Rupert Grint thought his heart had stopped beating at one point while filming a scene in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part II.
Emma Watson, Daniel Radcliffe, and Rupert Grint had the time of their lives on the set of Harry Potter when they starred as the Golden Trio. They spent the majority of their childhood surrounded by magic and some of the most amazing people in the film industry. However, things weren’t as golden and happy as they seemed for fans, for the actors had some of the worst times of their lives while on set.
During the shoot of their last movie, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part II, they had to spend much of their time shooting in a freezing lake. But what made the day worse was that it was also Watson’s birthday.
Emma Watson’s Worst Day Ever On Sets Of Harry Potter
Emma Waston, Daniel Radcliffe, and Rupert Grint spent over a decade filming together. Over the ten years they spent together, they also spent a lot of birthdays together. But for Watson, her worst day on set coincided with her birthday during the filming of the last movie.
In an interview with JoBlo, Watson recalled it was so cold that at one point her co-star Grint thought his heart had stopped beating.
Despite Being Cold Emma Watson Prioritiozed Her Co-Stars
The three main stars of the Harry Potter franchise are no less than a family. So during the filming of the extremely daunting scene, despite being cold Emma Watson continued to look after her co-stars, Daniel Radcliffe and Rupert Grint.
Praising Watson for her kindness, Yates stated in the DVD Commentary,
“It was tough for them… What I love about Emma is I said: ‘Are you guys alright? Emma, are you OK?’ And she looked at me, and said: ‘Don’t worry about me, look at these guys. They’re dying out here’. She insisted they get warm first. She was being very maternal.”
Even though the Little Women star absolutely hated being cold, she chose to look after her co-stars, proving just how wonderful and humble the actress really is.
The Harry Potter franchise can be rented on Amazon Prime.
