16.715 --> 00:20:20.010 - So Jo Rowling basically did a rule book for us. 474 00:20:20.093 --> 00:20:21.386 A Quidditch rule book 475 00:20:21.470 --> 00:20:24.640 explaining every detail of the game. 476 00:20:24.723 --> 00:20:26.600 Then, with Stuart Craig, our production designer, 477 00:20:26.683 --> 00:20:28.810 designed the look of the Quidditch pitch 478 00:20:28.894 --> 00:20:33.815 and really create a pitch that felt authentic and real 479 00:20:33.899 --> 00:20:36.818 for a game that is completely unreal. 480 00:20:36.902 --> 00:20:39.821 - Lots of energy, enthusiasm. 481 00:20:39.905 --> 00:20:41.323 Set and action! 482 00:20:41.406 --> 00:20:44.284 - She scores! - Angelina Johnson scores! 483 00:20:44.368 --> 00:20:46.078 Ten points for Gryffindor. 484 00:20:46.161 --> 00:20:47.329 - I always wanted to tell you this, 485 00:20:47.412 --> 00:20:48.747 but there was a moment, you know, 486 00:20:48.830 --> 00:20:50.123 on day two maybe or three, 487 00:20:50.207 --> 00:20:52.834 the camera pushes into you and you say, 488 00:20:52.918 --> 00:20:54.378 "We're not going home, not really." 489 00:20:54.461 --> 00:20:57.965 - Feels strange to be going home, doesn't it? 490 00:20:58.048 --> 00:21:00.217 - I'm not going home. 491 00:21:00.300 --> 00:21:02.135 Not really. 492 00:21:02.219 --> 00:21:03.804 - I got tears-- I still get tears in my eyes 493 00:21:03.887 --> 00:21:06.181 thinking about it. I thought, "This guy-- 494 00:21:06.264 --> 00:21:08.183 this kid is an amazing actor." 495 00:21:08.266 --> 00:21:10.435 - Oh, that's-- - And it was that moment 496 00:21:10.519 --> 00:21:12.646 that kind of opened up the whole world for us. 497 00:21:12.729 --> 00:21:15.399 And the first film was very storybook, very inviting. 498 00:21:15.482 --> 00:21:16.692 - Yeah, it's lovely and-- 499 00:21:16.775 --> 00:21:18.068 - It's like, "Welcome to Hogwarts." 500 00:21:18.151 --> 00:21:19.528 Until you get to the end of the movie. 501 00:21:19.611 --> 00:21:21.154 - And where a man-- I melt a man's face. 502 00:21:21.238 --> 00:21:22.531 - Yes, exactly. 503 00:21:22.614 --> 00:21:23.865 [dramatic music] 504 00:21:23.949 --> 00:21:26.618 - [screaming] 505 00:21:26.702 --> 00:21:29.454 - The first film was a hit. - Yep. 506 00:21:29.538 --> 00:21:32.082 - So once it became a hit and people accepted 507 00:21:32.165 --> 00:21:33.375 not only the film 508 00:21:33.458 --> 00:21:34.876 but accepted the cast-- - Right, yeah. 509 00:21:34.960 --> 00:21:36.503 - I had a ball on the second film, 510 00:21:36.586 --> 00:21:39.006 "The Chamber of Secrets," 'cause I was, like, free. 511 00:21:39.089 --> 00:21:41.967 [engine sputters] 512 00:21:42.050 --> 00:21:45.012 [suspenseful music] 513 00:21:45.095 --> 00:21:48.432 ♪ ♪ 514 00:21:48.515 --> 00:21:50.851 [engine revs] 515 00:21:51.852 --> 00:21:53.353 [glass shatters] 516 00:21:53.437 --> 00:21:56.398 [mischievous music] 517 00:21:56.481 --> 00:22:02.863 ♪ ♪ 518 00:22:02.946 --> 00:22:05.991 - Okay, come on. Shh, shh. 519 00:22:06.074 --> 00:22:07.617 Okay, come on. 520 00:22:09.161 --> 00:22:10.203 Shh, come on. 521 00:22:10.287 --> 00:22:11.913 ♪ ♪ 522 00:22:11.997 --> 00:22:13.915 - Morning, Weasleys. 523 00:22:13.999 --> 00:22:15.584 all: Morning, Dad. 524 00:22:15.667 --> 00:22:18.879 - I always loved any scene where the kind of Weasleys 525 00:22:18.962 --> 00:22:20.422 were together, like the Burrow scenes. 526 00:22:20.505 --> 00:22:22.090 It just had this frenetic energy. 527 00:22:22.174 --> 00:22:24.926 Everyone kind of played off each other. 528 00:22:25.010 --> 00:22:26.928 - The thing about the Burrow as I remember is that 529 00:22:27.012 --> 00:22:28.221 it changed all the time. 530 00:22:28.305 --> 00:22:29.890 It sort of expanded and contracted. 531 00:22:29.973 --> 00:22:32.726 One minute, there was a huge fireplace of floo powder 532 00:22:32.809 --> 00:22:36.021 and then there was just-- and then it got smaller. 533 00:22:36.104 --> 00:22:38.815 - Yeah, it was like a living, breathing set that changed. 534 00:22:38.899 --> 00:22:40.150 I feel like being a Weasley 535 00:22:40.233 --> 00:22:41.735 is the best part of being in Harry Potter. 536 00:22:41.818 --> 00:22:44.154 We had, like, our Hogwarts family but I felt, like, 537 00:22:44.237 --> 00:22:46.740 so special having an actual extra family. 538 00:22:46.823 --> 00:22:48.325 - It was great. - All these scenes that we got 539 00:22:48.408 --> 00:22:49.618 on top of everything else. 540 00:22:49.701 --> 00:22:51.411 - Julie's brilliant to work with. 541 00:22:51.495 --> 00:22:54.748 We used to--Ron would say, "Hello, Mummy. Hello, Daddy." 542 00:22:54.831 --> 00:22:57.375 - Julie Walters who played my mother, Mrs. Weasley, 543 00:22:57.459 --> 00:23:00.253 was--was just so wonderful and brilliant to me. 544 00:23:00.337 --> 00:23:02.297 She really kind of took me under her wing 545 00:23:02.380 --> 00:23:04.674 and she just was, like, the perfect mother figure. 546 00:23:04.758 --> 00:23:07.302 - The twins were two people that I was really close with. 547 00:23:07.385 --> 00:23:09.304 They really were like older brothers. 548 00:23:09.387 --> 00:23:11.473 Julie Walters and Mark Williams, 549 00:23:11.556 --> 00:23:13.183 they were like my second family. 550 00:23:13.266 --> 00:23:14.684 They were always kind of staying in character 551 00:23:14.768 --> 00:23:16.478 and they would have this kind of-- 552 00:23:16.561 --> 00:23:18.021 they would bounce off each other. 553 00:23:18.105 --> 00:23:20.190 - Dumbled--dom--mith. 554 00:23:20.273 --> 00:23:21.983 - Who? Who, dear? 555 00:23:22.067 --> 00:23:23.985 - Dumbledore must know you're here, Harry. 556 00:23:24.069 --> 00:23:25.487 [laughter] 557 00:23:25.570 --> 00:23:26.863 - Cut. 558 00:23:26.947 --> 00:23:28.573 Stop, stop. [laughter] 559 00:23:28.657 --> 00:23:30.325 - This isn't working. 560 00:23:30.408 --> 00:23:31.493 - Can't believe it. 561 00:23:31.576 --> 00:23:33.036 - You guys look great. - Hello. 562 00:23:33.120 --> 00:23:34.579 - How are you? This is amazing. 563 00:23:34.663 --> 00:23:35.831 How're you guys doing? - Very well, thank you. 564 00:23:35.914 --> 00:23:37.290 How are you? - Good. 565 00:23:37.374 --> 00:23:39.000 This is so exciting. - Yeah. 566 00:23:39.084 --> 00:23:40.418 - It's the first time I've been back since "Azkaban." 567 00:23:40.502 --> 00:23:42.170 - We didn't know you were gonna come back. 568 00:23:42.254 --> 00:23:46.007 - The Weasley family values were consideration, 569 00:23:46.091 --> 00:23:48.635 thoughtfulness, and fun! 570 00:23:48.718 --> 00:23:52.139 Now, Harry, you must know all about Muggles. 571 00:23:52.222 --> 00:23:55.851 Tell me, what exactly is the function of a rubber duck? 572 00:23:55.934 --> 00:23:58.478 It's just very natural when we were all together. 573 00:23:58.562 --> 00:24:01.648 It was a family, you know, in all but name. 574 00:24:01.731 --> 00:24:03.275 - That's the cool thing about it as well is that you see 575 00:24:03.358 --> 00:24:06.319 that--that motion where they are very inclusive 576 00:24:06.403 --> 00:24:09.531 and then you see the complete opposite with the Malfoys. 577 00:24:09.614 --> 00:24:11.616 - Yeah, it's always such a good comparison, 578 00:24:11.700 --> 00:24:12.951 the two families side by side. 579 00:24:13.034 --> 00:24:14.703 - A real chalk and cheese side of it. 580 00:24:14.786 --> 00:24:17.539 - Not now, Draco. Play nicely. 581 00:24:17.622 --> 00:24:19.166 [ominous music] 582 00:24:19.249 --> 00:24:21.877 Mr. Potter. 583 00:24:21.960 --> 00:24:24.421 Lucius Malfoy. 584 00:24:24.504 --> 00:24:26.173 We meet at last. 585 00:24:26.256 --> 00:24:27.674 I was first aware of Harry Potter 586 00:24:27.757 --> 00:24:29.217 because everybody was reading the books 587 00:24:29.301 --> 00:24:31.136 on the tube everywhere I went. 588 00:24:31.219 --> 00:24:32.888 I'm convinced I ended up playing Lucius 589 00:24:32.971 --> 00:24:34.472 because I didn't want to. 590 00:24:34.556 --> 00:24:36.099 I went to audition for Gilderoy Lockhart 591 00:24:36.183 --> 00:24:37.726 and Chris said, "That was great. 592 00:24:37.809 --> 00:24:39.394 Would you mind reading a different part?" 593 00:24:39.477 --> 00:24:41.605 I was about to play Captain Hook in "Peter Pan" 594 00:24:41.688 --> 00:24:42.898 and I thought, "Well, I don't wanna play 595 00:24:42.981 --> 00:24:44.399 two children's villains." 596 00:24:44.482 --> 00:24:47.027 And I read through gritted teeth. 597 00:24:47.110 --> 00:24:48.570 I was deeply bitter, 598 00:24:48.653 --> 00:24:50.864 and, of course, that's exactly what was necessary, 599 00:24:50.947 --> 00:24:54.242 and they asked me to play Lucius, and thank God they did. 600 00:24:54.326 --> 00:24:56.244 How dare you? 601 00:24:56.328 --> 00:24:58.455 The point of him being in the story to me 602 00:24:58.538 --> 00:25:01.500 was to explain why Draco was such a horrible, 603 00:25:01.583 --> 00:25:04.711 heartless, sadistic bully at school. 604 00:25:04.794 --> 00:25:07.631 - Red hair and a hand-me-down robe? 605 00:25:07.714 --> 00:25:09.883 You must be a Weasley. 606 00:25:09.966 --> 00:25:12.010 He's a product of his parents, Draco, 607 00:25:12.093 --> 00:25:15.096 and he's got really bad parents. 608 00:25:15.180 --> 00:25:16.890 If Hagrid was your first influence, 609 00:25:16.973 --> 00:25:18.266 chances are, you're gonna be... 610 00:25:18.350 --> 00:25:19.768 [as Hagrid] "All right there, mate." 611 00:25:19.851 --> 00:25:21.311 You're gonna be lovely and--and very huggy. 612 00:25:21.394 --> 00:25:23.980 - Isn't he beautiful? Oh, bless him. 613 00:25:24.064 --> 00:25:27.400 Look, he knows his mummy. [chuckles] 614 00:25:27.484 --> 00:25:29.277 [fire blasts] Ooh! 615 00:25:29.361 --> 00:25:30.278 [gasping] 616 00:25:30.362 --> 00:25:31.947 - If your dad is a psychopath 617 00:25:32.030 --> 00:25:34.491 wielding a cobra cane about, 618 00:25:34.574 --> 00:25:36.785 you're probably not gonna be the friendliest geezer. 619 00:25:36.868 --> 00:25:39.162 - 37, take one. Camera mark. 620 00:25:39.246 --> 00:25:43.333 - Tom, remember, slow. You're telling a tale. 621 00:25:43.416 --> 00:25:46.962 But sinister, soft. Set and action. 622 00:25:47.045 --> 00:25:49.297 - I adored Tom from the second I met him. 623 00:25:49.381 --> 00:25:52.259 He was always just the biggest sweetheart. 624 00:25:52.342 --> 00:25:54.970 - Working with Jason was a real treat. 625 00:25:56.054 --> 00:25:58.515 In fact, working with Jason was not always a treat. 626 00:25:58.598 --> 00:26:03.019 Just immediately turned into the most unfriendly, 627 00:26:03.103 --> 00:26:05.230 horrible person I've ever met. 628 00:26:05.313 --> 00:26:08.024 - I just remember grabbing him and--and just being 629 00:26:08.108 --> 00:26:09.859 as unpleasant as I possibly could 630 00:26:09.943 --> 00:26:12.821 and watching his little face constantly seeking my approval. 631 00:26:12.904 --> 00:26:15.573 The very first scene that I shot was actually cut 632 00:26:15.657 --> 00:26:17.158 and is on the deleted scenes. 633 00:26:17.242 --> 00:26:19.452 Draco touched something, and I used this cane 634 00:26:19.536 --> 00:26:20.620 and I went-- 635 00:26:20.704 --> 00:26:23.164 Don't touch anything, Draco. 636 00:26:23.248 --> 00:26:25.292 But I didn't know how sharp the teeth were 637 00:26:25.375 --> 00:26:27.419 and they went right into little Tom's hands 638 00:26:27.502 --> 00:26:30.839 and he looked up at me and his eyes welled with tears. 639 00:26:30.922 --> 00:26:32.340 - Yes, Father. 640 00:26:32.424 --> 00:26:34.259 - And I went, "Tom, I'm so sorry, I didn't realize 641 00:26:34.342 --> 00:26:36.052 how sharp they were and how heavy it was." 642 00:26:36.136 --> 00:26:37.679 And he went, "No, no, it's all right. 643 00:26:37.762 --> 00:26:38.805 It was good for the scene." 644 00:26:38.888 --> 00:26:40.348 - He'd be this evil father, 645 00:26:40.432 --> 00:26:41.891 and then they'd say, "Cut." 646 00:26:41.975 --> 00:26:43.518 And he'll come and give you a cuddle and say, 647 00:26:43.601 --> 00:26:45.353 "Oh, did I hit you too hard? Did I hit you too hard?" 648 00:26:45.437 --> 00:26:48.356 He's a real, you know, Jekyll and Hyde, that one. 649 00:26:48.440 --> 00:26:49.983 - [scoffs] 650 00:26:50.900 --> 00:26:53.486 - Yeah! Yeah! 651 00:26:53.570 --> 00:26:56.406 Whoo-hoo! Yeah! 652 00:26:56.489 --> 00:26:58.616 Harry Potter. 653 00:26:58.700 --> 00:27:00.410 Such an honor it is. 654 00:27:00.493 --> 00:27:02.203 - I remember saying to a friend, 655 00:27:02.287 --> 00:27:05.957 "You know, I've got this part. It's an elf in Harry Potter." 656 00:27:06.041 --> 00:27:11.796 And the squeals of joy and the complete despair 657 00:27:11.880 --> 00:27:14.966 at my not understanding, you know, 658 00:27:15.050 --> 00:27:17.302 how important this character was. 659 00:27:17.385 --> 00:27:19.387 [ominous music] 660 00:27:19.471 --> 00:27:20.555 ♪ ♪ 661 00:27:20.638 --> 00:27:22.223 - We did a take and he goes, 662 00:27:22.307 --> 00:27:24.184 "Thank you, this will be all," and I swung my leg out, 663 00:27:24.267 --> 00:27:26.227 and I stepped down and I swung my stick, 664 00:27:26.311 --> 00:27:27.812 and Chris goes, "Cut. 665 00:27:27.896 --> 00:27:29.731 Can we clean the floor where Jason slipped, please?" 666 00:27:29.814 --> 00:27:31.483 And I said, "No, I didn't slip." 667 00:27:31.566 --> 00:27:33.068 He said, "Well, what happened?" 668 00:27:33.151 --> 00:27:35.487 And I said, "I kicked Dobby down the stairs." 669 00:27:35.570 --> 00:27:37.781 - [screeches] 670 00:27:37.864 --> 00:27:40.408 [whimpers] 671 00:27:40.492 --> 00:27:41.826 [yelps] 672 00:27:41.910 --> 00:27:43.828 - And I just thought, "This is gonna be 673 00:27:43.912 --> 00:27:46.164 ridiculously good fun." 674 00:27:46.247 --> 00:27:48.583 - Mr. Malfoy. 675 00:27:48.666 --> 00:27:51.169 Mr. Malfoy! 676 00:27:51.252 --> 00:27:53.713 I have something of yours. 677 00:27:54.839 --> 00:27:57.300 - The sock is pathetic, isn't it, on one level? 678 00:27:57.384 --> 00:27:59.469 But on another level, it's everything, 679 00:27:59.552 --> 00:28:02.931 and that's, I think, the beauty of the character. 680 00:28:03.014 --> 00:28:06.309 - Master has given Dobby a sock? 681 00:28:06.393 --> 00:28:08.478 - What? I didn't g-- 682 00:28:08.561 --> 00:28:12.607 - Master has presented Dobby with clothes. 683 00:28:12.690 --> 00:28:15.610 Dobby is free. 684 00:28:15.693 --> 00:28:17.654 - One of the major themes is this alliance 685 00:28:17.737 --> 00:28:20.156 of friends who endure. 686 00:28:20.240 --> 00:28:23.201 [emotional music] 687 00:28:23.284 --> 00:28:30.375 ♪ ♪ 688 00:28:34.462 --> 00:28:37.465 - So you and I had one of our greatest laughs together... 689 00:28:37.549 --> 00:28:39.008 - Yes. - With Richard Harris. 690 00:28:39.092 --> 00:28:42.053 And we had a animatronic version 691 00:28:42.137 --> 00:28:43.388 of Fawkes the phoenix 692 00:28:43.471 --> 00:28:45.181 and it was this bird-- big, red bird 693 00:28:45.265 --> 00:28:46.641 that doesn't exist in life. - That does not exist. 694 00:28:46.724 --> 00:28:48.351 It's not-- it wasn't unrealistic. 695 00:28:48.435 --> 00:28:50.019 Like, it could, I guess. 696 00:28:50.103 --> 00:28:53.690 - Richard came in and looked at the phoenix and said, 697 00:28:53.773 --> 00:28:56.818 "Wow, they train these animals marvelously these days." 698 00:28:56.901 --> 00:28:58.611 - 'Cause they had a camera inside the eyes, 699 00:28:58.695 --> 00:29:00.488 so they could see Richard looking at it, 700 00:29:00.572 --> 00:29:01.906 and then they were like, 701 00:29:01.990 --> 00:29:04.284 "Well, we don't wanna break the spell, 702 00:29:04.367 --> 00:29:06.119 so we'll just keep the bird reacting and moving." 703 00:29:06.202 --> 00:29:08.079 And then that, of course, you know, got into a cycle 704 00:29:08.163 --> 00:29:10.165 where Richard was like, "The bird is responding to me." 705 00:29:10.248 --> 00:29:14.377 - Ah, fascinating creatures, phoenixes. 706 00:29:14.461 --> 00:29:17.839 They can carry immensely heavy loads, 707 00:29:17.922 --> 00:29:21.301 and their--their tears have healing powers. 708 00:29:21.384 --> 00:29:22.844 - We never told him. - No, we never told him. 709 00:29:22.927 --> 00:29:23.970 - No. - He just thought it was 710 00:29:24.053 --> 00:29:25.388 a real bird. - Yeah. 711 00:29:25.472 --> 00:29:26.973 - It was insane that we were part of that. 712 00:29:27.056 --> 00:29:28.725 - You know, I do not know of another human being 713 00:29:28.808 --> 00:29:30.310 that could have started the series in the way you did. 714 00:29:30.393 --> 00:29:31.769 - Well, that-- that makes me feel great. 715 00:29:31.853 --> 00:29:33.104 I've always felt guilty about leaving. 716 00:29:33.188 --> 00:29:34.522 I really did. - Don't. 717 00:29:34.606 --> 00:29:37.108 - When I said goodbye to you guys, I was like, 718 00:29:37.192 --> 00:29:39.194 "I can't believe I'm leaving these guys." 719 00:29:39.277 --> 00:29:41.029 - And I think you honestly-- I don't think you ever 720 00:29:41.112 --> 00:29:43.948 get enough credit for, like, what you achieved 721 00:29:44.032 --> 00:29:46.075 on those first two and with all of us, 722 00:29:46.159 --> 00:29:47.619 and so thank you so much for that. 723 00:29:47.702 --> 00:29:50.371 - It's been the greatest experience of my life. 724 00:29:50.455 --> 00:29:52.957 [soft music] 725 00:29:53.041 --> 00:29:56.461 - You fail to recognize that it matters not 726 00:29:56.544 --> 00:29:59.756 what someone is born... 727 00:29:59.839 --> 00:30:02.717 but what they grow to be. 728 00:30:02.800 --> 00:30:05.136 [liquid bubbling] 729 00:30:05.220 --> 00:30:11.392 ♪ ♪ 730 00:30:11.476 --> 00:30:14.145 - Hello. [both laughing] 731 00:30:14.229 --> 00:30:17.065 [speaking indistinct] 732 00:30:17.148 --> 00:30:19.567 - Oh, thank you for coming. 733 00:30:19.651 --> 00:30:21.152 Thanks for chatting. 734 00:30:21.236 --> 00:30:22.737 [dramatic music] 735 00:30:22.820 --> 00:30:26.282 - Who is that? That man. 736 00:30:26.366 --> 00:30:27.909 - Who is that? 737 00:30:27.992 --> 00:30:30.620 That is Sirius Black, that is. 738 00:30:30.703 --> 00:30:32.247 ♪ ♪ 739 00:30:32.330 --> 00:30:35.083 - Sirius Black is an essential character for Harry. 740 00:30:35.166 --> 00:30:36.584 It's part of Jo's themes of 741 00:30:36.668 --> 00:30:38.419 "Don't judge a book by its cover," you know? 742 00:30:38.503 --> 00:30:40.255 The image of Sirius Black as a criminal 743 00:30:40.338 --> 00:30:42.465 is one that's presented to Harry. 744 00:30:42.549 --> 00:30:44.592 - We have a killer on the loose. 745 00:30:44.676 --> 00:30:46.594 - Sirius Black, you mean? 746 00:30:46.678 --> 00:30:48.388 But what's he got to do with me? 747 00:30:48.471 --> 00:30:50.682 - And yet, when Harry meets him 748 00:30:50.765 --> 00:30:52.809 and through the course of the third film, 749 00:30:52.892 --> 00:30:56.604 he comes to learn that he's not who he has been told he was. 750 00:30:56.688 --> 00:30:58.439 He's somebody very different. 751 00:30:58.523 --> 00:31:01.401 And Gary is such a remarkable actor. 752 00:31:01.484 --> 00:31:03.444 One of the reasons we chose him is he obviously 753 00:31:03.528 --> 00:31:05.947 has the potential for darkness, 754 00:31:06.030 --> 00:31:11.619 but he has such soul and has such a warmth within. 755 00:31:11.703 --> 00:31:13.454 - Can I ask you, when were-- 756 00:31:13.538 --> 00:31:15.498 were you first approached to be Sirius? 757 00:31:15.582 --> 00:31:17.125 - I was aware of Harry Potter, 758 00:31:17.208 --> 00:31:20.628 but it--it was very much a sort of kids' thing. 759 00:31:20.712 --> 00:31:24.132 People were telling me to read the books and I had kids, 760 00:31:24.215 --> 00:31:27.135 so it was gonna be in my universe somewhere. 761 00:31:27.218 --> 00:31:31.014 And then they were taking a slightly darker approach. 762 00:31:31.097 --> 00:31:32.682 - Yeah. - The book was interesting. 763 00:31:32.765 --> 00:31:35.268 I met Alfonso, and I think at the time, 764 00:31:35.351 --> 00:31:36.644 he was the main attraction. 765 00:31:36.728 --> 00:31:38.354 - Now, remember, guys, that you have to 766 00:31:38.438 --> 00:31:40.607 take care of your frogs. - Yeah. Don't worry. 767 00:31:40.690 --> 00:31:44.235 - For "Azkaban," it's a coming of age. 768 00:31:44.319 --> 00:31:47.572 They're passing the threshold between childhood 769 00:31:47.655 --> 00:31:50.408 and their teenage years. 770 00:31:50.491 --> 00:31:53.828 In the first two, Harry is still a child. 771 00:31:53.911 --> 00:32:00.168 There is a greater optimism around the tone itself. 772 00:32:00.251 --> 00:32:02.920 Nevertheless, when he turns 13, 773 00:32:03.004 --> 00:32:04.255 there's a big cloud 774 00:32:04.339 --> 00:32:07.175 that overshadows everything around Harry, 775 00:32:07.258 --> 00:32:10.845 and we needed to convey that also stylistically. 776 00:32:10.928 --> 00:32:13.890 [ominous music] 777 00:32:13.973 --> 00:32:16.434 ♪ ♪ 778 00:32:16.517 --> 00:32:19.479 [train wheels screeching] 779 00:32:19.562 --> 00:32:21.689 - What's going on? 780 00:32:21.773 --> 00:32:25.109 - Don't know, maybe we've broken down. 781 00:32:25.193 --> 00:32:32.158 ♪ ♪ 782 00:32:33.159 --> 00:32:37.955 - "Prisoner of Azkaban" felt like a whole new era, really. 783 00:32:38.039 --> 00:32:40.708 It was a much darker kind of story. 784 00:32:40.792 --> 00:32:43.544 There was a lot of kind of quite adult themes in it. 785 00:32:43.628 --> 00:32:46.047 - The descriptions that JK Rowling 786 00:32:46.130 --> 00:32:48.883 has of the dementors are very scary, 787 00:32:48.966 --> 00:32:52.929 and I really wanted to convey the sense that the dementors, 788 00:32:53.012 --> 00:32:57.392 what they do is they suck all the joy away, 789 00:32:57.475 --> 00:33:01.813 that they were sucking an essence of Harry. 790 00:33:01.896 --> 00:33:04.899 But I think that the most important piece 791 00:33:04.982 --> 00:33:08.152 to achieve that was Dan's performance. 792 00:33:09.696 --> 00:33:12.740 - When was "Azkaban"-- how old were you? 793 00:33:12.824 --> 00:33:14.075 - 14. 794 00:33:14.158 --> 00:33:15.368 - Really? - Yeah. 795 00:33:15.451 --> 00:33:16.953 - When we first met? - Yeah. 796 00:33:17.036 --> 00:33:20.415 - I think I had a natural sort of paternal thing. 797 00:33:20.498 --> 00:33:23.584 [both grunting] 798 00:33:25.336 --> 00:33:26.504 [chuckles] 799 00:33:26.587 --> 00:33:28.631 Are you going to kill me, Harry? 800 00:33:28.715 --> 00:33:30.550 - The first person I remember being, like, 801 00:33:30.633 --> 00:33:32.468 in order of when they came in was Gary. 802 00:33:32.552 --> 00:33:34.053 - I remember that. I remember-- 803 00:33:34.137 --> 00:33:36.597 I remember you giving me the Gary chat. 804 00:33:36.681 --> 00:33:39.267 Yeah, you were like, "Listen, Emma, you need to be cool, 805 00:33:39.350 --> 00:33:41.811 "because Gary Oldman-- it's a really big deal, 806 00:33:41.894 --> 00:33:44.397 and you need to be cool," and I was like, "Okay." 807 00:33:44.480 --> 00:33:46.149 - And which was--which was really a projection 808 00:33:46.232 --> 00:33:47.900 of my own fears 'cause I was like, 809 00:33:47.984 --> 00:33:50.903 "Dan, you need to be cool. This guy's a big deal." 810 00:33:52.029 --> 00:33:54.615 - Dan was first a bit daunted. 811 00:33:54.699 --> 00:33:58.119 And Gary was amazingly generous as a person, 812 00:33:58.202 --> 00:34:00.997 but also as an actor, and immediately embrace him 813 00:34:01.080 --> 00:34:04.125 and include him in--in the acting process. 814 00:34:04.208 --> 00:34:07.420 It was really sweet to--to see the two of them. 815 00:34:07.503 --> 00:34:11.966 And it was almost as if it was mirroring that relationship 816 00:34:12.049 --> 00:34:15.011 because, in many ways, Harry has made a totem 817 00:34:15.094 --> 00:34:16.971 out of Sirius Black. 818 00:34:17.054 --> 00:34:20.266 That totem that is kind of unapproachable 819 00:34:20.349 --> 00:34:22.310 and in many ways scary. 820 00:34:22.393 --> 00:34:24.604 And then that was not unlike in the film 821 00:34:24.687 --> 00:34:27.231 that when they discover who they truly are, 822 00:34:27.315 --> 00:34:29.817 is when suddenly there's an amazing bond. 823 00:34:29.901 --> 00:34:32.069 - You saw them between takes 824 00:34:32.153 --> 00:34:34.906 sitting with each other, talking and laughing. 825 00:34:34.989 --> 00:34:37.825 And you could see in the way that Dan looked at Gary 826 00:34:37.909 --> 00:34:41.662 the adulation and the respect that he had for him. 827 00:34:41.746 --> 00:34:43.331 - All the stuff in the Shrieking Shack at the end, 828 00:34:43.414 --> 00:34:44.999 I feel like me and Rupert and Emma were just, like, 829 00:34:45.082 --> 00:34:46.209 watching tennis in that scene just being like, 830 00:34:46.292 --> 00:34:47.752 "This is acting, guys. 831 00:34:47.835 --> 00:34:49.837 This is what we all need to be working towards." 832 00:34:49.921 --> 00:34:52.006 - There was Tim Spall, 833 00:34:52.089 --> 00:34:53.966 the one and only Alan Rickman. - Yeah. 834 00:34:54.050 --> 00:34:58.012 - David Thewlis, you, Emma, Rupert. 835 00:34:58.096 --> 00:34:59.847 - It's really nice of you to include me, Emma, and Rupert 836 00:34:59.931 --> 00:35:00.973 in that group. 837 00:35:01.057 --> 00:35:02.433 To watch you guys act but also 838 00:35:02.517 --> 00:35:04.143 just watching you guys as people 839 00:35:04.227 --> 00:35:06.354 and just watching these, like, incredible actors 840 00:35:06.437 --> 00:35:08.022 who were just like, "Oh, yeah, no. 841 00:35:08.105 --> 00:35:09.941 "You're just people and you'd have fun in between 842 00:35:10.024 --> 00:35:11.776 and the whole process doesn't have to be painful." 843 00:35:11.859 --> 00:35:13.736 It can be intense and you showed me the wonders 844 00:35:13.820 --> 00:35:16.197 of that sometimes as well and that was really important. 845 00:35:16.280 --> 00:35:17.865 - Let's kill him! - Wait. 846 00:35:17.949 --> 00:35:23.162 - I did my waiting! 12 years of it! 847 00:35:23.246 --> 00:35:24.956 In Azkaban! 848 00:35:25.039 --> 00:35:26.415 - I have never done a scene 849 00:35:26.499 --> 00:35:28.835 with such an amazing cast in my life. 850 00:35:28.918 --> 00:35:30.503 It's a very long scene. 851 00:35:30.586 --> 00:35:32.463 It's a scene in which there are a lot of twists 852 00:35:32.547 --> 00:35:35.007 inside the scene, and it was so much fun. 853 00:35:35.091 --> 00:35:38.678 It's an intense scene in which a lot of things are at stake. 854 00:35:38.761 --> 00:35:41.222 - No! I trusted you! 855 00:35:41.305 --> 00:35:44.809 - And you can see-- Rupert and Emma and Dan-- 856 00:35:44.892 --> 00:35:47.895 that they are completely committed to this scene. 857 00:35:47.979 --> 00:35:51.399 I love it. I-I have such a great memory of it. 858 00:35:51.482 --> 00:35:54.026 - I told Dumbledore you were helping an old friend 859 00:35:54.110 --> 00:35:56.571 into the castle, and now here's the proof. 860 00:35:56.654 --> 00:35:58.614 - Brilliant, Snape. Once again, 861 00:35:58.698 --> 00:36:00.616 you've put your keen and penetrating mind to the task, 862 00:36:00.700 --> 00:36:02.910 and as usual, come to the wrong conclusion. 863 00:36:03.786 --> 00:36:05.621 - I always loved the character of Sirius. 864 00:36:05.705 --> 00:36:07.415 I love the relationship Harry and Sirius have. 865 00:36:07.498 --> 00:36:11.377 He's like this cool uncle, but also older brother figure. 866 00:36:11.460 --> 00:36:14.088 - He's painted as this villainous guy 867 00:36:14.172 --> 00:36:16.674 and then has the switch where you go, 868 00:36:16.757 --> 00:36:19.760 "Oh, he was set up and he's a good guy." 869 00:36:19.844 --> 00:36:21.262 - And he's so kind and so warm-- 870 00:36:21.345 --> 00:36:22.597 - And he's warm and kind-- - And cool. 871 00:36:22.680 --> 00:36:24.473 - And he's kinda cool. - Yeah. 872 00:36:24.557 --> 00:36:27.476 - I wish I'd had the whole picture. 873 00:36:27.560 --> 00:36:29.478 You know, we only ever found out book-- 874 00:36:29.562 --> 00:36:30.897 - Yeah, book by book. 875 00:36:30.980 --> 00:36:32.398 - I don't know whether you-- - I did not. 876 00:36:32.481 --> 00:36:33.858 - Because you were Harry Potter, you had a-- 877 00:36:33.941 --> 00:36:35.192 - Just Rickman. Rickman did. That was it. 878 00:36:35.276 --> 00:36:36.903 - Rickman? - He had the inside line. 879 00:36:36.986 --> 00:36:38.195 - He worked that well. 880 00:36:38.279 --> 00:36:39.989 - He very, very early said to Jo, 881 00:36:40.072 --> 00:36:42.533 he was like, "I think I need to know what happens." 882 00:36:42.617 --> 00:36:43.951 - [as Snape] I need to know. 883 00:36:44.035 --> 00:36:45.119 - [laughs] 884 00:36:45.202 --> 00:36:48.539 - Give me a reason. I beg you. 885 00:36:48.623 --> 00:36:50.249 - Rickman would have an in, wouldn't he? 886 00:36:50.333 --> 00:36:51.584 - He did, yeah. 887 00:36:51.667 --> 00:36:53.127 And he never told Chris, never told anyone. 888 00:36:53.210 --> 00:36:54.587 He would--Chris would literally say to him, 889 00:36:54.670 --> 00:36:55.880 "Why are you doing that like that?" 890 00:36:55.963 --> 00:36:57.423 He'd say, "I'll tell you later." 891 00:36:57.506 --> 00:37:00.593 [both laughing] 892 00:37:01.969 --> 00:37:04.680 - Yeah, "You'll find out on a need-to-know basis." 893 00:37:04.764 --> 00:37:06.182 - Wait a decade. 894 00:37:06.265 --> 00:37:10.061 - Dan was not a child actor. Was another fellow actor. 895 00:37:10.144 --> 00:37:12.313 - Alfonso was like, "Now you're teenagers, 896 00:37:12.396 --> 00:37:13.814 and I'm gonna treat you like a teenager." 897 00:37:13.898 --> 00:37:15.358 And he was the first one who, like, 898 00:37:15.441 --> 00:37:17.818 assigned us homework. - Yeah. 899 00:37:17.902 --> 00:37:19.195 - Loosen up, loosen up. 900 00:37:19.278 --> 00:37:21.113 - He wanted to get to know us, 901 00:37:21.197 --> 00:37:24.158 so he set us this exercise where he asked us 902 00:37:24.241 --> 00:37:26.035 to write an essay in character. 903 00:37:26.118 --> 00:37:28.663 [whistles] [laughter] 904 00:37:28.746 --> 00:37:30.998 - He was like, "You know these characters 905 00:37:31.082 --> 00:37:33.334 "at this point better than I'm ever gonna be able 906 00:37:33.417 --> 00:37:36.295 to understand who they are, so you tell me." 907 00:37:36.379 --> 00:37:37.922 - And after about, sort of, 908 00:37:38.005 --> 00:37:39.882 a half a side of A4, I was like, 909 00:37:39.966 --> 00:37:41.968 "I feel like I've pretty much covered everything. 910 00:37:42.051 --> 00:37:45.262 "Like, Jo has written a good 500 pages about this, 911 00:37:45.346 --> 00:37:47.848 "but I feel like this one pretty much sums it up. 912 00:37:47.932 --> 00:37:50.184 Great, okay. Yeah, cool. Proud of that. Bring that in." 913 00:37:50.268 --> 00:37:54.355 - Of course, Emma writes, like, 12 pages, 914 00:37:54.438 --> 00:37:55.815 like, beautifully written. 915 00:37:55.898 --> 00:37:59.986 - Rupert didn't deliver anything. 916 00:38:00.069 --> 00:38:01.529 - I didn't do it. 917 00:38:01.612 --> 00:38:03.364 - And I said, "Rupert, where's your assignment?" 918 00:38:03.447 --> 00:38:08.911 He says, "Well, uh, I thought that Ron wouldn't do it..." 919 00:38:08.995 --> 00:38:11.789 [laughs] "So I didn't do it." 920 00:38:11.872 --> 00:38:14.041 - I mean, luckily, Alfonso kind of saw 921 00:38:14.125 --> 00:38:15.918 that it was very in character for--for-- 922 00:38:16.002 --> 00:38:17.336 for me not to have done it. 923 00:38:17.420 --> 00:38:20.881 - Rupert is Ron. 924 00:38:20.965 --> 00:38:23.676 It's just Ron 100%. 925 00:38:23.759 --> 00:38:28.222 Emma is just such an effortless actor. 926 00:38:28.306 --> 00:38:30.099 She prepares a lot. 927 00:38:30.182 --> 00:38:32.560 When you're doing the scenes, it's as if everything 928 00:38:32.643 --> 00:38:34.228 is just flowing out of her. 929 00:38:34.311 --> 00:38:37.356 The truth of the matter is that they are great actors. 930 00:38:37.440 --> 00:38:41.485 Sirius Black finds a redemption 931 00:38:41.569 --> 00:38:45.990 by having Harry understanding who he truly is. 932 00:38:46.073 --> 00:38:47.992 It's a moment of-- of great liberation, 933 00:38:48.075 --> 00:38:49.744 of great freedom, 934 00:38:49.827 --> 00:38:53.831 and all of this is conveyed symbolically in the two of them 935 00:38:53.914 --> 00:38:57.543 flying in the night under the silver moon. 936 00:38:57.626 --> 00:39:00.588 [emotional music] 937 00:39:00.671 --> 00:39:02.339 ♪ ♪ 938 00:39:02.423 --> 00:39:04.258 - It was like a family, wasn't it? 939 00:39:04.341 --> 00:39:05.468 - Yeah. 940 00:39:05.551 --> 00:39:07.845 - More than any other experience. 941 00:39:07.928 --> 00:39:09.597 You never have that in the movies 942 00:39:09.680 --> 00:39:11.432 because you work with a bunch of people 943 00:39:11.515 --> 00:39:13.017 and you get friendly with them 944 00:39:13.100 --> 00:39:15.728 and then most of them you would never see again. 945 00:39:15.811 --> 00:39:19.023 But with "Potter," you would come--you would come back 946 00:39:19.106 --> 00:39:23.652 and that's what made it, amongst many things, 947 00:39:23.736 --> 00:39:25.821 what made it very special. - Yeah. 948 00:39:25.905 --> 00:39:28.157 It just feels like, you know, being in these, 949 00:39:28.240 --> 00:39:30.618 you get to be a part of film history. 950 00:39:30.701 --> 00:39:33.287 [dramatic music] 951 00:39:33.370 --> 00:39:37.291 ♪ ♪ 952 00:39:37.375 --> 00:39:39.293 - [shouts] 953 00:39:39.376 --> 00:39:41.295 - Hogwarts has been chosen 954 00:39:41.378 --> 00:39:44.799 to host the Triwizard Tournament. 955 00:39:44.882 --> 00:39:47.343 [cheers and applause] 956 00:39:47.426 --> 00:39:48.928 - "The Goblet of Fire" 957 00:39:49.011 --> 00:39:51.972 during all of the Triwizard Tournament stuff, 958 00:39:52.056 --> 00:39:56.894 it was so lovely to be surprised and blown away 959 00:39:56.977 --> 00:40:02.650 and, like, taken away by the magic of the scenes 960 00:40:02.733 --> 00:40:03.984 and to be surprised. 961 00:40:04.068 --> 00:40:05.319 Like, I remember seeing the Beauxbatons 962 00:40:05.402 --> 00:40:07.196 come and do their entrance 963 00:40:07.279 --> 00:40:09.490 and the Durmstrangs. 964 00:40:09.573 --> 00:40:11.325 It was really cool. 965 00:40:11.408 --> 00:40:12.993 [fire whooshes] 966 00:40:13.077 --> 00:40:15.496 - With the fourth film, we wanted a British director. 967 00:40:15.579 --> 00:40:17.206 We wanted something quite theatrical. 968 00:40:17.289 --> 00:40:18.624 - Cut, thank you very much. 969 00:40:18.707 --> 00:40:22.711 - Mike is just this excited, 970 00:40:22.795 --> 00:40:25.714 loud, passionate man. 971 00:40:25.798 --> 00:40:27.299 [all shouting] 972 00:40:27.383 --> 00:40:29.218 He was a perfect director for that film. 973 00:40:29.301 --> 00:40:31.804 It was a really, like, bombastic, 974 00:40:31.887 --> 00:40:35.808 action-packed, wonderful, eccentric film. 975 00:40:35.891 --> 00:40:37.476 - I love Mike. He was great. 976 00:40:37.560 --> 00:40:39.520 I mean, he was almost like he was from the books. 977 00:40:39.603 --> 00:40:42.356 He was like a Hogwarts character. 978 00:40:42.439 --> 00:40:44.650 - The fourth book is the biggest of them. 979 00:40:44.733 --> 00:40:47.361 It's about 900 pages. It's a doorstop. 980 00:40:47.444 --> 00:40:48.988 It's a house brick. 981 00:40:49.071 --> 00:40:50.447 Action! 982 00:40:50.531 --> 00:40:53.451 And I thought, if it's really gonna nail 983 00:40:53.534 --> 00:40:55.369 the little darlings to their seats, 984 00:40:55.452 --> 00:41:01.208 then it has to have this great, big, energetic core to it. 985 00:41:01.292 --> 00:41:04.545 - He was just this kind of, like, firecracker of energy. 986 00:41:04.628 --> 00:41:06.213 He'd get so excited by things. 987 00:41:06.297 --> 00:41:08.549 And there was this kind of really endearing, 988 00:41:08.632 --> 00:41:10.384 like, childlike quality to--to him. 989 00:41:10.467 --> 00:41:13.220 - He loved the humor as well and would always 990 00:41:13.304 --> 00:41:15.139 try and find it in every scene. 991 00:41:15.222 --> 00:41:17.975 - It was probably only a couple of films in 992 00:41:18.058 --> 00:41:20.060 that I sort of started to feel nervous. 993 00:41:20.144 --> 00:41:21.896 And I remember-- - It was Mike's change 994 00:41:21.979 --> 00:41:23.230 when--when Columbus left. 995 00:41:23.314 --> 00:41:24.648 It was definitely a bit of a different-- 996 00:41:24.732 --> 00:41:26.192 - Yeah, it was a different vibe. 997 00:41:26.275 --> 00:41:28.235 - Mike Newell. - Mike treated us like adults. 998 00:41:28.319 --> 00:41:29.486 - That was it. - Yeah. 999 00:41:29.570 --> 00:41:31.405 - He did, I suppose. - Yeah. 1000 00:41:31.489 --> 00:41:33.115 - We did have fun on set. 1001 00:41:33.199 --> 00:41:35.576 [lively music] 1002 00:41:36.493 --> 00:41:39.872 - The Weasley twins, whom I-I was very fond of, 1003 00:41:39.955 --> 00:41:42.458 they had to fight. 1004 00:41:42.541 --> 00:41:44.752 - We were doing the scene when Fred and George 1005 00:41:44.835 --> 00:41:46.921 are rejected from entering the Triwizard Tournament. 1006 00:41:47.004 --> 00:41:49.673 And then we had these wigs on and beards on. 1007 00:41:49.757 --> 00:41:51.509 What looked like old men. 1008 00:41:51.592 --> 00:41:53.344 And Mike said, "Okay, so I think you guys will be really 1009 00:41:53.427 --> 00:41:54.678 "annoyed with each other. I think you should have 1010 00:41:54.762 --> 00:41:56.222 a good fight about this." 1011 00:41:56.305 --> 00:42:00.267 - These two were sort of, um, pressing about at it. 1012 00:42:00.351 --> 00:42:01.936 Cut! 1013 00:42:02.019 --> 00:42:04.438 And I said, "No, come on boys, really, it's a fight." 1014 00:42:04.521 --> 00:42:05.773 - Mike just came over. He said, 1015 00:42:05.856 --> 00:42:06.941 "No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no." 1016 00:42:07.024 --> 00:42:08.484 - Okay, who wants to fight? 1017 00:42:08.567 --> 00:42:11.070 - And like an idiot, I was like, "Oh, yeah, okay." 1018 00:42:11.153 --> 00:42:14.323 - Well, of course, I was a tubby 60-year-old gent 1019 00:42:14.406 --> 00:42:15.783 at that stage. 1020 00:42:15.866 --> 00:42:19.995 Um, and, uh, I-I really shouldn't have done it. 1021 00:42:20.079 --> 00:42:22.665 - And so he dived on me and, like, 1022 00:42:22.748 --> 00:42:25.167 just went like this, 1023 00:42:25.251 --> 00:42:27.711 to which I said, "Okay." So I did the same to him. 1024 00:42:27.795 --> 00:42:30.673 - I-I remember gripping him 'round the waist 1025 00:42:30.756 --> 00:42:33.217 and trying to fling him about and so forth 1026 00:42:33.300 --> 00:42:35.803 and cracked a couple of ribs. 1027 00:42:35.886 --> 00:42:39.223 And so was in absolute agony from--from then on. 1028 00:42:39.306 --> 00:42:41.725 But of course, the wonderful thing was 1029 00:42:41.809 --> 00:42:44.436 that I had made a complete twit of myself 1030 00:42:44.520 --> 00:42:47.231 and everybody felt much better for that. 1031 00:42:47.314 --> 00:42:50.901 - You know when you shouldn't break a director's rib? 1032 00:42:50.985 --> 00:42:52.736 - [sighs] 1033 00:42:52.820 --> 00:42:55.739 [plucky string music] 1034 00:42:55.823 --> 00:42:58.951 [indistinct chatter] 1035 00:42:59.034 --> 00:43:00.953 - [clears throat] 1036 00:43:02.246 --> 00:43:03.497 - In "The Goblet of Fire," 1037 00:43:03.580 --> 00:43:06.292 that film is just all about teenagers, 1038 00:43:06.375 --> 00:43:08.002 you know, having crushes for the first time, 1039 00:43:08.085 --> 00:43:10.796 asking someone to the date, to the Yule Ball. 1040 00:43:10.879 --> 00:43:13.215 They just mirrored all those kind of awkward phases 1041 00:43:13.299 --> 00:43:14.675 you go through as a teenager, 1042 00:43:14.758 --> 00:43:16.343 and they really felt like that, too, 1043 00:43:16.427 --> 00:43:18.846 because we were literally having the same experiences. 1044 00:43:18.929 --> 00:43:21.724 - The amount of, um, like, prep and coaching 1045 00:43:21.807 --> 00:43:23.309 Emma and I would give each other on, like, 1046 00:43:23.392 --> 00:43:25.185 texting to the opposite sex-- like, if we-- 1047 00:43:25.269 --> 00:43:26.729 if she was texting a boy or I was texting a girl, 1048 00:43:26.812 --> 00:43:28.564 I'd be like, "She sent me this many kisses back. 1049 00:43:28.647 --> 00:43:30.357 What do I do? This is a nightmare." 1050 00:43:30.441 --> 00:43:34.028 - We had that kind of older brother, younger sister thing. 1051 00:43:34.111 --> 00:43:35.821 - It was a very interesting film 1052 00:43:35.904 --> 00:43:37.990 in terms of a lot of hormones flying around. 1053 00:43:38.073 --> 00:43:39.325 [laughs] 1054 00:43:39.408 --> 00:43:40.743 - There was crushes, 1055 00:43:40.826 --> 00:43:42.328 and people went out with each other 1056 00:43:42.411 --> 00:43:44.204 and broke up and-- just like you do in-- 1057 00:43:44.288 --> 00:43:45.581 like I used to do at school. 1058 00:43:45.664 --> 00:43:47.791 Um, it was exactly the same environment, 1059 00:43:47.875 --> 00:43:50.461 but it was just in a Defense Against the Dark Arts class. 1060 00:43:50.544 --> 00:43:52.129 [book thuds] 1061 00:43:53.672 --> 00:43:57.134 - That film was probably peak hormone, at least for me. 1062 00:43:57.217 --> 00:43:59.386 ♪ ♪ 1063 00:43:59.470 --> 00:44:00.721 [giggling] 1064 00:44:00.804 --> 00:44:02.389 It was exactly what you'd expect. 1065 00:44:02.473 --> 00:44:04.058 And especially, like, the fourth film was the one 1066 00:44:04.141 --> 00:44:07.102 with, like, the Beauxbatons and the Durmstrangs, 1067 00:44:07.186 --> 00:44:09.480 so, like, you had a bunch of, 1068 00:44:09.563 --> 00:44:11.231 like, hormonal teenagers anyway, 1069 00:44:11.315 --> 00:44:14.234 and then, like, bring in two massive groups of new people, 1070 00:44:14.318 --> 00:44:17.071 all of them are, like, purposefully hot for the film. 1071 00:44:17.154 --> 00:44:19.698 Um, so it's, yeah, it was that-- 1072 00:44:19.782 --> 00:44:21.408 that film was, yeah, it was all kicking off. 1073 00:44:21.492 --> 00:44:24.119 - Why do they have to travel in packs? 1074 00:44:24.203 --> 00:44:27.081 He is just, like, a slightly awkward teenage boy 1075 00:44:27.164 --> 00:44:29.291 in a very unremarkable way, 1076 00:44:29.375 --> 00:44:30.751 which I suppose feels sort of remarkable 1077 00:44:30.834 --> 00:44:32.503 for a hero character in something. 1078 00:44:32.586 --> 00:44:34.088 - You slay dragons. 1079 00:44:34.171 --> 00:44:35.756 If you can't get a date, who can? 1080 00:44:35.839 --> 00:44:37.383 - I think I'd take the dragon right now. 1081 00:44:37.466 --> 00:44:41.053 Jo wrote him very endearingly in those years, 1082 00:44:41.136 --> 00:44:46.183 and I feel like it did not take a huge acting stretch 1083 00:44:46.266 --> 00:44:51.271 for me to tap into my awkward, nerdy, teenage side. 1084 00:44:51.355 --> 00:44:53.774 - Cho. - Yes? 1085 00:44:53.857 --> 00:44:56.985 - Um, I just wondered if you-- I just wondered 1086 00:44:57.069 --> 00:44:59.279 if maybe you wanted to go to the ball with me? 1087 00:44:59.363 --> 00:45:01.907 - Sorry, I didn't catch that. 1088 00:45:01.990 --> 00:45:04.118 - It obviously was a coming-of-age story. 1089 00:45:04.201 --> 00:45:06.620 - [inhales deeply] 1090 00:45:06.703 --> 00:45:08.163 [sighs] 1091 00:45:08.247 --> 00:45:09.832 - One of the--the big, big sequences 1092 00:45:09.915 --> 00:45:11.708 was the Christmas ball. 1093 00:45:11.792 --> 00:45:18.465 - The Yule Ball is, first and foremost, a dance. 1094 00:45:18.549 --> 00:45:22.428 - The scene when the students are learning to dance, 1095 00:45:22.511 --> 00:45:23.804 it was pretty much like a typical 1096 00:45:23.887 --> 00:45:25.305 school dance of that age. 1097 00:45:25.389 --> 00:45:27.766 You've got girls on one side, boys on the other. 1098 00:45:27.850 --> 00:45:30.477 - We were in a big room in Oxford. 1099 00:45:30.561 --> 00:45:32.438 Maggie's right in the middle, and she says, 1100 00:45:32.521 --> 00:45:34.314 "Right, I'm gonna teach you to dance." 1101 00:45:34.398 --> 00:45:38.485 Of course, she picks Rupert, and she says, 1102 00:45:38.569 --> 00:45:40.320 - Place your right hand 1103 00:45:40.404 --> 00:45:42.322 on my waist. - What? 1104 00:45:42.406 --> 00:45:45.909 - The kid's 14, and he knows how to get a laugh. 1105 00:45:45.993 --> 00:45:47.911 [laughs] It's great. 1106 00:45:47.995 --> 00:45:49.496 - And weirdly, I felt quite 1107 00:45:49.580 --> 00:45:50.998 self-conscious of-- I didn't really know-- 1108 00:45:51.081 --> 00:45:54.168 I'd never danced with a lady before, 1109 00:45:54.251 --> 00:45:55.919 so it was kind of a very new thing. 1110 00:45:56.003 --> 00:45:58.672 - Never gonna let him forget this, are you? 1111 00:45:58.755 --> 00:46:00.174 both: Never. 1112 00:46:00.257 --> 00:46:02.468 - And yeah, of course, James, Oliver, the twins, 1113 00:46:02.551 --> 00:46:05.137 they were constantly kind of ribbing me. 1114 00:46:05.220 --> 00:46:06.722 - We were winding him-- 1115 00:46:06.805 --> 00:46:07.973 - We were winding him up anyway. 1116 00:46:08.056 --> 00:46:09.016 - Before we started filming. 1117 00:46:09.099 --> 00:46:10.684 - They kind of convinced me, 1118 00:46:10.768 --> 00:46:12.269 before we filmed it, 1119 00:46:12.352 --> 00:46:15.022 that there was this whole, like, dance routine planned. 1120 00:46:15.105 --> 00:46:17.191 - We were like, "Do you know your steps? 1121 00:46:17.274 --> 00:46:19.276 "You know, right? No, you know, the routine. 1122 00:46:19.359 --> 00:46:20.903 "Like, we've all been doing a routine for, like, 1123 00:46:20.986 --> 00:46:22.362 the past six weeks" or something like that. 1124 00:46:22.446 --> 00:46:25.324 - Just try to build the pressure. 1125 00:46:25.407 --> 00:46:27.409 - And this way. 1126 00:46:27.493 --> 00:46:29.912 Now, you will have to lead eventually. 1127 00:46:29.995 --> 00:46:31.079 Understood? 1128 00:46:31.163 --> 00:46:32.498 [laughter] - Cut! 1129 00:46:33.540 --> 00:46:38.003 - One of the most enchanting days was the Great Ball 1130 00:46:38.086 --> 00:46:40.380 because there was all these incredibly beautiful 1131 00:46:40.464 --> 00:46:42.716 young people, perfectly dressed. 1132 00:46:42.799 --> 00:46:44.301 [quirky music] 1133 00:46:44.384 --> 00:46:46.136 - Bloody hell. 1134 00:46:46.220 --> 00:46:49.973 ♪ ♪ 1135 00:46:50.057 --> 00:46:53.101 What are those? What are those? 1136 00:46:53.185 --> 00:46:54.436 - My dress robes. 1137 00:46:54.520 --> 00:46:56.146 The suits we had on were, like, 1138 00:46:56.230 --> 00:46:57.731 really--really wide lapels 1139 00:46:57.814 --> 00:47:00.275 and long sort of tails and yeah, 1140 00:47:00.359 --> 00:47:02.778 you didn't-- you didn't feel cool 1141 00:47:02.861 --> 00:47:04.947 at--at really any point in that. 1142 00:47:05.030 --> 00:47:07.157 - I look like my Great Aunt Tessie. 1143 00:47:08.492 --> 00:47:09.576 [sniffs] 1144 00:47:09.660 --> 00:47:11.912 Smell like my great Aunt Tessie. 1145 00:47:11.995 --> 00:47:15.082 - All I can remember is that, like, really aggressive, 1146 00:47:15.165 --> 00:47:17.626 like, six-layer collar thing you had on. 1147 00:47:17.709 --> 00:47:19.086 - Oh, the little frill thing, yeah. 1148 00:47:19.169 --> 00:47:20.629 But actually, I kinda loved it. 1149 00:47:20.712 --> 00:47:22.631 It was kind of-- it was very Weasley. 1150 00:47:22.714 --> 00:47:24.925 - Yeah, it was perfect. - I felt I pulled it off. 1151 00:47:25.008 --> 00:47:26.593 Not a lot of people could pull it off. 1152 00:47:26.677 --> 00:47:28.303 - Emma obviously looked beautiful 1153 00:47:28.387 --> 00:47:30.430 and was in an incredible dress. 1154 00:47:30.514 --> 00:47:32.349 And, uh, me and Rupert looked like, 1155 00:47:32.432 --> 00:47:34.851 I don't know, Austin Powers' mates 1156 00:47:34.935 --> 00:47:37.062 or something hanging out at the side. 1157 00:47:37.145 --> 00:47:40.274 - She looks beautiful. 1158 00:47:40.357 --> 00:47:43.777 - For the first time, Harry and Ron-- 1159 00:47:43.860 --> 00:47:46.154 particularly Ron-- 1160 00:47:46.238 --> 00:47:51.368 see Hermione as a young woman, 1161 00:47:51.451 --> 00:47:55.789 not just this kind of sidekick that they each have. 1162 00:47:55.872 --> 00:47:59.209 - Is that Hermione Granger? With Viktor Krum? 1163 00:47:59.293 --> 00:48:02.129 - No, absolutely not. 1164 00:48:02.212 --> 00:48:03.547 [applause] 1165 00:48:03.630 --> 00:48:05.632 I mean, everyone can kind of relate to that. 1166 00:48:05.716 --> 00:48:07.301 That's what I kind of love about these stories 1167 00:48:07.384 --> 00:48:10.220 is they sit so parallel to everyone's life, 1168 00:48:10.304 --> 00:48:14.683 like the first school dance and those kind of emotions, 1169 00:48:14.766 --> 00:48:17.978 those anxieties, insecurities. 1170 00:48:18.061 --> 00:48:21.315 - I knew it was a big deal, and I was miserable. 1171 00:48:21.398 --> 00:48:22.941 [laughs] I li--I-- 1172 00:48:23.025 --> 00:48:25.527 I just knew it was the, like, 1173 00:48:25.611 --> 00:48:27.613 duckling becomes a swan moment. 1174 00:48:27.696 --> 00:48:30.490 I knew there was just, like, all of this pressure suddenly. 1175 00:48:30.574 --> 00:48:33.327 - Now, don't swing your arms, okay? 1176 00:48:33.410 --> 00:48:34.661 - Mike Newell coached me 1177 00:48:34.745 --> 00:48:37.122 to walk down the stairs in the dress. 1178 00:48:37.205 --> 00:48:38.749 "Your arms are swinging too much. 1179 00:48:38.832 --> 00:48:41.168 You're walking too quickly. You need to walk slower." 1180 00:48:41.251 --> 00:48:43.295 Like, he's giving me a million different directions 1181 00:48:43.378 --> 00:48:44.755 about how to walk down the stairs. 1182 00:48:44.838 --> 00:48:47.049 And of course, I fell down the stairs. 1183 00:48:47.132 --> 00:48:50.302 - We were a bunch of very self-conscious teenagers. 1184 00:48:50.385 --> 00:48:52.054 They were, like, uh, 1185 00:48:52.137 --> 00:48:54.014 "You're gonna learn some dance steps for this." 1186 00:48:54.097 --> 00:48:55.724 You trust me, don't you? 1187 00:48:55.807 --> 00:48:58.143 I'm not a dancer, and I will never be able to dance. 1188 00:48:58.226 --> 00:49:00.729 Yeah, I feel like I'm pretty rigid 1189 00:49:00.812 --> 00:49:02.189 in--in that dance scene. 1190 00:49:02.272 --> 00:49:04.900 [applause] 1191 00:49:04.983 --> 00:49:08.195 - Oh, look at that. Look at that. Stunned. 1192 00:49:08.278 --> 00:49:10.197 Lucky man. Lucky man. 1193 00:49:10.280 --> 00:49:13.492 - Emma and I have always loved each other, really. 1194 00:49:13.575 --> 00:49:16.370 - I walked into the room where we were having tutoring. 1195 00:49:16.453 --> 00:49:17.996 The assignment that had been given 1196 00:49:18.080 --> 00:49:21.416 was to draw what you thought God looked like. 1197 00:49:21.500 --> 00:49:26.463 And Tom had drawn a girl with a backward cap on a skateboard. 1198 00:49:26.546 --> 00:49:29.007 And I just don't know how to say it-- 1199 00:49:29.091 --> 00:49:30.926 I just fell in love with him. 1200 00:49:31.009 --> 00:49:33.720 - I think I was in the hair and makeup chair. 1201 00:49:33.804 --> 00:49:36.056 And someone said something along the lines of, 1202 00:49:36.139 --> 00:49:37.265 "Yeah, she had a crush on you." 1203 00:49:37.349 --> 00:49:38.809 - I used to come in every day 1204 00:49:38.892 --> 00:49:40.560 and look for his number on the call sheet. 1205 00:49:40.644 --> 00:49:42.104 It was number seven. 1206 00:49:42.187 --> 00:49:44.272 And if it--if--if his number was on the call sheet, 1207 00:49:44.356 --> 00:49:46.900 it was an extra exciting day. 1208 00:49:46.983 --> 00:49:49.069 He was three years above me. 1209 00:49:49.152 --> 00:49:52.989 And so for him, he was like, "You're like my little sister." 1210 00:49:53.073 --> 00:49:55.158 - I was--became very protective over her. 1211 00:49:55.242 --> 00:49:57.828 Yeah, I've always had a soft spot for--for her, 1212 00:49:57.911 --> 00:50:00.872 um, and that continues to the day. 1213 00:50:00.956 --> 00:50:03.750 - I think really the truth of it was Tom 1214 00:50:03.834 --> 00:50:08.839 was the one that I could often be more vulnerable with. 1215 00:50:08.922 --> 00:50:10.507 - There's always been something that's like, 1216 00:50:10.590 --> 00:50:12.008 I don't know, a kinship. 1217 00:50:12.092 --> 00:50:14.428 - Nothing has ever, ever, ever, ever happened 1218 00:50:14.511 --> 00:50:15.971 romantically with us. 1219 00:50:16.054 --> 00:50:18.432 We just love each other. 1220 00:50:18.515 --> 00:50:20.267 That's all I can say about that. 1221 00:50:20.350 --> 00:50:23.270 [applause] 1222 00:50:23.353 --> 00:50:25.605 [light music] 1223 00:50:25.689 --> 00:50:27.607 - Together! One... 1224 00:50:27.691 --> 00:50:29.192 both: Two, three. 1225 00:50:29.276 --> 00:50:32.195 [energy blasts] 1226 00:50:32.279 --> 00:50:33.739 - [grunts] 1227 00:50:35.741 --> 00:50:39.953 - In "The Goblet of Fire," the universe shifts, 1228 00:50:40.036 --> 00:50:43.623 and suddenly, there is Voldemort. 1229 00:50:43.707 --> 00:50:46.668 [ominous music] 1230 00:50:46.752 --> 00:50:50.338 ♪ ♪ 1231 00:50:50.422 --> 00:50:52.883 I cast Ralph Fiennes because 1232 00:50:52.966 --> 00:50:56.428 he's one of the most potent actors of his generation. 1233 00:50:56.511 --> 00:50:59.389 And I knew that he had a great force, 1234 00:50:59.473 --> 00:51:04.144 just kind of delicate, subtle force of personality. 1235 00:51:04.227 --> 00:51:07.439 - My sister has children who were then 1236 00:51:07.522 --> 00:51:09.316 around 10, 11, 12. 1237 00:51:09.399 --> 00:51:11.902 I said, "Martha, I don't know about this Harry Potter thing. 1238 00:51:11.985 --> 00:51:13.945 Voldemort. What's that?" 1239 00:51:14.029 --> 00:51:15.238 "What? 1240 00:51:15.322 --> 00:51:17.449 "You're being asked to play Voldemort? 1241 00:51:17.532 --> 00:51:19.493 You've got to do it!" 1242 00:51:19.576 --> 00:51:20.952 [dramatic music] 1243 00:51:21.036 --> 00:51:22.496 [screaming] 1244 00:51:22.579 --> 00:51:24.956 ♪ ♪ 1245 00:51:25.040 --> 00:51:27.250 And then I was shown some drawings... 1246 00:51:27.334 --> 00:51:28.710 design ideas for the look. 1247 00:51:28.794 --> 00:51:30.837 I wasn't expecting that. 1248 00:51:30.921 --> 00:51:33.965 And I thought, "Wow, that's a strong look." 1249 00:51:34.049 --> 00:51:36.343 I didn't feel Voldemort was that human. 1250 00:51:36.426 --> 00:51:38.595 I felt he was the essence of evil. 1251 00:51:38.678 --> 00:51:40.013 I know he's been human, 1252 00:51:40.096 --> 00:51:42.724 but he's become a snakelike thing. 1253 00:51:42.808 --> 00:51:44.059 So there was the voice. 1254 00:51:44.142 --> 00:51:46.728 The sort of snakelike whispered, husky, 1255 00:51:46.812 --> 00:51:51.149 something that I suppose I've-- sort of whispering voice. 1256 00:51:51.233 --> 00:51:54.110 [raspy inhale] Breath on the breath. 1257 00:51:54.194 --> 00:51:56.947 "Ah, Harry Potter..." 1258 00:51:57.030 --> 00:51:59.157 Come to die. 1259 00:51:59.241 --> 00:52:02.452 - Ralph wanted to be ultimately evil 1260 00:52:02.536 --> 00:52:03.620 and otherworldly. 1261 00:52:03.703 --> 00:52:05.956 And the best way to do that 1262 00:52:06.039 --> 00:52:08.375 was to take his nose off. 1263 00:52:08.458 --> 00:52:10.710 - He does have a nose-- spoiler alert-- 1264 00:52:10.794 --> 00:52:12.587 and he was covered in stickers. 1265 00:52:12.671 --> 00:52:16.675 So he was slightly less intimidating than on-screen, 1266 00:52:16.758 --> 00:52:18.468 except when they called action. 1267 00:52:18.552 --> 00:52:20.554 And for some reason, I was terrified of him. 1268 00:52:20.637 --> 00:52:24.307 - I can touch you. 1269 00:52:24.391 --> 00:52:26.226 It took about three hours in makeup, 1270 00:52:26.309 --> 00:52:28.436 the painting of the hands, the nails, the teeth, 1271 00:52:28.520 --> 00:52:31.064 and even with my nose, 1272 00:52:31.147 --> 00:52:35.694 um, I--I felt... 1273 00:52:35.777 --> 00:52:37.487 [screeching] 1274 00:52:37.571 --> 00:52:41.074 Strong. It felt powerful. It felt evil. 1275 00:52:41.157 --> 00:52:46.663 - What was big was that one of the people that you assume 1276 00:52:46.746 --> 00:52:51.209 is gonna be very important to the story is Cedric Diggory. 1277 00:52:51.293 --> 00:52:56.047 In that confrontation, Cedric is killed. 1278 00:52:56.131 --> 00:52:58.091 - Kill the spare. 1279 00:52:58.174 --> 00:53:00.635 - Avada Kedavra! - Cedric! 1280 00:53:02.262 --> 00:53:07.559 - And Harry, he manages to take the body 1281 00:53:07.642 --> 00:53:11.980 and crash land back at the end of the competition, 1282 00:53:12.063 --> 00:53:16.192 and Cedric Diggory's father believes that his son has won 1283 00:53:16.276 --> 00:53:19.154 and then he realizes that the kid is dead, 1284 00:53:19.237 --> 00:53:21.489 and he howls like a dog. 1285 00:53:21.573 --> 00:53:22.949 - That's my boy! 1286 00:53:23.033 --> 00:53:25.619 [sobbing] 1287 00:53:25.702 --> 00:53:28.622 That's my boy! [Harry sobbing] 1288 00:53:28.705 --> 00:53:31.666 - Suddenly, something completely unexpected 1289 00:53:31.750 --> 00:53:34.252 and serious happens, 1290 00:53:34.336 --> 00:53:37.964 and suddenly you realize that this movie is not about life. 1291 00:53:38.048 --> 00:53:39.174 It's about death. 1292 00:53:39.257 --> 00:53:40.634 - It's such a massive scene 1293 00:53:40.717 --> 00:53:42.218 'cause it is also the first time 1294 00:53:42.302 --> 00:53:45.221 Harry sort of feels that kind of death 1295 00:53:45.305 --> 00:53:47.349 of--of somebody young, close to him. 1296 00:53:48.433 --> 00:53:50.644 That's a scene I remember really distinctly going, 1297 00:53:50.727 --> 00:53:52.479 "Oh, this is-- yes, these are kids' films, 1298 00:53:52.562 --> 00:53:54.314 but my God, there's some challenging stuff in there." 1299 00:53:54.397 --> 00:53:58.818 He's back, he's back. Voldemort's back. 1300 00:53:58.902 --> 00:54:01.071 - The moment of Cedric Diggory's death 1301 00:54:01.154 --> 00:54:05.617 is the moment when the series comes of age, 1302 00:54:05.700 --> 00:54:09.871 and now the children have left childhood 1303 00:54:09.955 --> 00:54:12.082 and are going to have to confront 1304 00:54:12.165 --> 00:54:14.417 the perils of adulthood. 1305 00:54:14.501 --> 00:54:17.671 And it all comes from that moment of death. 1306 00:54:17.754 --> 00:54:20.507 - Cedric Diggory was murdered 1307 00:54:20.590 --> 00:54:22.342 by Lord Voldemort. 1308 00:54:24.135 --> 00:54:26.805 - The three of them, they're in adversity, 1309 00:54:26.888 --> 00:54:30.350 and that forges friendships, as we know. 1310 00:54:38.066 --> 00:54:40.485 - "You are protected, in short, 1311 00:54:40.568 --> 00:54:42.988 by your ability to love," 1312 00:54:43.071 --> 00:54:45.490 said Dumbledore loudly. 1313 00:54:45.573 --> 00:54:48.326 "The only protection that can possibly work 1314 00:54:48.410 --> 00:54:52.038 "against the lure of power like Voldemort's. 1315 00:54:52.122 --> 00:54:54.332 "In spite of all the temptation 1316 00:54:54.416 --> 00:54:57.836 "you have endured, all the suffering, 1317 00:54:57.919 --> 00:55:01.172 you remain pure of heart." 1318 00:55:01.256 --> 00:55:04.175 [soft music] 1319 00:55:04.259 --> 00:55:10.390 ♪ ♪ 1320 00:55:10.473 --> 00:55:13.560 [both laughing] 1321 00:55:15.145 --> 00:55:17.564 - How nice of you to let us do this in your house. 1322 00:55:17.647 --> 00:55:19.691 - I know, so nice. 1323 00:55:19.774 --> 00:55:21.192 You know what I've always wanted to do? 1324 00:55:21.276 --> 00:55:24.320 Let me see if we can-- is get up here. 1325 00:55:25.780 --> 00:55:28.158 Oh, now, look, they really don't look very well. 1326 00:55:28.241 --> 00:55:29.701 [both laughing] 1327 00:55:29.784 --> 00:55:32.078 - They're all still here. - They're really still here. 1328 00:55:32.162 --> 00:55:35.582 I mean, has anyone fed them? This is so sad. 1329 00:55:35.665 --> 00:55:37.333 Okay, now you can be Harry Potter. 1330 00:55:37.417 --> 00:55:38.626 - Okay, actually. 1331 00:55:38.710 --> 00:55:40.462 - [laughing] 1332 00:55:40.545 --> 00:55:42.422 - I'll go down the right, you go down the left. 1333 00:55:42.505 --> 00:55:45.175 - Yeah, and let's race, okay? On your mark, set, go. 1334 00:55:45.258 --> 00:55:46.551 - Oh, God. 1335 00:55:47.677 --> 00:55:49.220 - We're snogging down here. 1336 00:55:49.304 --> 00:55:50.430 [both laughing] 1337 00:55:50.513 --> 00:55:52.182 - Get over it. - You know what? 1338 00:55:52.265 --> 00:55:54.434 I-I took a photograph of something. 1339 00:55:54.517 --> 00:55:57.771 Last night, I thought, I'm just gonna dig up these things, 1340 00:55:57.854 --> 00:55:59.856 and I asked for your autograph. 1341 00:55:59.939 --> 00:56:01.107 - God. Is that right? 1342 00:56:01.191 --> 00:56:02.358 - No. Read it out. 1343 00:56:02.442 --> 00:56:05.904 It's so nice to see you. What does it say? 1344 00:56:05.987 --> 00:56:07.489 - "Dear HBC..." - Yeah. 1345 00:56:07.572 --> 00:56:11.534 - "It was a pleasure being your costar and coaster." 1346 00:56:11.618 --> 00:56:12.619 - [laughing] - Wow. 1347 00:56:12.702 --> 00:56:13.745 What a--what a clever pun. 1348 00:56:13.828 --> 00:56:15.246 - That was clever. 1349 00:56:15.330 --> 00:56:16.623 - I mean, I'm honestly still kinda pleased with that. 1350 00:56:16.706 --> 00:56:18.124 - You were poetic. Yeah, yeah. 1351 00:56:18.208 --> 00:56:19.584 - "In the sense that I always ended up 1352 00:56:19.667 --> 00:56:21.669 holding your coffee. I do love you." 1353 00:56:21.753 --> 00:56:23.379 - And what does it say? 1354 00:56:23.463 --> 00:56:26.633 [laughing] 1355 00:56:26.716 --> 00:56:28.259 You can share. - I can. 1356 00:56:28.343 --> 00:56:30.053 We can share this now. I said, "I do love you. 1357 00:56:30.136 --> 00:56:31.805 "And I just wish I'd been born 10 years earlier. 1358 00:56:31.888 --> 00:56:33.306 I might've been in with a chance." 1359 00:56:33.389 --> 00:56:34.766 - It's all right now. 1360 00:56:34.849 --> 00:56:36.142 - "Lots of love and thanks for being cool." 1361 00:56:36.226 --> 00:56:37.352 - Isn't it nice? 1362 00:56:37.435 --> 00:56:38.812 Now, I shall always treasure that. 1363 00:56:38.895 --> 00:56:41.523 - Thank you. - That is in my toilet, Dan. 1364 00:56:41.606 --> 00:56:44.692 [explosion] 1365 00:56:45.401 --> 00:56:48.196 - [cackling] 1366 00:56:48.279 --> 00:56:49.656 - There's a storm coming, Harry. 1367 00:56:49.739 --> 00:56:51.825 We'd all best be ready when she does. 1368 00:56:51.908 --> 00:56:53.451 - [cackling] 1369 00:56:53.535 --> 00:56:57.580 Yes! [glass shatters] 1370 00:56:57.664 --> 00:57:00.208 I was in film number five, "Order of the Phoenix." 1371 00:57:00.291 --> 00:57:01.709 - Yeah. - Look, I got my teeth. 1372 00:57:01.793 --> 00:57:03.128 - Helena's brought her teeth. - My teeth. 1373 00:57:03.211 --> 00:57:04.754 - She's assured me that she's done 1374 00:57:04.838 --> 00:57:06.714 literally nothing to these in terms of cleaning. 1375 00:57:06.798 --> 00:57:10.552 - No, these are actual relic. There's 11 years in there. 1376 00:57:10.635 --> 00:57:13.138 Yeah, it smells a bit whiffy, but... 1377 00:57:13.221 --> 00:57:14.556 - You just gonna put them right in your mouth, yeah? 1378 00:57:14.639 --> 00:57:15.807 - No, but the teeth were helpful. 1379 00:57:15.890 --> 00:57:17.308 Yeah. - Okay, in they go. 1380 00:57:17.392 --> 00:57:19.352 - What do you think? - Yeah, I'd forgotten. 1381 00:57:19.435 --> 00:57:20.520 - Do--do you remember me? 1382 00:57:20.603 --> 00:57:22.105 - I remember--this is--yeah. 1383 00:57:22.188 --> 00:57:25.608 [both laughing] 1384 00:57:25.692 --> 00:57:27.652 - The teeth helped. - With the character? 1385 00:57:27.735 --> 00:57:29.404 - I think I wanted to be in camouflage. 1386 00:57:29.487 --> 00:57:31.573 When I was first offered it, Jo sent me 1387 00:57:31.656 --> 00:57:32.949 a secret message saying, like, 1388 00:57:33.032 --> 00:57:34.492 "There might not be much on the page, 1389 00:57:34.576 --> 00:57:36.661 "but she's gonna do something significant." 1390 00:57:36.744 --> 00:57:38.079 With Bellatrix, it was fun, 1391 00:57:38.163 --> 00:57:39.831 because it was fostering the--the childish 1392 00:57:39.914 --> 00:57:42.375 and the naughty. I was just like... 1393 00:57:42.458 --> 00:57:43.877 And totally anarchist. - And the psychopath, yeah. 1394 00:57:43.960 --> 00:57:45.086 There was like a playfulness to her... 1395 00:57:45.170 --> 00:57:46.462 - There was the playfulness. 1396 00:57:46.546 --> 00:57:48.006 - Which is, like, even more disturbing. 1397 00:57:48.089 --> 00:57:49.549 - Of course, Bellatrix doesn't think she's evil. 1398 00:57:49.632 --> 00:57:50.967 She thinks she's the opposite. - No. Right. 1399 00:57:51.050 --> 00:57:52.385 - So I had to sort of construct 1400 00:57:52.468 --> 00:57:54.470 a reason for why she should hurt people 1401 00:57:54.554 --> 00:57:58.725 and why, for her, she is desensitized. 1402 00:57:58.808 --> 00:58:01.186 It makes her feel powerful. 1403 00:58:01.269 --> 00:58:02.854 [fire roars] Ha! 1404 00:58:02.937 --> 00:58:05.690 Itty, bitty, Potter. 1405 00:58:05.773 --> 00:58:08.318 Yeah! 1406 00:58:10.528 --> 00:58:12.822 - Bellatrix was just this wild thing 1407 00:58:12.906 --> 00:58:14.240 that was uncontrollable. 1408 00:58:14.324 --> 00:58:15.617 - You can never really know 1409 00:58:15.700 --> 00:58:17.452 what's gonna come out of her mouth next. 1410 00:58:17.535 --> 00:58:19.078 - [shouts] 1411 00:58:19.162 --> 00:58:20.997 - Very exciting for an actor, 'cause it was like, 1412 00:58:21.080 --> 00:58:23.583 whatever she did on that take does not mean she's gonna do 1413 00:58:23.666 --> 00:58:25.043 the same one the next. 1414 00:58:25.126 --> 00:58:27.170 - I remember trying to be in charge of the scene 1415 00:58:27.253 --> 00:58:28.755 and her just having the best time. 1416 00:58:28.838 --> 00:58:30.256 [Bellatrix cackles] 1417 00:58:30.340 --> 00:58:31.925 She's just allowed to do anything she wanted. 1418 00:58:32.008 --> 00:58:33.760 She could cackle, she would jump up and down. 1419 00:58:33.843 --> 00:58:35.261 Calm down. 1420 00:58:35.345 --> 00:58:36.930 And say whatever she wanted. 1421 00:58:37.013 --> 00:58:40.433 And just not knowing--not-- trying to keep her in tow. 1422 00:58:40.516 --> 00:58:42.060 - You filthy half-blood! 1423 00:58:42.143 --> 00:58:44.437 - It's all right, he's just a curious lad, aren't you? 1424 00:58:44.520 --> 00:58:46.105 I kept on wanting to go, "Shut up." 1425 00:58:46.189 --> 00:58:48.149 - [whispers] Draco. 1426 00:58:50.526 --> 00:58:53.488 [whimsical music] 1427 00:58:53.571 --> 00:58:56.532 ♪ ♪ 1428 00:58:56.616 --> 00:58:58.409 I killed you, didn't I? - You killed me, but-- 1429 00:58:58.493 --> 00:58:59.953 - Yeah, I'm sorry. 1430 00:59:00.036 --> 00:59:01.663 - Um-- - Had to be done. 1431 00:59:01.746 --> 00:59:03.623 I remember we worked on lots of spells and things, 1432 00:59:03.706 --> 00:59:05.166 'cause you were a really good wizard. 1433 00:59:05.250 --> 00:59:06.918 I was really good witch. 1434 00:59:07.001 --> 00:59:09.420 And we had a real duel, and they cut the whole lot. 1435 00:59:09.504 --> 00:59:10.463 [both laughing] 1436 00:59:10.546 --> 00:59:11.464 And that's really messed up, 1437 00:59:11.547 --> 00:59:12.799 because I just thought, 1438 00:59:12.882 --> 00:59:14.634 "I've been to wand school for weeks." 1439 00:59:14.717 --> 00:59:16.719 - And we were on that set for days. 1440 00:59:16.803 --> 00:59:18.179 - Days, it was in the run. 1441 00:59:18.263 --> 00:59:20.431 I think it was really one of my first things 1442 00:59:20.515 --> 00:59:22.225 and you fell into the veil. What was it? The veil? 1443 00:59:22.308 --> 00:59:23.351 - Yeah, yeah. - Was it? 1444 00:59:23.434 --> 00:59:24.894 - I go through the veil. 1445 00:59:24.978 --> 00:59:28.481 Then there was speculation of, does he come back? 1446 00:59:28.564 --> 00:59:30.775 Can you come back from the veil? 1447 00:59:30.858 --> 00:59:32.485 No, you can't. - No, you can't. 1448 00:59:32.568 --> 00:59:34.821 - Avada Kedavra! 1449 00:59:34.904 --> 00:59:37.824 [chaotic music] 1450 00:59:37.907 --> 00:59:44.998 ♪ ♪ 1451 00:59:50.670 --> 00:59:51.671 [chuckles] 1452 00:59:51.754 --> 00:59:52.964 - I will say that that was 1453 00:59:53.047 --> 00:59:54.173 an interesting point for all of us 1454 00:59:54.257 --> 00:59:55.633 as, like, younger actors. 1455 00:59:55.717 --> 00:59:58.052 'Cause there was a certain group, like Maggie... 1456 00:59:58.136 --> 01:00:00.221 - Yeah - David Bradley, and Alan. 1457 01:00:00.305 --> 01:00:02.515 They had known us when we were 10 or 11. 1458 01:00:02.598 --> 01:00:04.976 And when you came in, by that point, I was like 15, 16. 1459 01:00:05.059 --> 01:00:07.312 So, like, you and Gary and David, like, 1460 01:00:07.395 --> 01:00:09.689 would treat us more like adults; I loved it. 1461 01:00:09.772 --> 01:00:11.733 You saw in us, that, like, a few of us were, like, 1462 01:00:11.816 --> 01:00:13.526 kind of ready to be like, "Could you push me? 1463 01:00:13.609 --> 01:00:15.695 Like, we--we wanna try and be actors too." 1464 01:00:15.778 --> 01:00:18.573 [clanking, clicking] 1465 01:00:23.536 --> 01:00:26.205 - By the time we get to "Order of the Phoenix," 1466 01:00:26.289 --> 01:00:28.875 the world is becoming more political. 1467 01:00:28.958 --> 01:00:31.336 And I felt we needed a director 1468 01:00:31.419 --> 01:00:34.047 who could handle that in an entertaining way. 1469 01:00:34.130 --> 01:00:36.591 David Yates works so well with actors, 1470 01:00:36.674 --> 01:00:39.635 really pushes them in all the right way. 1471 01:00:39.719 --> 01:00:43.056 - Progress for the sake of progress 1472 01:00:43.139 --> 01:00:45.683 must be discouraged. 1473 01:00:45.767 --> 01:00:49.103 - David was just such a sweet, kind of gentle guy 1474 01:00:49.187 --> 01:00:52.482 that really cared so much about all of these characters. 1475 01:00:52.565 --> 01:00:54.233 And also, I'd get a lot of kinda one-on-one 1476 01:00:54.317 --> 01:00:55.693 with David Yates. 1477 01:00:55.777 --> 01:00:57.737 - I went into "Order of the Phoenix" 1478 01:00:57.820 --> 01:00:59.739 with the young actors in mind and sort of thinking about 1479 01:00:59.822 --> 01:01:02.075 how we sort of grow the whole thing up 1480 01:01:02.158 --> 01:01:04.410 and make it a little bit more adult 1481 01:01:04.494 --> 01:01:07.872 and sort of thematic and a little darker. 1482 01:01:12.460 --> 01:01:14.754 - It needed to expand and get bigger 1483 01:01:14.837 --> 01:01:17.131 and more and more frightening. 1484 01:01:18.925 --> 01:01:20.968 - Ah! [grunting] 1485 01:01:21.052 --> 01:01:24.764 - There was a big increase in scale and complexity, 1486 01:01:24.847 --> 01:01:28.393 from being childish to influencing events 1487 01:01:28.476 --> 01:01:31.396 and being part of the big world. 1488 01:01:31.479 --> 01:01:33.773 - He's just a boy. 1489 01:01:33.856 --> 01:01:35.191 You say much more, and you might as well 1490 01:01:35.274 --> 01:01:36.692 induct him into the Order straight away. 1491 01:01:36.776 --> 01:01:38.319 - Good. I want to join. 1492 01:01:38.403 --> 01:01:40.405 If Voldemort's raising an army, then I want to fight. 1493 01:01:44.534 --> 01:01:47.829 - When I started, one thing that David and the studio 1494 01:01:47.912 --> 01:01:49.622 spoke to me about was, 1495 01:01:49.705 --> 01:01:54.544 Emma is not sure she wants to come back to do another Potter. 1496 01:01:55.378 --> 01:01:56.754 - Oh, Harry. 1497 01:01:59.715 --> 01:02:02.468 - People definitely forget what she took on 1498 01:02:02.552 --> 01:02:04.637 and how gracefully she did it. 1499 01:02:05.721 --> 01:02:08.558 Dan and Rupert, they had each other. 1500 01:02:08.641 --> 01:02:10.643 I had my cronies, 1501 01:02:10.726 --> 01:02:12.478 whereas Emma was not only younger, 1502 01:02:12.562 --> 01:02:16.274 she was--she was by herself. 1503 01:02:16.357 --> 01:02:20.403 - I did find a diary entry that was kind of like, hmm. 1504 01:02:21.237 --> 01:02:25.199 I could see that, at times, I was lonely. 1505 01:02:25.283 --> 01:02:26.993 - We never talked about it on the film 1506 01:02:27.076 --> 01:02:28.703 because we were all just kids. 1507 01:02:29.787 --> 01:02:31.330 As a 14-year-old boy, 1508 01:02:31.414 --> 01:02:32.999 I was never gonna turn around to another 14-year-old 1509 01:02:33.082 --> 01:02:34.333 and be like, "Hey, how you doing? 1510 01:02:34.417 --> 01:02:36.210 Like, is everything okay?" 1511 01:02:36.294 --> 01:02:37.837 - So "Order of the Phoenix." 1512 01:02:37.920 --> 01:02:40.006 - Was when things started getting spicy for all of us. 1513 01:02:40.089 --> 01:02:42.341 - Mm, but you were considering pulling out. 1514 01:02:42.425 --> 01:02:44.010 I never really spoke to you about this. 1515 01:02:44.093 --> 01:02:46.679 - Yeah. I think, um... 1516 01:02:46.762 --> 01:02:48.222 I think I was scared. - Yeah. 1517 01:02:48.306 --> 01:02:49.849 - I don't know if-- if you ever felt like 1518 01:02:49.932 --> 01:02:51.184 it got to a tipping point when you were like... 1519 01:02:51.267 --> 01:02:52.852 - Oh, absolutely. 1520 01:02:52.935 --> 01:02:54.228 - This is kinda forever now. 1521 01:02:54.312 --> 01:02:56.230 - Yeah. No, I had moments like that. 1522 01:02:56.314 --> 01:02:57.523 Kind of all the way through. 1523 01:02:57.607 --> 01:02:59.233 [cheers and applause] 1524 01:02:59.317 --> 01:03:02.904 I would say I had kind of similar feelings to Emma. 1525 01:03:03.529 --> 01:03:05.740 Kind of contemplating what life would be like 1526 01:03:05.823 --> 01:03:08.367 if I called it a day, but... 1527 01:03:08.451 --> 01:03:10.661 we never really spoke about--I guess we were just 1528 01:03:10.745 --> 01:03:12.538 kind of going through it at our own pace. 1529 01:03:12.622 --> 01:03:14.332 We were kind of in the moment. 1530 01:03:14.415 --> 01:03:18.336 At the time, it just didn't really occur to us 1531 01:03:18.419 --> 01:03:22.089 that we were all kind of having similar--similar feelings. 1532 01:03:23.716 --> 01:03:26.177 - Yeah, um... 1533 01:03:26.260 --> 01:03:30.056 the fame thing had finally hit home in a big way. 1534 01:03:31.933 --> 01:03:35.269 No one had to convince me to see it through. 1535 01:03:36.729 --> 01:03:39.065 The fans genuinely wanted us to succeed, 1536 01:03:39.148 --> 01:03:42.568 and we all genuinely had each other's backs. 1537 01:03:42.652 --> 01:03:43.861 How great is that? 1538 01:03:43.945 --> 01:03:47.448 [cheers and applause] 1539 01:03:47.532 --> 01:03:50.535 [uplifting music] 1540 01:03:50.618 --> 01:03:53.246 ♪ ♪ 1541 01:03:53.329 --> 01:03:55.081 - It's always amazing that these films 1542 01:03:55.164 --> 01:03:57.083 mean so much to them, they--'cause we-- 1543 01:03:57.166 --> 01:04:00.044 they kind of grew up alongside us and helped them 1544 01:04:00.127 --> 01:04:02.463 with some really difficult things in their lives. 1545 01:04:02.547 --> 01:04:05.841 And I'm just very proud to be a part of something 1546 01:04:05.925 --> 01:04:09.720 that means so much to so many. 1547 01:04:15.810 --> 01:04:16.978 - I've been thinking about 1548 01:04:17.061 --> 01:04:19.272 something Dumbledore said to me. 1549 01:04:19.355 --> 01:04:20.606 - What's that? 1550 01:04:21.524 --> 01:04:24.527 - That even though we've got a fight ahead of us, 1551 01:04:24.610 --> 01:04:27.071 we've got one thing that Voldemort doesn't have. 1552 01:04:27.989 --> 01:04:29.115 - Yeah? 1553 01:04:31.242 --> 01:04:33.452 - Something worth fighting for. 1554 01:04:36.747 --> 01:04:39.625 - My son, Billy, we used to watch them every night. 1555 01:04:39.709 --> 01:04:41.586 You know, if he got the Sunday night blues, 1556 01:04:41.669 --> 01:04:43.963 he was watching a Potter movie. 1557 01:04:44.046 --> 01:04:45.464 That was his safe place. 1558 01:04:45.548 --> 01:04:47.174 - I'm really looking forward to watching the films 1559 01:04:47.258 --> 01:04:49.135 with my hypothetical children one day. 1560 01:04:49.218 --> 01:04:51.679 - It's massive, the impact. It is extraordinary. 1561 01:04:51.762 --> 01:04:52.972 - It is unbelievable. 1562 01:04:56.684 --> 01:04:59.937 - I was writing to JK Rowling since I was about 11 years old 1563 01:05:00.021 --> 01:05:01.647 to say thank you to her to say, 1564 01:05:01.731 --> 01:05:04.609 I would find life a bit hopeless without Harry Potter. 1565 01:05:04.692 --> 01:05:06.777 Luckily for me, she read the letter 1566 01:05:06.861 --> 01:05:08.321 and responded to it. 1567 01:05:08.404 --> 01:05:12.325 So I'm one of the very lucky few people who can say 1568 01:05:12.408 --> 01:05:14.201 JK Rowling was my pen friend. 1569 01:05:14.285 --> 01:05:17.747 [bombastic music] 1570 01:05:17.830 --> 01:05:19.874 - The first part of the audition 1571 01:05:19.957 --> 01:05:21.542 is this crazy open call. 1572 01:05:21.626 --> 01:05:23.669 Literally, anyone can come. 1573 01:05:25.129 --> 01:05:26.672 - That's my ticket. Off we go. 1574 01:05:26.756 --> 01:05:27.715 Let's go to London. 1575 01:05:27.798 --> 01:05:29.425 We fly, of course. 1576 01:05:29.508 --> 01:05:32.928 - And there would be thousands of people lining up. 1577 01:05:33.012 --> 01:05:35.890 - I remember Dan very vividly. 1578 01:05:35.973 --> 01:05:37.350 It was on my screen test. 1579 01:05:37.433 --> 01:05:38.768 Mistletoe. 1580 01:05:40.311 --> 01:05:41.896 I remember him talking to me, 1581 01:05:41.979 --> 01:05:43.606 and I kept forgetting that I have to talk back to him 1582 01:05:43.689 --> 01:05:46.359 because I'm so used to watching him on a screen. 1583 01:05:46.442 --> 01:05:47.943 So I would just kind of be like... 1584 01:05:48.903 --> 01:05:50.863 I kind of think that contributed to the whole 1585 01:05:50.946 --> 01:05:55.660 Luna Lovegood vibe, because she is a bit spacy. 1586 01:05:55.743 --> 01:05:57.119 Hello, everyone. 1587 01:05:58.371 --> 01:06:00.122 You look dreadful, Ron. 1588 01:06:00.206 --> 01:06:04.001 And then he found this secret world of odd bots, 1589 01:06:04.085 --> 01:06:07.129 of misfits, of people who had this strange power 1590 01:06:07.213 --> 01:06:09.715 but who still had enormous humanity 1591 01:06:09.799 --> 01:06:11.550 and depth and vulnerability. 1592 01:06:11.634 --> 01:06:13.594 The movies kind of gave people permission 1593 01:06:13.678 --> 01:06:15.262 to accept parts of themselves. 1594 01:06:15.346 --> 01:06:18.391 So it was quite liberating to see your oddness 1595 01:06:18.474 --> 01:06:21.560 as a superpower represented on-screen. 1596 01:06:21.644 --> 01:06:23.562 - I remember when I first met you all-- 1597 01:06:23.646 --> 01:06:26.732 biggest bunch of misfits that I ever set eyes on, 1598 01:06:26.816 --> 01:06:28.401 and here we all are. 1599 01:06:28.484 --> 01:06:29.944 - We're still a bunch of misfits. 1600 01:06:30.027 --> 01:06:32.780 - Well, maybe, but we've all got each other. 1601 01:06:33.823 --> 01:06:35.491 - I was not good at school. 1602 01:06:35.574 --> 01:06:37.284 - You'd be better off with "Goshawk's Guide to Herbology." 1603 01:06:37.368 --> 01:06:39.203 I didn't have a huge amount of friends. 1604 01:06:40.037 --> 01:06:42.164 - Watch where you're going, Longbottom. 1605 01:06:43.999 --> 01:06:45.543 - I think it's great to be a misfit. 1606 01:06:45.626 --> 01:06:47.920 And I think that's possibly why it's so popular. 1607 01:06:48.003 --> 01:06:50.589 Everyone wants to know that they do belong. 1608 01:06:50.673 --> 01:06:53.134 It's a great relief of loneliness, I think. 1609 01:06:53.217 --> 01:06:54.677 - I was quite a shy kid. 1610 01:06:54.760 --> 01:06:57.054 I could relate to that kind of feeling 1611 01:06:57.138 --> 01:07:00.599 of not quite knowing what your place is. 1612 01:07:00.683 --> 01:07:02.601 - Working hard is important, 1613 01:07:02.685 --> 01:07:04.270 but there's something that matters even more. 1614 01:07:04.353 --> 01:07:06.564 - Stupefy! - Believing in yourself. 1615 01:07:07.648 --> 01:07:08.899 [thud] 1616 01:07:08.983 --> 01:07:12.027 - Everyone felt more like they belonged 1617 01:07:12.111 --> 01:07:15.197 by witnessing these characters that didn't belong. 1618 01:07:18.451 --> 01:07:20.286 - Bonnie was, kind of, when she arrived, 1619 01:07:20.369 --> 01:07:23.664 she was only 9, maybe. 1620 01:07:23.748 --> 01:07:25.249 - Mummy, have you seen my jumper? 1621 01:07:25.332 --> 01:07:27.585 - Yes, dear, it was on the cat. 1622 01:07:27.668 --> 01:07:29.044 - Hello. 1623 01:07:29.128 --> 01:07:32.173 - I always found Ginny, Harry, that relationship, 1624 01:07:32.256 --> 01:07:35.050 how that kind of slowly developed 1625 01:07:35.134 --> 01:07:39.305 and entangling with it the whole Weasley family 1626 01:07:39.388 --> 01:07:42.683 and Harry essentially becoming a Weasley, himself. 1627 01:07:43.768 --> 01:07:45.311 It was something I never really kind of expected, 1628 01:07:45.394 --> 01:07:47.062 especially kind of reading the books. 1629 01:07:47.146 --> 01:07:48.814 - Bonnie was the youngest one. 1630 01:07:48.898 --> 01:07:51.400 So it was just a bit like, "Oh, what? This is weird." 1631 01:07:52.401 --> 01:07:53.861 - Close your eyes. 1632 01:07:53.944 --> 01:07:56.071 And you know, there is this kind of pressure. 1633 01:07:56.155 --> 01:07:59.825 You know, this is the loved sort of hero of the story. 1634 01:07:59.909 --> 01:08:01.994 - So everyone on the set has known you 1635 01:08:02.077 --> 01:08:04.371 for about six or seven years, and they've watched you grow up 1636 01:08:04.455 --> 01:08:06.916 and they're now gonna just watch you kiss. 1637 01:08:06.999 --> 01:08:08.209 Cool. Yeah. 1638 01:08:08.292 --> 01:08:14.340 ♪ ♪ 1639 01:08:15.508 --> 01:08:18.094 - I mean, there's so many amazing female roles 1640 01:08:18.177 --> 01:08:20.554 that Jo wrote, and I think that's really important. 1641 01:08:20.638 --> 01:08:26.143 - I am so proud of who Bonnie and Evanna and Katie are 1642 01:08:26.227 --> 01:08:27.645 and who they've become. 1643 01:08:27.728 --> 01:08:30.856 They've all become these incredible activists. 1644 01:08:30.940 --> 01:08:34.527 Every single one of those girls was like a lovely, 1645 01:08:34.610 --> 01:08:36.695 great human being. 1646 01:08:36.779 --> 01:08:39.740 [quirky music] 1647 01:08:39.824 --> 01:08:41.700 ♪ ♪ 1648 01:08:41.784 --> 01:08:43.702 - I tell you, I've--I've missed your company. 1649 01:08:43.786 --> 01:08:45.538 - Did you? Aw, thank you. - That's for sure. 1650 01:08:45.621 --> 01:08:47.206 - Did you get anything? 'Cause I stole quite a lot. 1651 01:08:47.289 --> 01:08:48.582 - Did you really? - Yeah, yeah, yeah. 1652 01:08:48.666 --> 01:08:50.251 - I didn't. I should have known that. 1653 01:08:50.334 --> 01:08:51.877 - I should have told you. - I'm quite reassured by that. 1654 01:08:51.961 --> 01:08:55.047 'cause I was definitely trying to steal my wand. 1655 01:08:55.130 --> 01:08:56.507 And I worry that if I had, 1656 01:08:56.590 --> 01:08:58.008 I probably would have lost it by now somewhere. 1657 01:08:58.092 --> 01:08:59.969 - You know they don't work, Tom. 1658 01:09:00.052 --> 01:09:01.345 - Well, I've been assured 1659 01:09:01.428 --> 01:09:04.348 that in time, with enough practice-- 1660 01:09:04.431 --> 01:09:06.308 - Practice it would work. - Yes. 1661 01:09:06.392 --> 01:09:08.269 - But it's quite funny looking back at it now, 1662 01:09:08.352 --> 01:09:10.563 us doing these incredibly elaborate moves 1663 01:09:10.646 --> 01:09:12.148 and nothing happening. 1664 01:09:12.231 --> 01:09:14.441 - And nothing--except one time it did happen with me. 1665 01:09:14.525 --> 01:09:17.444 And they said, okay, this time we are gonna blow up Hogwarts. 1666 01:09:17.528 --> 01:09:19.572 - Oh, yeah, you got to do it, didn't you? Yeah, yeah, yeah. 1667 01:09:19.655 --> 01:09:21.740 - And they said, so we will take your cue. 1668 01:09:21.824 --> 01:09:24.118 When you do your spell, it will blow up. 1669 01:09:24.201 --> 01:09:25.953 - [giggles] - [laughs] 1670 01:09:26.036 --> 01:09:30.040 And I was actually really surprised and scared 1671 01:09:30.124 --> 01:09:32.418 by my own reaction, 'cause I thought, "Wow." 1672 01:09:32.501 --> 01:09:34.461 [explosion] 1673 01:09:34.545 --> 01:09:35.921 [cheering] 1674 01:09:36.005 --> 01:09:37.923 It was this horrible thrill of power. 1675 01:09:38.007 --> 01:09:39.425 - Right. 1676 01:09:39.508 --> 01:09:41.635 - And, like, I've had that amount--just pointing 1677 01:09:41.719 --> 01:09:43.762 my wand there and then it blew up. 1678 01:09:43.846 --> 01:09:45.598 - Yeah, it's a lot more satisfying than, 1679 01:09:45.681 --> 01:09:47.474 you know, making a feather levitate. 1680 01:09:47.558 --> 01:09:50.269 - Yeah. [both laughing] 1681 01:09:51.228 --> 01:09:52.605 - So what was Draco doing 1682 01:09:52.688 --> 01:09:54.148 with that weird-looking cabinet, 1683 01:09:54.231 --> 01:09:56.775 and who were all those people? Don't you see? 1684 01:09:56.859 --> 01:09:59.194 It was a ceremony, an initiation. 1685 01:09:59.278 --> 01:10:00.487 - Stop it, Harry. 1686 01:10:00.571 --> 01:10:01.780 I know where you're going with this. 1687 01:10:01.864 --> 01:10:04.158 - It happened. He's one of them. 1688 01:10:04.241 --> 01:10:05.326 - One of what? 1689 01:10:06.410 --> 01:10:07.661 - Harry is under the impression 1690 01:10:07.745 --> 01:10:10.039 Draco Malfoy is now a Death Eater. 1691 01:10:14.043 --> 01:10:15.836 - The child who hasn't received affection, 1692 01:10:15.920 --> 01:10:18.923 the enabling love of the parent or the adult 1693 01:10:19.006 --> 01:10:22.134 can develop this anger and hatred at the world 1694 01:10:22.217 --> 01:10:23.677 and goes to the dark side. 1695 01:10:23.761 --> 01:10:25.888 - You dare to talk to me like that in my own house? 1696 01:10:25.971 --> 01:10:27.181 - Lucius. 1697 01:10:27.264 --> 01:10:29.475 - So much of what Draco's journey is, 1698 01:10:29.558 --> 01:10:31.185 is to do with whether he is or isn't 1699 01:10:31.268 --> 01:10:32.686 trying to please his father. 1700 01:10:32.770 --> 01:10:34.647 - In the sixth film, they make him do 1701 01:10:34.730 --> 01:10:37.066 the worst thing ever, or to attempt the worst thing ever, 1702 01:10:37.149 --> 01:10:40.319 of killing Dumbledore, and obviously we see him crumble. 1703 01:10:40.402 --> 01:10:44.281 - Draco, years ago, I knew a boy 1704 01:10:44.365 --> 01:10:47.368 who made all the wrong choices. 1705 01:10:48.619 --> 01:10:51.497 Please let me help you. - I don't want your help. 1706 01:10:52.498 --> 01:10:54.500 Don't you understand? 1707 01:10:54.583 --> 01:10:56.251 I have to do this. 1708 01:10:57.336 --> 01:10:59.421 I have to kill you. 1709 01:10:59.505 --> 01:11:01.048 Or he's gonna kill me. 1710 01:11:01.131 --> 01:11:02.633 - With Tom, what was great with "Half-Blood Prince" 1711 01:11:02.716 --> 01:11:05.344 was you suddenly took this bad guy 1712 01:11:05.427 --> 01:11:06.887 who, in the previous films, 1713 01:11:06.971 --> 01:11:09.848 had always been somewhat two dimensional. 1714 01:11:09.932 --> 01:11:12.518 And then we were able to give him the opportunity 1715 01:11:12.601 --> 01:11:16.939 to explore a far more complex and interesting journey. 1716 01:11:17.022 --> 01:11:19.108 And I sat down with him and I said, "Tom, look, 1717 01:11:19.191 --> 01:11:21.777 this is your opportunity to really shine." 1718 01:11:21.860 --> 01:11:25.030 - I remember David Yates saying if we can get 1719 01:11:25.114 --> 01:11:28.492 just 1% of empathy or sympathy for him, 1720 01:11:28.575 --> 01:11:30.369 then we'll have done our job. 1721 01:11:30.452 --> 01:11:31.829 - Do it. 1722 01:11:32.788 --> 01:11:34.331 - To my mind, Draco is the hero. 1723 01:11:34.415 --> 01:11:35.833 Harry's always gonna do the right thing. 1724 01:11:35.916 --> 01:11:37.334 Harry's always gonna make the right choice. 1725 01:11:37.418 --> 01:11:39.295 There's never really any dilemma for him. 1726 01:11:39.378 --> 01:11:42.423 Draco breaks the chains of this terrible family 1727 01:11:42.506 --> 01:11:44.883 in his responsibility and what he's expected to do. 1728 01:11:44.967 --> 01:11:49.221 And to watch Tom create that struggle on-screen 1729 01:11:49.304 --> 01:11:51.390 and really manifest all that nuance, 1730 01:11:51.473 --> 01:11:52.558 all that complication, 1731 01:11:52.641 --> 01:11:54.309 all that great ethical minefield 1732 01:11:54.393 --> 01:11:58.188 that he tiptoes through was--it was just so impressive. 1733 01:11:58.272 --> 01:11:59.606 - No. 1734 01:12:11.493 --> 01:12:13.078 - Severus. 1735 01:12:21.962 --> 01:12:23.547 Please. 1736 01:12:24.465 --> 01:12:26.300 - Avada Kedavra! 1737 01:12:27.760 --> 01:12:30.679 [dramatic music] 1738 01:12:30.763 --> 01:12:36.769 ♪ ♪ 1739 01:12:36.852 --> 01:12:38.604 - It's obviously amazing to be back, 1740 01:12:38.687 --> 01:12:41.607 but it's like it's so... 1741 01:12:41.690 --> 01:12:44.610 I guess, like, shocking that so many people 1742 01:12:44.693 --> 01:12:47.362 that we both thought would be around for much longer 1743 01:12:47.446 --> 01:12:49.448 than they have been, 1744 01:12:49.531 --> 01:12:54.203 like Helen and Alan and Richard and... 1745 01:12:54.286 --> 01:12:57.122 - Yeah, they're like fam-- like family, 1746 01:12:57.206 --> 01:12:58.957 you can grieve in the same way. 1747 01:12:59.041 --> 01:13:02.127 - Yeah. - Just too soon. 1748 01:13:02.211 --> 01:13:03.754 - Yeah. 1749 01:13:03.837 --> 01:13:06.757 [solemn music] 1750 01:13:06.840 --> 01:13:13.680 ♪ ♪ 1751 01:13:13.764 --> 01:13:16.809 - Do not pity the dead, Harry. 1752 01:13:16.892 --> 01:13:19.311 Pity the living, 1753 01:13:19.394 --> 01:13:23.565 and above all, all those who live without love. 1754 01:13:28.904 --> 01:13:32.574 It does not do to dwell on dreams, Harry, 1755 01:13:32.658 --> 01:13:34.910 and forget to live. 1756 01:13:37.913 --> 01:13:43.168 - Richard Harris was such a special, warm person. 1757 01:13:44.461 --> 01:13:46.296 He was so twinkly. 1758 01:13:48.465 --> 01:13:49.967 - Well, Richard was classic. 1759 01:13:50.050 --> 01:13:52.678 Probably one of the funniest men I've ever met. 1760 01:13:52.761 --> 01:13:54.680 He was this devilish 11-year-old 1761 01:13:54.763 --> 01:13:57.766 trapped in a 70-plus-year-old man's body. 1762 01:13:57.850 --> 01:14:00.102 - Will you give us another twirl, ace? 1763 01:14:00.185 --> 01:14:01.770 [chuckles] 1764 01:14:01.854 --> 01:14:03.397 - He just had that glint in his eye, 1765 01:14:03.480 --> 01:14:05.816 which made him the perfect Dumbledore, by the way. 1766 01:14:05.899 --> 01:14:07.943 - Hmm, alas. 1767 01:14:09.570 --> 01:14:10.988 Ear wax. 1768 01:14:11.071 --> 01:14:15.784 - Richard Griffiths was just delicious as Mr. Dursley. 1769 01:14:15.868 --> 01:14:18.871 - There's no such thing as magic. 1770 01:14:19.913 --> 01:14:23.208 - He embraced his wickedness 1771 01:14:23.292 --> 01:14:25.377 with such verve and passion. 1772 01:14:25.460 --> 01:14:27.754 - His passing was the one that has affected me most 1773 01:14:27.838 --> 01:14:29.381 because he was generous with knowledge. 1774 01:14:29.464 --> 01:14:31.383 Just, like, wanted to share everything with you. 1775 01:14:35.262 --> 01:14:36.430 [gasps] 1776 01:14:38.056 --> 01:14:42.227 - I wondered when I'd be seeing you, Mr. Potter. 1777 01:14:43.228 --> 01:14:46.064 - I feel really lucky to have some, you know, 1778 01:14:46.148 --> 01:14:47.733 some little bit of touch 1779 01:14:47.816 --> 01:14:50.027 with the amount of just amazing people that passed. 1780 01:14:51.403 --> 01:14:53.906 You know, I'll be very, very old one day saying, like, 1781 01:14:53.989 --> 01:14:56.575 "I knew that absolute legend." 1782 01:14:56.658 --> 01:14:58.535 - I--I know I ought not be here. 1783 01:15:00.162 --> 01:15:03.373 The Dark Lord himself forbade me to speak of this. 1784 01:15:03.457 --> 01:15:05.167 - Helen McCrory played my wife. 1785 01:15:05.250 --> 01:15:07.127 I said, "I think I just met 1786 01:15:07.211 --> 01:15:09.588 the best actress I've ever seen in my life." 1787 01:15:10.631 --> 01:15:11.757 - Come. 1788 01:15:11.840 --> 01:15:13.759 - I feel lucky to have worked with her 1789 01:15:13.842 --> 01:15:15.928 and shared just so much, 1790 01:15:16.011 --> 01:15:18.722 frankly, adolescent laughter with her on the set. 1791 01:15:20.682 --> 01:15:22.392 - She had taught me a lot. 1792 01:15:23.560 --> 01:15:25.604 See, I can't even say it. [laughs] 1793 01:15:29.983 --> 01:15:31.485 She had this ability, yeah, 1794 01:15:31.568 --> 01:15:36.323 just to sort of to show such empathy in her eyes. 1795 01:15:37.032 --> 01:15:39.284 And it was a--it was a real treat to work with her. 1796 01:15:39.368 --> 01:15:42.246 [singers humming] 1797 01:15:42.329 --> 01:15:44.456 ♪ ♪ 1798 01:15:44.539 --> 01:15:45.958 - I can teach you 1799 01:15:46.041 --> 01:15:50.337 how to bewitch the mind and ensnare the senses. 1800 01:15:50.420 --> 01:15:53.548 - Alan Rickman never talked to me like I was a child. 1801 01:15:53.632 --> 01:15:57.010 He always took my thoughts and opinions 1802 01:15:57.094 --> 01:16:01.723 very seriously, which I was always very touched by. 1803 01:16:01.807 --> 01:16:05.644 - Alan was a very dear friend, and we had that final scene. 1804 01:16:05.727 --> 01:16:07.437 His final scene. 1805 01:16:08.313 --> 01:16:11.817 - It answers to you 1806 01:16:11.900 --> 01:16:14.319 and you only. 1807 01:16:15.153 --> 01:16:16.572 - Does it? 1808 01:16:16.655 --> 01:16:18.907 I was a little intimidated by him. 1809 01:16:18.991 --> 01:16:22.244 His precision, his expert delivery of lines. 1810 01:16:22.327 --> 01:16:24.538 And we were sort of went toe to toe in a funny way, 1811 01:16:24.621 --> 01:16:26.331 you know, Snape and Voldemort. 1812 01:16:26.415 --> 01:16:27.874 Two actors can relish 1813 01:16:27.958 --> 01:16:29.626 metaphorically fencing with each other. 1814 01:16:29.710 --> 01:16:32.921 Alan was a magician in that way as an actor. 1815 01:16:33.005 --> 01:16:35.966 [choir vocalizing] 1816 01:16:36.049 --> 01:16:37.843 ♪ ♪ 1817 01:16:37.926 --> 01:16:40.387 - The ones that love us never really leave us. 1818 01:16:41.763 --> 01:16:43.515 And you can always find them. 1819 01:16:46.184 --> 01:16:47.352 In here. 1820 01:16:47.436 --> 01:16:50.355 [sweeping music] 1821 01:16:50.439 --> 01:16:57.529 ♪ ♪ 1822 01:17:23.305 --> 01:17:24.806 - Remember this. 1823 01:17:26.058 --> 01:17:27.976 You're not alone. 1824 01:17:31.980 --> 01:17:33.607 - The Elder Wand. 1825 01:17:36.151 --> 01:17:38.779 The most powerful wand ever made. 1826 01:17:38.862 --> 01:17:41.239 The Resurrection Stone. 1827 01:17:45.786 --> 01:17:48.747 The Cloak of Invisibility. 1828 01:17:49.998 --> 01:17:52.250 Together they make the Deathly Hallows. 1829 01:17:52.334 --> 01:17:56.129 Together they make one Master of Death. 1830 01:17:57.214 --> 01:17:59.216 - The boy who lived. 1831 01:17:59.299 --> 01:18:01.760 [dramatic music] 1832 01:18:01.843 --> 01:18:02.969 - Harry! 1833 01:18:03.053 --> 01:18:08.809 ♪ ♪ 1834 01:18:08.892 --> 01:18:10.227 - Come to die. 1835 01:18:10.310 --> 01:18:11.228 - No! 1836 01:18:11.311 --> 01:18:13.897 ♪ ♪ 1837 01:18:13.980 --> 01:18:15.816 Avada Kedavra! 1838 01:18:18.860 --> 01:18:21.780 [whimsical music] 1839 01:18:21.863 --> 01:18:28.370 ♪ ♪ 1840 01:18:28.453 --> 01:18:31.790 - The measures they had taken to protect their families 1841 01:18:31.873 --> 01:18:35.210 made him realize more than anything else could have done 1842 01:18:35.293 --> 01:18:37.963 that they really were going to come with him 1843 01:18:38.046 --> 01:18:41.967 and that they knew exactly how dangerous that would be. 1844 01:18:42.050 --> 01:18:44.761 He wanted to tell them what that meant to him, 1845 01:18:44.845 --> 01:18:49.015 but he simply could not find words important enough. 1846 01:18:58.400 --> 01:18:59.985 - It's both really cool. 1847 01:19:00.068 --> 01:19:03.238 It's really--and it's weird, like, walking around here 1848 01:19:03.321 --> 01:19:06.658 and seeing the sets that we were, like, kids on, 1849 01:19:06.741 --> 01:19:08.535 who treated everything with the amount of respect 1850 01:19:08.618 --> 01:19:10.203 kids treat things when you're just there and having fun. 1851 01:19:10.287 --> 01:19:11.580 - Yeah. - It's weird. 1852 01:19:11.663 --> 01:19:12.873 I'm having, like, weird, nostalgic moments. 1853 01:19:12.956 --> 01:19:14.166 Remember my hamster? 1854 01:19:14.249 --> 01:19:15.208 Does anybody remember my hamster? 1855 01:19:15.292 --> 01:19:16.668 - Yes. - Millie. 1856 01:19:16.751 --> 01:19:18.003 - Yeah. I didn't remember the hamster's name. 1857 01:19:18.086 --> 01:19:19.379 I'm sorry. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. 1858 01:19:19.463 --> 01:19:20.672 - That's okay. Rest in peace, Millie. 1859 01:19:20.755 --> 01:19:22.215 - I remember you having a hamster 1860 01:19:22.299 --> 01:19:23.884 and being vaguely jealous that you had an animal 1861 01:19:23.967 --> 01:19:26.261 that was on set with you. - They made a coffin for it. 1862 01:19:26.344 --> 01:19:27.679 The carpentry department. - They did, yeah. 1863 01:19:27.762 --> 01:19:29.890 When Millie died, the set designers built 1864 01:19:29.973 --> 01:19:33.602 Millie her own custom-made wooden coffin 1865 01:19:33.685 --> 01:19:35.270 that had velvet on the inside of it. 1866 01:19:35.353 --> 01:19:36.521 - It was beautiful. - Whoa! 1867 01:19:36.605 --> 01:19:38.690 - And--and it had her name engraved 1868 01:19:38.773 --> 01:19:41.067 because I was, I mean, I was beside myself. 1869 01:19:41.151 --> 01:19:42.360 - Did we do, like, a service? 1870 01:19:42.444 --> 01:19:44.029 I feel like we said a few words. 1871 01:19:44.112 --> 01:19:47.407 - I kept wanting to pick up dead Millie, and, like, 1872 01:19:47.491 --> 01:19:49.576 stroke and touch dead Millie. 1873 01:19:49.659 --> 01:19:51.286 And he was like, "Emma, 1874 01:19:51.369 --> 01:19:54.539 Millie's got to, like, stay in the coffin now." 1875 01:19:54.623 --> 01:19:56.917 - I have forgotten so much of this. 1876 01:19:57.000 --> 01:19:59.878 - It doesn't feel like much time has passed. 1877 01:19:59.961 --> 01:20:01.463 - I know. 1878 01:20:01.546 --> 01:20:02.839 - We all still look better than we do in the epilogue. 1879 01:20:02.923 --> 01:20:04.549 - Yes. - I was gonna say. 1880 01:20:04.633 --> 01:20:05.967 - Which is great. Like, we've made it in before that. 1881 01:20:08.512 --> 01:20:10.555 - Bag? - Yeah. 1882 01:20:10.639 --> 01:20:11.848 - Jumper? 1883 01:20:11.932 --> 01:20:15.185 - I was all forehead and a fat suit. 1884 01:20:15.268 --> 01:20:17.354 - Yeah, I was very, I was-- - I think I kind of... 1885 01:20:17.437 --> 01:20:18.772 - Yeah, you went for it. 1886 01:20:18.855 --> 01:20:20.190 You were like, "Give me the full, give me--" 1887 01:20:20.273 --> 01:20:21.274 - I did, yeah. Give me everything. 1888 01:20:21.358 --> 01:20:22.484 - Yeah, you went all in. 1889 01:20:22.567 --> 01:20:24.986 - Yeah. - I was so proud of you. 1890 01:20:26.988 --> 01:20:28.990 - No one else can really quite understand 1891 01:20:29.074 --> 01:20:31.284 what we experienced; it's a very unique thing. 1892 01:20:31.368 --> 01:20:34.621 Think David Yates used to describe us as astronauts 1893 01:20:34.704 --> 01:20:38.625 'cause no one else has really experienced this in this scale. 1894 01:20:38.708 --> 01:20:41.378 And we'll be kind of forever bonded by that. 1895 01:20:43.004 --> 01:20:46.216 [horn honks] 1896 01:20:46.299 --> 01:20:47.717 - Some of the sweetest memories I have 1897 01:20:47.801 --> 01:20:49.344 from the three of us is just each of us 1898 01:20:49.427 --> 01:20:51.846 knowing we sort of needed to take care of each other 1899 01:20:51.930 --> 01:20:53.348 in just small ways. 1900 01:20:53.431 --> 01:20:55.267 Just in terms of, like, it's really cold. 1901 01:20:55.350 --> 01:20:58.603 Like we're all gonna-- we're all gonna stand together 1902 01:20:58.687 --> 01:21:00.230 or I'm knackered. 1903 01:21:00.313 --> 01:21:03.191 Are you okay, Dan, if I, like, fall asleep on you, 1904 01:21:03.275 --> 01:21:06.945 like, in between this take, 'cause I'm so tired or-- 1905 01:21:07.028 --> 01:21:09.281 - I think we have all fallen asleep in various 1906 01:21:09.364 --> 01:21:10.699 like on--on each other 1907 01:21:10.782 --> 01:21:12.617 in, like, some of the most grand cathedrals 1908 01:21:12.701 --> 01:21:15.370 and things in the UK. [laughter] 1909 01:21:15.453 --> 01:21:17.122 - The level of trust I had 1910 01:21:17.205 --> 01:21:20.292 and that we did build over those 10 years was like, 1911 01:21:20.375 --> 01:21:21.960 if we were doing a stunt, 1912 01:21:22.043 --> 01:21:24.796 I trusted that one of you would catch me. 1913 01:21:24.879 --> 01:21:26.590 - I feel like that kind of trust and reliance 1914 01:21:26.673 --> 01:21:28.717 and that takes, you know, 1915 01:21:28.800 --> 01:21:30.302 there's very few work environments 1916 01:21:30.385 --> 01:21:31.803 where you get that much time to build that up. 1917 01:21:31.886 --> 01:21:33.555 - And it was like nonverbal. Like it was, 1918 01:21:33.638 --> 01:21:35.390 it was like the three of us could communicate 1919 01:21:35.473 --> 01:21:37.684 without even having to say anything. 1920 01:21:37.767 --> 01:21:39.644 We just knew what needed to be done. 1921 01:21:39.728 --> 01:21:43.064 We were each very strong for each other. 1922 01:21:44.316 --> 01:21:45.900 Need to change. 1923 01:21:52.240 --> 01:21:53.491 - How, Hermione? 1924 01:21:53.575 --> 01:21:55.535 - Undetectable extension charm. 1925 01:21:56.828 --> 01:21:58.204 - You're amazing, you are. 1926 01:21:59.289 --> 01:22:01.249 - Always the tone of surprise. 1927 01:22:01.333 --> 01:22:03.793 - These films had a very different feel. 1928 01:22:03.877 --> 01:22:05.378 We were away from Hogwarts. 1929 01:22:05.462 --> 01:22:08.548 A lot of the time camping out different places. 1930 01:22:08.632 --> 01:22:10.300 The tone was a lot darker. 1931 01:22:10.383 --> 01:22:12.010 It felt like a different film. 1932 01:22:12.093 --> 01:22:14.095 Dumbledore sends you off to find all these Horcruxes, 1933 01:22:14.179 --> 01:22:15.847 but it doesn't tell you how to destroy them? 1934 01:22:15.930 --> 01:22:17.557 - It's very refreshing, I think, 1935 01:22:17.641 --> 01:22:21.061 'cause we all got to do some a lot more serious stuff. 1936 01:22:21.144 --> 01:22:22.729 And it was a real opportunity 1937 01:22:22.812 --> 01:22:24.356 to go deeper with these characters. 1938 01:22:24.439 --> 01:22:26.232 Are you coming, are you staying? 1939 01:22:30.779 --> 01:22:33.198 I saw you two the other night. 1940 01:22:33.281 --> 01:22:35.825 - Ron, that's--that's nothing. 1941 01:22:37.911 --> 01:22:39.120 Ron-- 1942 01:22:39.871 --> 01:22:41.873 The scene that I thought was gonna be really awkward 1943 01:22:41.956 --> 01:22:43.708 and I wasn't sure about at all 1944 01:22:43.792 --> 01:22:45.710 which was us doing our dance. 1945 01:22:45.794 --> 01:22:47.879 - Yeah. - Like I--now that's one 1946 01:22:47.962 --> 01:22:51.299 of my favorite scenes from the whole of the series, 1947 01:22:51.383 --> 01:22:53.885 because the level of familiarity that you and I 1948 01:22:53.969 --> 01:22:55.887 had with each other, at that point, I didn't think 1949 01:22:55.970 --> 01:22:57.931 I could have done a scene like that with another actor. 1950 01:22:58.014 --> 01:22:59.641 - Well, it's also an interesting scene 'cause like, 1951 01:22:59.724 --> 01:23:01.518 first of all, we were doing Harry Potter films. 1952 01:23:01.601 --> 01:23:03.436 And then on the last movie, the director came and was like, 1953 01:23:03.520 --> 01:23:05.563 "Hey, how about you do slow dancing to Nick Cave 1954 01:23:05.647 --> 01:23:07.065 for five minutes?" 1955 01:23:07.148 --> 01:23:08.400 We're like, "Wait, what movie are we working on?" 1956 01:23:08.483 --> 01:23:09.943 Like, "Great, but okay." 1957 01:23:10.026 --> 01:23:13.363 - ♪ I once was blind, but now I see ♪ 1958 01:23:13.446 --> 01:23:17.075 ♪ Have you left a seat for me? ♪ 1959 01:23:17.158 --> 01:23:21.788 ♪ Is that such a stretch of the imagination? ♪ 1960 01:23:21.871 --> 01:23:24.833 ♪ Hey, little train, we're jumping on ♪ 1961 01:23:24.916 --> 01:23:28.586 ♪ The train that goes to the kingdom ♪ 1962 01:23:28.670 --> 01:23:32.757 ♪ We're happy, Ma, we're having fun ♪ 1963 01:23:32.841 --> 01:23:34.175 ♪ ♪ 1964 01:23:34.259 --> 01:23:35.468 - There's so much said in the scene. 1965 01:23:35.552 --> 01:23:37.262 It was unspoken. I loved that. 1966 01:23:37.345 --> 01:23:39.597 And also in the same way that for the characters, 1967 01:23:39.681 --> 01:23:41.307 they got to have a moment of fun. 1968 01:23:41.391 --> 01:23:42.809 I feel like you and I got to have a moment of fun. 1969 01:23:42.892 --> 01:23:44.269 - Yeah, certainly. - Which we also... 1970 01:23:44.352 --> 01:23:45.770 both: Needed at that point. 1971 01:23:45.854 --> 01:23:47.605 - You know? - Yes, absolutely. 1972 01:23:47.689 --> 01:23:50.734 - Treacherous little bleeder. Is there no one we can trust? 1973 01:23:50.817 --> 01:23:52.610 - There was that, like--that scene on the last movie 1974 01:23:52.694 --> 01:23:54.446 where it was like us running through the forest. 1975 01:23:54.529 --> 01:23:55.947 - We were racing through the woods 1976 01:23:56.030 --> 01:23:57.907 trying not to be caught by the Snatchers. 1977 01:23:57.991 --> 01:23:59.325 - And action. 1978 01:24:00.869 --> 01:24:03.455 - Well, don't hang about. Snatch him. 1979 01:24:03.538 --> 01:24:05.790 - Honestly, I remember you and I, Emma, 1980 01:24:05.874 --> 01:24:07.083 becoming incredibly competitive... 1981 01:24:07.167 --> 01:24:08.376 - Ridiculously competitive. 1982 01:24:08.460 --> 01:24:10.670 - About who was gonna run faster. 1983 01:24:10.754 --> 01:24:12.464 - Give me five. That rocked! Whoo-hoo! 1984 01:24:12.547 --> 01:24:14.215 - I feel like Rupert was always, like, 1985 01:24:14.299 --> 01:24:15.800 a little bit, too, like, "You guys do what you like." 1986 01:24:15.884 --> 01:24:17.802 - He was just like, "You do your thing." 1987 01:24:17.886 --> 01:24:19.054 - Yeah... - I be here. 1988 01:24:19.137 --> 01:24:21.139 - For me, running is a stunt, 1989 01:24:21.222 --> 01:24:22.807 walking is a stunt. 1990 01:24:25.727 --> 01:24:27.145 - Oof. 1991 01:24:29.063 --> 01:24:30.648 - I absolutely do not like 1992 01:24:30.732 --> 01:24:32.442 watching very many scenes of myself in that, 1993 01:24:32.525 --> 01:24:34.235 but I've watched you two and I think you're brilliant. 1994 01:24:34.319 --> 01:24:36.154 - I remember that was a really sweet thing, though. 1995 01:24:36.237 --> 01:24:38.573 I do actually remember that the three of us telling each other 1996 01:24:38.656 --> 01:24:40.784 that we were doing a good job or that we'd done a scene well. 1997 01:24:40.867 --> 01:24:42.869 - Especially 'cause we had started off young 1998 01:24:42.952 --> 01:24:44.370 and really not knowing what we were doing. 1999 01:24:44.454 --> 01:24:45.997 So that when we'd see each other do 2000 01:24:46.080 --> 01:24:47.791 like a bit of real acting, you'd go, "Oh, cool." 2001 01:24:47.874 --> 01:24:49.501 - "That was--that's was cool." - Yeah, "Well done." 2002 01:24:49.584 --> 01:24:50.960 Like, yeah that was--I guess we're all getting better. 2003 01:24:51.044 --> 01:24:52.128 - Crushed it. - Great. Well done. 2004 01:24:52.212 --> 01:24:53.713 - Yeah, yeah. - I mean. 2005 01:24:53.797 --> 01:24:58.384 Obviously, us kissing was the most horrifying thing 2006 01:24:58.468 --> 01:24:59.803 either of us... - Oh. 2007 01:24:59.886 --> 01:25:02.096 - Yeah. - Have ever had to go through. 2008 01:25:06.810 --> 01:25:08.394 I'm Hermione Granger. 2009 01:25:08.478 --> 01:25:11.022 And you are? 2010 01:25:11.105 --> 01:25:13.900 - I'm Ron Weasley. - Pleasure. 2011 01:25:13.983 --> 01:25:18.321 - "It's levi-ohh-sa," not levio-sahh." 2012 01:25:18.404 --> 01:25:20.573 [laughter] She's a nightmare, honestly. 2013 01:25:20.657 --> 01:25:22.700 No wonder she hasn't got any friends. 2014 01:25:24.494 --> 01:25:26.037 - I think she heard you. 2015 01:25:26.120 --> 01:25:28.248 - It was just built up so much for the whole series. 2016 01:25:28.331 --> 01:25:29.499 - Eight films. 2017 01:25:29.582 --> 01:25:31.209 - I love Ron and Hermione's romance 2018 01:25:31.292 --> 01:25:33.878 and the way that sort of just bubbles away 2019 01:25:33.962 --> 01:25:35.797 under the story constantly. 2020 01:25:35.880 --> 01:25:37.507 - Uh--um... 2021 01:25:38.716 --> 01:25:39.968 [clears throat] 2022 01:25:42.345 --> 01:25:46.140 This relationship has been so restrained for so long. 2023 01:25:46.224 --> 01:25:48.059 - Got a bit of toothpaste. 2024 01:25:49.894 --> 01:25:52.564 - Slughorn's having Christmas, too, you know. 2025 01:25:52.647 --> 01:25:53.982 And we're meant to bring someone. 2026 01:25:54.065 --> 01:25:55.900 - I expect you'll be bringing McLaggen? 2027 01:25:55.984 --> 01:25:59.362 - The audience are desperate to see these two kiss. 2028 01:25:59.445 --> 01:26:01.072 - Actually, I was going to ask you. 2029 01:26:01.155 --> 01:26:02.740 - Really? 2030 01:26:02.824 --> 01:26:04.659 - There's a scene that we should--it's nice and sweet 2031 01:26:04.742 --> 01:26:06.161 that we should talk about once you've read it. 2032 01:26:06.244 --> 01:26:07.453 'Cause we'll be doing the kiss this week 2033 01:26:07.537 --> 01:26:08.997 between Ron and Hermione. - What? 2034 01:26:09.080 --> 01:26:10.456 - Doing the kiss between Ron and Hermione in-- 2035 01:26:10.540 --> 01:26:11.749 - This week? - This week? 2036 01:26:11.833 --> 01:26:13.751 - In the chambers of secrets. 2037 01:26:13.835 --> 01:26:16.546 - In this moment of extraordinary jeopardy, 2038 01:26:16.629 --> 01:26:19.966 they turn to each other and then they just kiss. 2039 01:26:22.802 --> 01:26:25.722 We've waited seven movies for this. 2040 01:26:25.805 --> 01:26:28.057 I spoke to both of them in their trailers, 2041 01:26:28.141 --> 01:26:30.268 made sure they were both comfortable. 2042 01:26:30.351 --> 01:26:34.147 It was almost like prepping them for a major sports event. 2043 01:26:34.230 --> 01:26:36.357 You know, saying, "Okay guys, you can do this. 2044 01:26:36.441 --> 01:26:38.109 It's gonna be great." 2045 01:26:38.192 --> 01:26:40.778 - It was meant to be, like, this, like, dramatic make out. 2046 01:26:40.862 --> 01:26:42.280 'Cause you and I just kept corpsing-- 2047 01:26:42.363 --> 01:26:43.740 like, we just kept laughing. - Yeah, yeah. 2048 01:26:43.823 --> 01:26:45.116 - And I was just really scared 2049 01:26:45.199 --> 01:26:46.492 we were never gonna get it because... 2050 01:26:46.576 --> 01:26:47.827 both: We couldn't take it seriously. 2051 01:26:47.911 --> 01:26:49.454 [laughter] 2052 01:26:49.537 --> 01:26:51.581 - I did not make this better because I've been told 2053 01:26:51.664 --> 01:26:53.958 significantly that I was just being an absolute dick 2054 01:26:54.042 --> 01:26:55.418 about this and was like, 2055 01:26:55.501 --> 01:26:57.128 "I'm gonna come on set and watch you guys kiss." 2056 01:26:57.211 --> 01:26:59.005 - Well, everyone wanted to be on set for it. 2057 01:26:59.088 --> 01:27:01.507 'Cause everyone was like, "This is gonna be good, guys." 2058 01:27:01.591 --> 01:27:03.134 Like we need-- - I'm sorry about that, guys. 2059 01:27:03.217 --> 01:27:04.636 - Yeah, yeah, yeah. 2060 01:27:04.719 --> 01:27:06.471 - I knew I was gonna kind of have to be the one 2061 01:27:06.554 --> 01:27:08.348 to kinda make this thing happen 2062 01:27:08.431 --> 01:27:12.185 because Rupert was not gonna, so I just had to go for it. 2063 01:27:12.268 --> 01:27:13.895 - Taking no prisoners. 2064 01:27:13.978 --> 01:27:17.273 - I needed like, momentum into the kiss in order to do it. 2065 01:27:17.357 --> 01:27:20.276 - And Rupert's, I could almost on that first take, 2066 01:27:20.360 --> 01:27:23.988 I saw Rupert's face explode with surprise, 2067 01:27:24.072 --> 01:27:26.074 'cause he thought, "It's only the first take." 2068 01:27:26.157 --> 01:27:28.159 - Kinda think I blacked out. I just remember 2069 01:27:28.242 --> 01:27:31.162 your face getting closer and closer to mine. 2070 01:27:31.245 --> 01:27:32.705 - Every time you talk about this, 2071 01:27:32.789 --> 01:27:35.124 you make it sound like an actual horror show 2072 01:27:35.208 --> 01:27:36.167 in your head. 2073 01:27:36.250 --> 01:27:38.544 - It wasn't that bad. I know. 2074 01:27:44.133 --> 01:27:47.136 [romantic music swelling] 2075 01:27:47.220 --> 01:27:49.847 ♪ ♪ 2076 01:27:49.931 --> 01:27:52.392 - Kissing Rupert is one of the hardest things 2077 01:27:52.475 --> 01:27:54.102 I've ever had to do. 2078 01:27:54.185 --> 01:27:56.980 It just felt wrong, 2079 01:27:57.063 --> 01:27:58.856 so wrong on every level 2080 01:27:58.940 --> 01:28:01.985 because Dan, Rupert, and I are so much siblings. 2081 01:28:06.114 --> 01:28:07.365 Harry? 2082 01:28:07.448 --> 01:28:09.033 All three of us, I think, felt so matched 2083 01:28:09.117 --> 01:28:11.953 in how much it meant to us. 2084 01:28:12.954 --> 01:28:15.123 I remember the scene when you were like, "No, guys, 2085 01:28:15.206 --> 01:28:17.041 I'm the one who has to go on my own kinda thing 2086 01:28:17.125 --> 01:28:18.876 on this--this one." 2087 01:28:18.960 --> 01:28:20.378 And I gave you the hug to say goodbye. 2088 01:28:20.461 --> 01:28:23.006 I'll go with you. - No, kill the snake. 2089 01:28:25.466 --> 01:28:28.386 - I knew I was saying goodbye to the series. 2090 01:28:28.469 --> 01:28:30.263 I knew I was saying goodbye to you. 2091 01:28:30.346 --> 01:28:32.682 And I just had to just bring to the surface 2092 01:28:32.765 --> 01:28:37.854 how I really felt about it all coming to an end. 2093 01:28:37.937 --> 01:28:39.355 - Yeah. 2094 01:28:51.326 --> 01:28:52.702 - It's a very biblical image 2095 01:28:52.785 --> 01:28:54.746 carrying Harry across the bridge. 2096 01:28:57.498 --> 01:29:00.752 - If you ask Jo or anyone who's deeply involved in it, 2097 01:29:00.835 --> 01:29:03.588 they'll just say it's the battle between good and evil. 2098 01:29:03.671 --> 01:29:05.131 It's as simple as that. 2099 01:29:08.426 --> 01:29:11.345 - I owe so much to Neville as a character. 2100 01:29:11.429 --> 01:29:12.889 I was very, very shy, I wouldn't-- 2101 01:29:12.972 --> 01:29:14.515 I would never speak up in class. 2102 01:29:14.599 --> 01:29:15.808 I wouldn't put my hand up for anything 2103 01:29:15.892 --> 01:29:18.561 'cause I-I very much was him. 2104 01:29:20.146 --> 01:29:23.900 Great story of Neville is that he's the champion. 2105 01:29:26.027 --> 01:29:27.570 - That wonderful bit at the end. 2106 01:29:27.653 --> 01:29:29.614 That great speech of Matthew's, you know. 2107 01:29:31.532 --> 01:29:33.409 Good must prevail, of course. 2108 01:29:34.285 --> 01:29:35.787 - It doesn't matter that Harry's gone. 2109 01:29:35.870 --> 01:29:37.246 - Stand down, Neville. 2110 01:29:37.330 --> 01:29:39.457 - People die every day. 2111 01:29:39.540 --> 01:29:41.292 We lost Harry tonight. 2112 01:29:43.503 --> 01:29:47.131 He's still with us in here. 2113 01:29:50.051 --> 01:29:51.552 He didn't die in vain. 2114 01:29:51.636 --> 01:29:53.304 But the thing that Harry Potter did for me, 2115 01:29:53.387 --> 01:29:57.183 both as a--as a story and as an actor in it... 2116 01:29:57.266 --> 01:29:58.810 But you will. 2117 01:29:58.893 --> 01:30:01.187 Was that it helped me to find first what I'm not. 2118 01:30:01.270 --> 01:30:04.816 Harry's heart did beat for us. For all of us. 2119 01:30:04.899 --> 01:30:08.236 Which, therefore, by extension, found what I am. 2120 01:30:10.238 --> 01:30:12.073 - Confrigo! - [hisses] 2121 01:30:15.284 --> 01:30:17.578 - [shouts] 2122 01:30:21.249 --> 01:30:23.376 - We're looking at the book, the final confrontation 2123 01:30:23.459 --> 01:30:25.503 between Voldemort and Harry. 2124 01:30:25.586 --> 01:30:26.879 It takes place in the Great Hall 2125 01:30:26.963 --> 01:30:29.048 with a huge audience watching. 2126 01:30:29.132 --> 01:30:32.593 And I really wanted something earthier and more intense 2127 01:30:32.677 --> 01:30:35.096 and more visceral than that. 2128 01:30:35.179 --> 01:30:39.058 Because these two adversaries were almost joined 2129 01:30:39.142 --> 01:30:43.521 spiritually, if you like, in this strange, horcrux-y way, 2130 01:30:43.604 --> 01:30:45.231 I thought, wouldn't it be wonderful 2131 01:30:45.314 --> 01:30:49.694 if Dan just grabbed Ralph and pulled him off this tower? 2132 01:30:49.777 --> 01:30:53.030 - Come on, Tom, let's finish this the way we started it. 2133 01:30:53.114 --> 01:30:54.866 Together. 2134 01:30:54.949 --> 01:30:57.368 - As they apparate, they merge together 2135 01:30:57.451 --> 01:30:59.537 that deep connection that we'd sort of 2136 01:30:59.620 --> 01:31:02.665 threaded through the stories and the films, 2137 01:31:02.748 --> 01:31:04.333 you'd visualize in that moment 2138 01:31:04.417 --> 01:31:06.752 before they tumbled down into the courtyard. 2139 01:31:10.923 --> 01:31:12.341 - I remember being quite physically tired. 2140 01:31:12.425 --> 01:31:13.718 We put everything into it. 2141 01:31:13.801 --> 01:31:15.344 We were exhausted, I think, at the end. 2142 01:31:15.428 --> 01:31:17.221 We were shooting in cold months 2143 01:31:17.305 --> 01:31:18.347 and the skies were gray. 2144 01:31:18.431 --> 01:31:20.057 My forearm got so tight 2145 01:31:20.141 --> 01:31:22.101 'cause this thing, this running current in you, 2146 01:31:22.185 --> 01:31:24.437 you had to... 2147 01:31:24.520 --> 01:31:25.855 push it back at him. 2148 01:31:26.731 --> 01:31:30.109 - As well as the physical challenge of making the films, 2149 01:31:30.193 --> 01:31:32.653 there was that small pressure of thinking, 2150 01:31:32.737 --> 01:31:34.405 "You're the one who's gonna finish this. 2151 01:31:34.488 --> 01:31:37.408 "It has to go out on a high. It has to be meaningful. 2152 01:31:37.491 --> 01:31:40.745 It has to resonate. It has to deliver." 2153 01:31:40.828 --> 01:31:43.789 [dramatic music] 2154 01:31:43.873 --> 01:31:50.963 ♪ ♪ 2155 01:32:30.294 --> 01:32:33.130 - Who are you? - Hello, my name is Emma Watson 2156 01:32:33.214 --> 01:32:35.091 playing the part of Hermione Granger. 2157 01:32:35.174 --> 01:32:37.635 - I'm horrified. - No, never. 2158 01:32:37.718 --> 01:32:39.470 - What? - Never mind. 2159 01:32:39.553 --> 01:32:40.846 - You rather not be seen like this? 2160 01:32:40.930 --> 01:32:42.390 - Yeah. - Why? 2161 01:32:42.473 --> 01:32:43.975 - 'Cause he doesn't like the clip in his hair. 2162 01:32:44.058 --> 01:32:45.810 - Yeah. - Mr. Radcliffe. 2163 01:32:45.893 --> 01:32:47.603 - Yep. Ah! - Ah? 2164 01:32:47.687 --> 01:32:49.063 - Camera, ah! 2165 01:32:49.146 --> 01:32:50.523 You're from the press? 2166 01:32:50.606 --> 01:32:52.608 - I'm from the press, exactly. How did you know? 2167 01:32:52.692 --> 01:32:54.652 It's your first day. How does it feel? 2168 01:32:54.735 --> 01:32:56.988 - It feels absolutely fantastic. 2169 01:32:57.071 --> 01:32:58.197 - Are you excited? 2170 01:32:58.281 --> 01:33:01.284 - Very much so. Can't wait. 2171 01:33:01.367 --> 01:33:04.578 - After all this preparation, finally happening. 2172 01:33:04.662 --> 01:33:07.248 Okay, get back to work. People need to pamper you. 2173 01:33:07.331 --> 01:33:08.791 - Yeah. - Right. 2174 01:33:13.462 --> 01:33:15.339 - What do you think about when you think about it now, Rup? 2175 01:33:15.423 --> 01:33:16.632 As you look back on-- 2176 01:33:16.716 --> 01:33:17.883 like, for me, it's very good memories. 2177 01:33:17.967 --> 01:33:19.260 Like, what is it for you? 2178 01:33:19.343 --> 01:33:20.928 - I'm very proud to have been part of them. 2179 01:33:21.012 --> 01:33:23.556 I think towards the end it was kind of a weird time, 2180 01:33:23.639 --> 01:33:25.516 especially kind of finishing. 2181 01:33:25.599 --> 01:33:27.184 I felt like I lost track 2182 01:33:27.268 --> 01:33:29.353 of who I was and who the character was. 2183 01:33:29.437 --> 01:33:32.023 I didn't really know where they ended or began. 2184 01:33:32.106 --> 01:33:33.441 - Yeah, there were some things that I'm just like, 2185 01:33:33.524 --> 01:33:34.483 who--who am I? 2186 01:33:34.567 --> 01:33:35.568 Like, what do I like to do? 2187 01:33:35.651 --> 01:33:36.986 What--what is important to me? 2188 01:33:37.069 --> 01:33:38.279 - Like, it was weird things. 2189 01:33:38.362 --> 01:33:39.572 Even my name didn't feel like my name. 2190 01:33:39.655 --> 01:33:40.906 - Yeah. - I felt I only 2191 01:33:40.990 --> 01:33:42.199 really knew how to do one thing. 2192 01:33:42.283 --> 01:33:43.617 - Yeah. - I knew how to play Ron. 2193 01:33:43.701 --> 01:33:45.077 Ron was my favorite character, 2194 01:33:45.161 --> 01:33:47.371 so it was so cool being him in the film. 2195 01:33:47.455 --> 01:33:48.873 - It's almost like we did 2196 01:33:48.956 --> 01:33:52.626 the most extreme form of method acting. 2197 01:33:52.710 --> 01:33:54.628 - It always had to end at some point. 2198 01:33:54.712 --> 01:33:58.215 We were never gonna be doing this forever. 2199 01:33:58.299 --> 01:34:00.051 - The way it feels for me now, 2200 01:34:00.134 --> 01:34:03.220 like, seeing you here, having had time apart... 2201 01:34:04.138 --> 01:34:06.098 Let me try not to get emotional. 2202 01:34:06.182 --> 01:34:08.809 It feels like you're like a pillar of my life. 2203 01:34:08.893 --> 01:34:10.061 - That's a very overwhelming thing, 2204 01:34:10.144 --> 01:34:11.479 'cause I've watched you grow up. 2205 01:34:11.562 --> 01:34:12.563 We've watched each other grow up. 2206 01:34:12.646 --> 01:34:13.773 We grew up together. 2207 01:34:13.856 --> 01:34:16.108 We're family. We always will be. 2208 01:34:16.192 --> 01:34:19.111 We don't need to see each-- oh, my God. 2209 01:34:19.195 --> 01:34:23.157 Even though we don't see each other all the time. 2210 01:34:23.240 --> 01:34:24.992 Yeah, it's a... 2211 01:34:26.452 --> 01:34:27.703 It's a strong-- 2212 01:34:27.787 --> 01:34:29.330 a strong bond that we will always have. 2213 01:34:29.413 --> 01:34:33.417 And we will always be part of each other's lives. 2214 01:34:33.501 --> 01:34:36.420 [tender music] 2215 01:34:36.504 --> 01:34:37.421 [chuckles] 2216 01:34:37.505 --> 01:34:43.427 ♪ ♪ 2217 01:34:44.095 --> 01:34:47.181 - Oh, it's so nice to see you. - So good to see you. 2218 01:34:49.100 --> 01:34:50.351 I love you. 2219 01:34:50.434 --> 01:34:52.186 [both laughing softly] 2220 01:34:56.357 --> 01:34:57.441 As a friend. 2221 01:34:57.525 --> 01:34:59.944 [both laughing] 2222 01:35:00.027 --> 01:35:01.612 - Just to be clear. - Just to be clear. 2223 01:35:01.695 --> 01:35:03.280 - For everyone watching. 2224 01:35:03.364 --> 01:35:06.617 - But it's true. There's so much love. 2225 01:35:06.701 --> 01:35:08.244 - Oh, thanks, Rupes. 2226 01:35:08.327 --> 01:35:09.787 - Let's do a rehearsal, 2227 01:35:09.870 --> 01:35:12.331 and it can playback I need to playback from the top. 2228 01:35:12.415 --> 01:35:14.542 When you're ready, and action. 2229 01:35:15.668 --> 01:35:18.421 When we were all wrapping up those final scenes, 2230 01:35:18.504 --> 01:35:22.800 one of the last shots we did in the entire shoot. 2231 01:35:22.883 --> 01:35:25.261 - We were diving past the camera 2232 01:35:25.344 --> 01:35:28.305 and landing on this huge crash mat. 2233 01:35:28.389 --> 01:35:30.975 - That was what it all came down to, this one take. 2234 01:35:31.058 --> 01:35:33.144 It was jumping in a chimney. 2235 01:35:33.227 --> 01:35:36.647 - It was such a metaphor for what was actually happening. 2236 01:35:36.730 --> 01:35:39.483 We had to, like, jump onto a mat, basically, 2237 01:35:39.567 --> 01:35:41.610 to travel into another world. 2238 01:35:42.528 --> 01:35:46.031 - The collective emotion was incredibly palpable 2239 01:35:46.115 --> 01:35:47.867 and--and for the people who'd supported them 2240 01:35:47.950 --> 01:35:49.952 and had been there for them throughout. 2241 01:35:50.035 --> 01:35:53.622 Everybody who'd seen them grow up. 2242 01:35:57.418 --> 01:35:59.879 - On that last day, I just lost it. 2243 01:36:02.298 --> 01:36:04.925 - I mean, I remember all of us just holding each other. 2244 01:36:07.178 --> 01:36:11.682 All three of us were, like, utterly devastated. 2245 01:36:14.059 --> 01:36:16.187 I think it was the first time we'd allowed ourselves 2246 01:36:16.270 --> 01:36:20.691 to even process or realize we'd done it. 2247 01:36:20.774 --> 01:36:22.610 We'd made it through. 2248 01:36:22.693 --> 01:36:24.278 - It's so ingrained in me as well, 2249 01:36:24.361 --> 01:36:27.072 like I measure my life with these movies. 2250 01:36:27.156 --> 01:36:29.200 So it's like, "Oh, when did you pass your driving test?" 2251 01:36:29.283 --> 01:36:31.994 I'm like, "Order of the Phoenix." 2252 01:36:32.077 --> 01:36:36.749 - Every part of my life is connected to Potter. 2253 01:36:38.626 --> 01:36:41.337 When I meet people who it's a really important part 2254 01:36:41.420 --> 01:36:44.048 of their life, or the books or the films were in some way, 2255 01:36:44.131 --> 01:36:45.716 like, a part of their identity, 2256 01:36:45.799 --> 01:36:48.385 it, yeah, it just makes you really proud. 2257 01:36:48.469 --> 01:36:50.638 - There's something about Harry Potter 2258 01:36:50.721 --> 01:36:52.389 that makes life richer. 2259 01:36:52.473 --> 01:36:55.643 Like, when things get really dark and times are really hard, 2260 01:36:55.726 --> 01:36:58.062 stories give us places we can go 2261 01:36:58.145 --> 01:37:02.650 where we can rest and feel held. 2262 01:37:02.733 --> 01:37:04.401 - I don't think I fully appreciated the reach 2263 01:37:04.485 --> 01:37:06.862 that these films had when we were in them. 2264 01:37:06.946 --> 01:37:08.572 The amount of people that have said things like, 2265 01:37:08.656 --> 01:37:10.574 "These are the only films my dad and I watched together. 2266 01:37:10.658 --> 01:37:12.117 "Like, we can't talk about anything else. 2267 01:37:12.201 --> 01:37:13.577 "And like, we watch Harry Potter together. 2268 01:37:13.661 --> 01:37:15.120 And that has been our thing." 2269 01:37:15.204 --> 01:37:18.499 - It's amazing to--to be a small kind of part of that. 2270 01:37:18.582 --> 01:37:21.752 And just seeing it kinda relive on, finding new mediums, 2271 01:37:21.835 --> 01:37:23.879 like the stage show, "Fantastic Beasts." 2272 01:37:23.963 --> 01:37:26.590 It's just kind of living forever, 2273 01:37:26.674 --> 01:37:28.592 and it's amazing to see it. 2274 01:37:28.676 --> 01:37:31.387 [together] Harry Potter! Harry Potter! 2275 01:37:31.470 --> 01:37:34.598 - There's nothing like the stories of Harry Potter. 2276 01:37:34.682 --> 01:37:35.975 The stories told within them, 2277 01:37:36.058 --> 01:37:38.185 the individual characters' journeys. 2278 01:37:38.269 --> 01:37:39.770 I just think that has such 2279 01:37:39.853 --> 01:37:42.147 a transformative effect on people. 2280 01:37:42.231 --> 01:37:43.148 That's magic. 2281 01:37:43.232 --> 01:37:44.608 It's beautiful here. 2282 01:37:44.692 --> 01:37:48.612 - Every child wonders how they're going to fit in. 2283 01:37:48.696 --> 01:37:52.116 And it's an epic journey that every child goes on. 2284 01:37:52.199 --> 01:37:54.535 - Dobby will always be there for Harry Potter. 2285 01:37:54.618 --> 01:37:56.787 - It's very inspiring for young people to go, 2286 01:37:56.870 --> 01:37:59.331 "Oh, that could be me there having that moment of doubt 2287 01:37:59.415 --> 01:38:02.376 or that wobble or that argument with my parents." 2288 01:38:04.128 --> 01:38:05.963 - Stay close to me. 2289 01:38:06.046 --> 01:38:08.007 - Until the end. 2290 01:38:09.216 --> 01:38:12.052 - I have found it an extraordinary world 2291 01:38:12.136 --> 01:38:13.512 to be involved with. 2292 01:38:13.596 --> 01:38:16.223 And it's a-- it's a beautiful world. 2293 01:38:16.307 --> 01:38:17.266 - Harry. 2294 01:38:17.349 --> 01:38:18.767 all: Harry. 2295 01:38:18.851 --> 01:38:20.311 - Harry. 2296 01:38:20.394 --> 01:38:22.313 - And that's what's so profoundly therapeutic 2297 01:38:22.396 --> 01:38:24.690 and good about it, is it's made 2298 01:38:24.773 --> 01:38:27.484 people who otherwise feel lonely, 2299 01:38:27.568 --> 01:38:29.069 they feel they belong. 2300 01:38:29.153 --> 01:38:31.030 - Don't give it to her, Harry. - Shh. 2301 01:38:32.865 --> 01:38:34.658 - Most of the fans that--that come up 2302 01:38:34.742 --> 01:38:35.993 and say hello to me now 2303 01:38:36.076 --> 01:38:37.828 weren't even born when we made the films. 2304 01:38:37.911 --> 01:38:42.708 So it quickly makes you feel slightly older 2305 01:38:42.791 --> 01:38:45.419 and very grateful 2306 01:38:45.502 --> 01:38:49.048 that it's been passed down to other generations. 2307 01:38:49.131 --> 01:38:51.091 Training for the ballet, Potter?' 2308 01:38:55.054 --> 01:38:57.181 - One of the things that was unique about Harry Potter, 2309 01:38:57.264 --> 01:38:59.725 besides the incredible imagination of worlds 2310 01:38:59.808 --> 01:39:03.520 and characters that Jo Rowling created 2311 01:39:03.604 --> 01:39:06.857 was the fact that you get to see young children 2312 01:39:06.940 --> 01:39:09.693 grow into adults 2313 01:39:09.777 --> 01:39:11.779 and to see that journey on film. 2314 01:39:11.862 --> 01:39:14.198 I don't think we've ever seen that before. 2315 01:39:14.281 --> 01:39:15.908 I don't know if we'll ever see it again. 2316 01:39:15.991 --> 01:39:18.327 - It just feel so lucky that I get to be part 2317 01:39:18.410 --> 01:39:22.873 of a world that people love so much and makes people happy. 2318 01:39:22.956 --> 01:39:24.083 - There's something about those-- 2319 01:39:24.166 --> 01:39:25.834 the escapism you find. 2320 01:39:25.918 --> 01:39:27.753 The healthy form of escapism. 2321 01:39:27.836 --> 01:39:30.714 That, I think, is kind of what Harry Potter does. 2322 01:39:30.798 --> 01:39:32.383 - And that's what these stories are for. 2323 01:39:32.466 --> 01:39:34.551 They are a guide to how to live. 2324 01:39:34.635 --> 01:39:35.928 - I just think it's an end of an era. 2325 01:39:36.011 --> 01:39:37.596 It's a ten--ten years of my life. 2326 01:39:37.680 --> 01:39:40.683 My--my children are grown up during this, of course. 2327 01:39:40.766 --> 01:39:44.603 That is Robbie Coltrane, finest gamekeeper in Hogwarts, 2328 01:39:44.687 --> 01:39:46.397 last day on Harry Potter. 2329 01:39:46.480 --> 01:39:49.441 [somber music] 2330 01:39:49.525 --> 01:39:51.402 ♪ ♪ 2331 01:39:51.485 --> 01:39:53.529 - The legacy of the movies is, I suspect, 2332 01:39:53.612 --> 01:39:55.406 that my children's generation 2333 01:39:55.489 --> 01:39:57.991 will show them to their children. 2334 01:39:58.075 --> 01:40:00.994 So you could be watching it in 50 years' time, easy. 2335 01:40:02.079 --> 01:40:05.082 I'll not be here, sadly, but... [laughs] 2336 01:40:05.791 --> 01:40:08.585 Don't you think on it for one minute. 2337 01:40:08.669 --> 01:40:11.547 But Hagrid will, yes. 2338 01:40:13.006 --> 01:40:16.135 - Kinda looking back at it now, 2339 01:40:16.218 --> 01:40:17.636 just really fond memories. 2340 01:40:17.720 --> 01:40:20.139 I think about it a lot. It was a great time. 2341 01:40:20.222 --> 01:40:22.182 It really was, it was-- 2342 01:40:22.266 --> 01:40:23.976 it was amazing. 2343 01:40:24.059 --> 01:40:28.689 - Just the best, most amazing experience. 2344 01:40:28.772 --> 01:40:32.192 And I can't really explain to you-- 2345 01:40:32.276 --> 01:40:34.486 like, they're such good people. 2346 01:40:34.570 --> 01:40:36.947 They were so kind, and... 2347 01:40:37.030 --> 01:40:40.200 they both took the responsibility very seriously. 2348 01:40:40.284 --> 01:40:44.246 And I appreciated that so much. 2349 01:40:44.329 --> 01:40:45.664 - It really is like family. 2350 01:40:45.748 --> 01:40:48.584 We're just so intrinsically linked. 2351 01:40:49.752 --> 01:40:51.795 They're very important people to me. 2352 01:40:52.713 --> 01:40:54.965 - The crew on these films were unbelievable. 2353 01:40:55.048 --> 01:40:58.677 There are people on these films that are-- 2354 01:40:58.761 --> 01:41:03.557 are foundational to who I am... 2355 01:41:06.059 --> 01:41:09.313 As a person and an actor. 2356 01:41:09.396 --> 01:41:11.315 I feel so lucky to be where I am 2357 01:41:11.398 --> 01:41:13.067 and to have the life that I have 2358 01:41:13.150 --> 01:41:15.861 and be able to work with the people I work with now, 2359 01:41:15.944 --> 01:41:20.032 but none of it is possible without this. 2360 01:41:20.115 --> 01:41:24.578 So yeah, it was--it was very-- 2361 01:41:24.661 --> 01:41:26.622 it was a very good ten years. 2362 01:41:26.705 --> 01:41:30.167 [somber music] 2363 01:41:30.250 --> 01:41:33.378 - Expecto Patronum. 2364 01:41:33.462 --> 01:41:40.552 ♪ ♪ 2365 01:41:44.681 --> 01:41:47.476 - After all this time? 2366 01:41:47.559 --> 01:41:49.603 - Always. 2367 01:41:53.690 --> 01:41:56.652 [whimsical music] 2368 01:41:56.735 --> 01:42:03.826 ♪ ♪