10 Fun Facts About the Last Harry Potter Movie

The final Harry Potter movie, "Deathly Hallows Part 2", has hit theaters. Even though there might be some sadness felt among movie fans, that doesn't mean there aren't still some fun facts to be had.

In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, actress Emma Watson spoke about her feelings toward co-stars Daniel Radcliffe and Rupert Grint. Of Daniel Radcliffe, she said that she will miss the energy she got from just being around him. And she referred to Rupert Grint as her "rock".

The last Harry Potter movie, Deathly Hallows Part 2, was written by Steve Kloves. He wrote seven of the movies in the series. The next film you can see from him will be The Amazing Spider-Man (as a co-writer).

Fun fact on Emma Watson's hair: Actress Emma Watson cut her hair short as a way of saying goodbye to her character Hermoine.

Actress Helen McCrory (Narcissa Malfoy) on being sad Harry Potter's over: "As far as people being sad it's over, I don't know. We're British. Any violent show of emotion is looked down upon. Nothing a good pint and a slap on the back doesn't communicate!"

One thing that wasn't in the Harry Potter finale that could have been: A naked Daniel Radcliffe. There's a nude scene in the book that was changed by the director. The director said he changed it because he thought him being naked would be "distracting".

Emma Watson put attending Brown University on hold so she could focus on filming Deathly Hallows.

Fun fact on Deathly Hallows: Deathly Hallows Part 2 has a 97 percent fresh rating on the popular review site Rotten Tomatoes. The last film is by far the freshest of any of the movies in the series.

The part in the Deathly Hallows Part 2 which concerned Daniel Radcliffe the most was the scene where he journeys through the Forbidden Forest.

One thing that didn't change by the finale: Daniel Radcliff has never been to Rupert Grint's house.

Fun fact on Daniel Radcliffe's future goals: Now that the Harry Potter finale is finished, actor Daniel Radcliffe told Entertainment Weekly that he wants to "focus on odd things that some people might love and other s might hate but at the very least will get a reaction." And eventually, he would like to direct.

Fun Facts Sources:

Rotten Tomatoes (www.rottentomatoes.com)

Entertainment Weekly. "Casting the Spell" by Adam Markovitz. (July 8/15)

Entertainment Weekly. "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 Finale Preview" by Jeff Jensen. (July 8/15)

Entertainment Weekly. "The Story of Daniel Radcliffe", "The Story of Emma Watson", and "The Story of Rupert Grint" by Jeff Jensen. (July 8/15)