The Harry Potter movies will always have a cultural legacy. Warner Bros. took a whole decade to film the series, creating J.K. Rowling’s Wizarding World detailed down to Dumbledore’s half moon glasses. However, the craziest part of it all was watching the main cast grow up before our eyes. Now, as HBO repeats the process with its own book to screen adaptation of the magical franchise with a Potter TV show, Daniel Radcliffe says there is one big thing he and his former co-stars are bonding over.
Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint and Emma Watson's careers were launched due to their roles as Harry, Ron and Hermione, respectively. Much like the new actors stepping into their former characters, Dominic McLaughlin (Harry), Arabella Stanton (Hermione), and Alastair Stout (Ron), the original trio were ages 10-12 when they were cast in the titular roles. People recently asked Radcliffe if he’s talked to Watson and Grint about the new TV series, and the Weird actor said there was one thing they all connected with:
