Where are Harry Potter stars now - 'quitting' acting, new parents and Oxford degree

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Harry Potter fans have gone wild with excitement after Netflix uploaded all eight movies from the worldwide-loved franchise to the streaming platform last week.The fantasy film series which is based off J.K Rowling's best selling novels came to an end in 2011, but the global love for the wizarding world seemingly remains stronger than ever with all films dominating the Netflix's top ten chart just days after their release.Danielle Radcliffe, Rupert Grint and Emma Watson were just 11 years old when they all rose to fame in 2001 after being cast as the leading roles of the heroic Gryffindor trio of Harry, Ron and Hermione.

With such a huge cast over the course of the decade-long filming, many of the actors have gone down different paths in life, with some settling down families while others have focused more on their acting careers.Here we take a closer look at what some of our most beloved Harry Potter characters are doing with their lives now.Rupert Grint, who is best known for his iconic role of Ron Weasley in the beloved Harry Potter franchise, has continued his acting career and also expanded his talents out to stage performances and television shows.

Grint decided to take time out after the final Harry Potter film but returned to acting to star in the World War Two film Into the Night in 2012, followed by his stage debut in a major revival of Jez Butterworth’s play Mojo.He has also starred in the comedy sitcoms Sick Note and Snatch with his most recent project being Apple TV+ psychological four part thriller series, Servant where Grint plays Julian Pearce.Grint has undeniably not achieved the same success after Harry Potter as his co-stars, Daniel Radcliffe and Emma Watson but the actor previously admitted to the