Harry Potter's Rupert Grint recalls 'terrifying' first night at home with daughter

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Ed Meza @edmezavarThe founder of the blockchain-based film sales platform Cinemarket is launching Cineverse, an ambitious start-up that will make it possible for filmmakers, distributors and producers to market films directly using blockchain and NFT tech.Established by Cinemarket CEO Adrian Lugol and partners Vincent Lopez and Daniel Siegler (pictured), Cineverse will allow users to buy, share, gift, sell and resell films over the platform.The idea for the project came to Lugol during Christmas of 2020, when he wanted to give his young nephew some DVDs of his favorite films. The plan was thwarted when he learned the family no longer owned an old-fashioned DVD player.“I was like, wow, how am I going to give you these movies in a simple way?” Lugol recalls.

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Rupert Grint knows that silence isn’t always a golden snitch — which is why he felt the need to join the choir of critics who condemned J.K. Rowling’s transphobic comments.

Esquire. "You can't sleep at all, just constantly checking that she's breathing.

Rupert Grint has opened up about his first few months of parenting as he recalled one particularly "terrifying" night with his baby daughter Wednesday.The Harry Potter star, who welcomed his little girl into the world in May 2020 with his girlfriend Georgia Groome, admitted he suffered from sleepless nights because he feared she would suffer a cot death.READ: Rupert Grint has a 'strange new perspective' on horror series Servant now he's a dadWATCH: 20 of the most original celebrity baby names"I don't want to go too into detail, but the first night was just terrifying," he told Esquire Magazine. "You can't sleep at all, just constantly checking that she's breathing.

Harry Potter star Rupert Grint recently welcomed a daughter with girlfriend Georgia Groome and it was a huge moment for Potterheads who celebrated the arrival of a new 'Weasley member'.  Grint, who is popularly known for his character of Ron Weasley in the Harry Potter films, recently opened up about experiencing fatherhood amid a pandemic with Esquire. While managing fatherhood, Grint has also been promoting the third season of the Apple plus series Servant produced by M Night Shyamalan. Rupert who recently made his Instagram debut revealed in his Esquire interview that it was in fact his daughter the only reason he joined Instagram.

Rupert Grint has defended his decision to speak out publicly against JK Rowling 's views on the transgender community.

Rupert Grint joined his “Harry Potter” co-stars in speaking out against J.K. Rowling’s controversial comments about the transgender community, and in a new interview with Esquire he explains that while he may disagree with the author’s views on this subject, it does not diminish the respect that he holds for her.

Rupert Grint is opening up about his comments following JK Rowling‘s own comments towards the transgender community.