Harry Potter actor Rupert Grint reveals featuring in the series was 'suffocating'
- Rupert Grint says he remembers feeling like the sets people and filming process was never-ending and too extended
- The actor who made the 2000s legendary movie added that he always felt like he needed a change
- Overall Rupert says he grateful for the people who made his experience bearable
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Most Harry Potter fans who grew up watching the show know Rupert Grint as the little boy who played the role of Ron Weasley.
Rupert was a source of happiness and relief for most of his fans but what they did not know was he was dying inside bit by bit.
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The thespian who made the 2000s so magical said though filming was a great experience, he always felt like he wanted to do something else.
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The celebrity is grateful for the people who were like family to him.
“The movies take a year to shoot. I mean, it was a great experience and such a nice kind of family atmosphere. It was always kind of all the same crew we grew up with,” Rupert said.
The actor also described the long working hours as some form of a sentence, and to some extent, Harry Potter suffocated Rupert and it seemed like it was never coming to an end.
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“It just never ended. Every year we came back, and it was kind of like ‘Groundhog Day.’ It was the same sets. It was the same people,” the star continued.
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