Belgium publication Het Nieuwsblad recently visited the Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows set and got a chance to interview Tom Felton (Draco Malfoy) and Bonnie Wright (Ginny Weasley). The article includes close up photos of the pair and a group shot of many of the cast as well. You can see the scans of the article (in Dutch) in our gallery here and a close up of the group photo here.
In the interview, Tom talks about being the villain and how he and Dan Radcliffe get along so well. He also stated that the epilogue will probably be the last scene they film. Bonnie talked about King’s Cross Station and about a possible reunion in the future.
Here are a few excerpts:
Tom Felton: It’s good to be the villain. I think every actor likes to play a character that is miles away from yourself. But in reality, Daniel Radcliffe and I are very convergent. We share the love for cricket. Even if we try to murder each other with spells, we are brothers together in Daniel’s dressing room next to watch cricket matches on TV. We sometimes play cricket, but the film company is quite concerned that Daniel gets a ball in his face. So, the ball is not hit in his direction. ”
Tom Felton: We still have several months filming. The last scene we will probably be filming the scene 19 years later is playing. I’m very curious how we all will be.
Bonnie Wright: I’m looking forward to returning to King’s Cross station. I had my first scene for the first Harry Potter movie ten years ago. I hardly knew then what acting was. I especially remember that I was freezing.
Tom: We’ve spent more than ten years together on this film set. We have grown up here. It will be strange to say goodbye.
Bonnie: Who knows, we can have a reunion in about ten years. What became of the actors? Maybe we’ll play together in the Harry Potter musical. (Laughs)
If anyone is able to translate the rest of the article (from Dutch) please let us know.
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