Rupert Grint

... uh, you know, uh, Draco Malfoy in the stage show.

And, uh, recently the folks, uh, running the New York production of Cursed Child decided to double down, and they reached out to Rupert Grint, uh, who played, uh, wow, he played Ron Weasley in all eight of the-

Yeah

... original Harry Potter films.

But the synopsis makes it clear that the corporate warfare is secondary to the romance.

Fans are rabid for the forbidden love stories between Taggy and Rupert, played by Bella McLean and Alex Hassell, and Freddie and Lizzy, played by Danny Dyer and Katherine Parkinson.

In an era dominated by prestige television that demands deep psychological labor from its audience, Rivals functions as a vital pressure release valve.

It really does.

And there is this beautiful, almost religious passing of the torch happening.

Daniel Radcliffe sent Dominic McLaughlin a private letter.

Rupert Grint gave advice to Alistair Stout.

Brendan Gleeson offered guidance for whoever takes on Mad-Eye Moody.

That was dope.

And Rupert Grint.

Same guy, but that's

cool.

That was for sure set in Baltimore.

Marion turned me on to that.

And it also has Rupert Grint, a.k.a. Ron Weasley, MZ, in it.

And he definitely directed the first episode.

It happened all within a week of each other.

And I think that I also read, and take this with a grain of salt because it wasn't from one of the trades, but they announced Nicholas Holt's casting earlier than they intended because it got leaked so they got they tried to get ahead of it so I don't know if it was the backlash or if his schedule really or if it's kind of like a joint decision you know and we'll never know that meanwhile over on the stage Rupert Grint is set to return as Ronald Weasley in the Harry Potter and the Cursed Child on Broadway and Tom Felton has also extended his run as Draco Malfoy So I have no interest in seeing The Cursed Child on Broadway.

But it is fun to see – like you could have the chance to see both Rupert and Tom Felton.

I don't know if they're going to be – like I don't know what the schedules are if Tom's end is before Rupert begins or not.

Like he has to come back to being Draco Malfoy and it, they kind of were like making fun of him.

And it kind of, I mean, people were saying that like, Oh, it's kind of pathetic that he's coming back and doing Draco again.

Like when, But for Rupert Grint, it's mostly been people like, oh my gosh, I can't believe Rupert Grint is back as Raw.

It's so exciting.

And recently the folks running the New York production of Cursed Child decided to double down.

And they reached out to Rupert Grint, who played, wow, he played Ron Weasley in all eight of the original Harry Potter films.

And he's now coming to Broadway again.

to play the same character, the adult Ron Weasley.

... uh, he did a, he did a ...

Just speaking of Harry Potter since Shield came out, he did a music video with, uh, Rupert, Rupert Grint that played Ron in the Harry Potter series, and you know, 'cause they're both orange heads and all that other kind of stuff.

But shout out to Ed, 'cause he actually has, like, some really good music that came out recently as well.

So just so people know, like, he's a really good musician.

You know, like he's described as being pale.

You're talking about a franchise where Rupert Grint was able to pull Emily Waters or whatever her fucking name is.

I don't think so.

And that whole thing is fucking stupid.