'Harry Potter' Star Bonnie Wright Just Said What We're All Thinking About Ginny In The Movies

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Harry Potter, the biggest of the 2000s, would've tried a little harder to develop one of the central love interests. Obviously, we're talking about Ginny Weasley, who in the books is feisty, popular, flirty, a rule-breaker, and the kind of rough-and-tumble badass you'd become if you grew up the youngest and only daughter in a house full of a hundred boys.

Whereas movie Ginny is…well, she's just kinda around. .Now, Bonnie Wright, who played the youngest Weasley in all eight movies, has opened up about getting the role of a lifetime only to see it diminished on screen. "I definitely feel there was anxiety toward performing and doing the best thing as my character built," Wright said during a recent conversation on the Inside of You podcast, per . "Like, Oh gosh, will I do justice to this character that people love?

So that was always hard to do, especially when, inevitably, a lot of the scenes of every character were chopped down from the book to the film.

So you didn't really have as much to show in the film. Sometimes that was a little disappointing because there were parts of the character that just didn't get to come through because there weren't the scenes to do that."This content can also be viewed on the site it from.Thankfully, Wright knows that the fandom doesn't blame her or fault her performance. "There was no room for much change in those scripts…my anxiety was about, Oh, I'm going to be seen as badly portraying this character, rather than later realizing that I wasn't really given the opportunity to do that.