We recently sat down with Ron Weasley and that Irish bloke from Misfits, and chatted to them about their new film together, Cherrybomb. I say we, we couldn’t be bothered. Instead, we sent out our antiquated interviewer, Will Staeton, to do our hard work for us.
Rupert Grint and Robert Sheehan, as they prefer to be called, talk to us about mature roles, Titanic-themed restaurants and whether they prefer bourbons or custard creams. Watch as they look uncomfortable during our jokes; gasp at how bored Robert gets during the interview; and guffaw at when we call Rupert ‘Ron’ by mistake. Honestly, it’s this kind of hardened journalism that has Paxman crying to his mummy every night.
Watch the interviews in glorious videovision, after the jump…
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Like a holiday romance with a pretty Lithuanian girl who naively accepts your false claims of being a powerful blogger as truth, we don't want Harry Potter to end.
OK, that's a lie. We do want Harry Potter to end. Sometimes we wish that Harry Potter had never been born at all. But the Warner Bros big cheeses who rely on Harry Potter to keep them in private jets and man-made vagina-shaped residential islands don't want Harry Potter to end.
And what they say goes, because it's just been made official that Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows will be turned into two separate movies. Now Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows will be released in November 2010, with its sequel Harry Potter And The Even More Deathlier Hallows That Make The First Lot Of Deathly Hallows Look A Bit Wimpy And Shit will follow in May 2011.
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We recently sat down with Ron Weasley and that Irish bloke from Misfits, and chatted to them about their new film together, Cherrybomb. I say we, we couldn’t be bothered. Instead, we sent out our antiquated interviewer, Will Staeton, to do our hard work for us.
