Harry Potter: the kiss with Rupert Grint and Emma Watson disappointment 'Event

Rupert Grint has admitted that the moment that Emma Watson and her share of the long-awaited kiss in the last installment of the Harry Potter film series is likely to be "a kind of disappointment" to viewers. Although the relationship between letters and there is clear since the early stages of the series, Ron Weasley, played by Grint, and Watson, Hermione Grainger was often a relationship divided against itself. After seven films the characters first appeared on the big screen, the pair finally share a kiss in the highly anticipated Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part II, to be released in cinemas this month.

But he admitted Grint, 23, that the moment itself is likely to prove very disappointing to the fans who were waiting for ten years to see Harry's two best friends together.
Describes a kiss as "a small small moment," said Grint observer: "This will be a kind of disappointment."
Asked about a long time and added that the build up to the moment where all the actors, who are close friends, he knew would arrive at the end of the day, "it can be difficult to maintain the energy."
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The film will be released on the occasion of the end of last year, the relentless promotional and filming process, which began when he was just Grint 11, in the final stages, which he said, "such as grief."
Grint has already appeared in two other films, the goal of land and time out of Cherrybomb, but he admitted that he overcome by tears in the last day of filming for Harry Potter.
He said: "It was when I saw Dan [Radcliffe] crying ... then hit me, I really did not see him that was really just a surprise, really rough."