Rupert Grint, the Ron of Harry Potter, says acting in the franchise for 10 years has been stifling

the star of Harry Potter Rupert Grint, who played Ron Weasley in all eight films in the franchise, revealed that working on the iconic Wizarding World franchise was “pretty suffocating.”

In an interview with the American magazine hustlethe actor who played Harry Potter’s best friend commented on the experience of playing Ron Weasley for 10 years, and how the experience of living the character between 2001 and 2011 was “very intense”.

“[Filmando] all year, then we promoted the rest of the time. It was pretty suffocating,” Grint explained. “I wanted a break, to reflect on everything… It was an out-of-body experience for a while, but I think we ended it at the right time.” He added: “If we had continued, it could have gotten worse.”

Warner Bros. Discovery said last year that it wants a “real franchise focus” for the future, with CEO David Zaslav citing Harry Potter as a series that has generated “a lot of money” for Warner Bros.

Grint later starred in the television shows Snatch – a new scam And The ABC Murders before appearing in the series Servant from Apple TV+ as Julian Pearce. Next, M. Night Shyamalan, who served as showrunner on Servanthire the actor knock on the door – the film should be released on February 2.

It’s this kind of atmospheric space in their roles that Grint wants to explore further. He said, “I’m drawn to a hidden vulnerability. A little broken and damaged people. At the moment, that seems to be what I’m doing.

The eight films of the franchise Harry Potter are available on HBO Max.

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