Last Harry Potter film

The new film Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2, which recently did the premiere at the Trafalgar Square London, England is the last series of Harry Potter.
The film, starring Daniel Radcliffe (Harry), Rupert Grint (Ron) and Emma Watson (Hermione) since ten years ago made the players Harry Potter is very close to each other.

Harry Potter movie in London's city squares and even then was very emotional. Can you see the three players also helped shed a tear. All three are very sad at having to lose the togetherness that they have built since the first Harry Potter movie a made.

Rupert Grint who plays Ron Weasley admit that it feels to lose after playing in the Harry Potter series. After over ten years he plays Ron Weasley, now he must give up to leave that role. He felt there was something missing in him after the movie finished, and he did not know anymore what to do because he feels it is his life.

Just as perceived by Grint, Emma Watson or the usual role as Hermione feels the same. He admitted that he was very difficult to leave this movie, but what may make if the film has been played by him for ten years should be ended until now.

As proclaimed Guardian on Thursday (7 / 7), to be more phenomenal, the cast and film crew, including the three main stars (Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint Emma Watson), directed paraded during movie playback.

They walked from the premiere screening of the film in Trafalgar Square, through Diagon Alley, to the Odeon Leicester Square. They will pass through such places as it is considered a landmark in the Harry Potter films are set in England.
Previously, three large poster picture the cast of the film has also graced the screening of the film. The poster reads "It All Ends" illustrated the three main characters, Harry (Daniel Radcliffe), Ron Weasley (Rupert Grint) and Hermione Granger (Emma Watson)

"We grew up in the Harry Potter generation. I have read JK Rowling's novels since the age of five years. The novel simultaneously with the film has finished. It's very strange, like the end of my childhood," said Bowen Rhyss Jones, adolescents aged 18 year from Wales, UK.