Rupert Grint 'was ready to leave Potter'

Ruper Grint has admitted that he was ready to finish the Harry Potter series.

The cast recently completed shooting the final two-part instalment Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows and Grint told Entertainment Weekly that it felt like the right time to leave Ron Weasley behind.

"I'm ready to kind of move on now, I think," he said during an on-set interview.

"This film is a great way to finish the whole era, and it's going to be sad, because obviously all my friends are here, but ten years is enough."

Grint's co-star Emma Watson (Hermione Granger) was also on set as the cast filmed scenes in the Room of Requirement after the pair have just destroyed a Horcrux and faced a 'Voldermort-shaped tsunami'.

A wet Watson admitted that she had not been enjoying the recent shoot, saying: "It's been this way for weeks."

She continued: "I hate to sound whiny but it's horrible. It's miserable being wet all the time. But you know, I was told it will look very dramatic when you see the films, so it will be worth it."

Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows: Part One will be released in November.

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