The Harry Potter Cast’s First Ever Press Conference

All of them are the same as their characters. 1) Harry : a little akward, but calm and wise . Reluctant chosen one 2) Hermione : Smart , intelligent and confident 3) Ron: Witty, quirky and goofy.

Emma is so smart and mature for her age at this time, she was born into the character.

You can tell the director cared about these kids and did his job of protecting them. Because if he hadn't they would've disappeared and re-amerged 10 years later talking in code and high on drugs. So God bless that man.

Just look at Ruperts sense of humour... At this age!!!

They couldn’t have been casted more perfectly

Emma was so freakin’ smart and confident for her age, just like Hermione

Rupert was brilliant in this interview, at this age he was able to handle this press conference with humour.

Kills me at 1:39 Daniel says "A long time ago i read the first two books". Even though Philosophers/Sorcerers only came out three years prior to the interview, with Chamber of Secrets coming out only two. At that age though, 2 or 3 years can seem like a long time indeed!

Love Rupert's answers. They were lucky to have Chris as the director because he cared about these children

Rupert’s humor 😭

They were so accurate. Rupert was so cute I really can't 😭

This video is a treasure, they’re all so wholesome 😭

no one will ever replace this cast. i love and miss them so much

My heart is totallllyyy melting while watching this video❤

“may well become one of the most valuable film franchises” i mean he wasnt wrong

I'm so happy that the director let them be kids. All good directors should do that.

Omg rupert was sooo cute i wanna squeeze his cheeks 😭

"one of the most valuable film franchises in history" boy was he right

I am the same age as Daniel Radcliffe, and I was terribly disappointed that no one wanted to dye my hair black and cast me as Harry Potter. 20 some years later I am sitting here watching this like they are kids right now, and it's a weird feeling. They are just children having this experience. They sit in the chairs like adults, answer questions like adults, questions that adults typically would be the ones to answer. And it's just weird to watch kids minds work. I watched a fifth grader doing long division one time as a substitute teacher, and I was blown away that tiny humans like that were capable of so much. Something I took for granted as a kid, for sure.

Liked how the director, at the very end, talked about his requirement that the actors he selected for the roles would have to have good parents. In the interest of protecting the children through the process.