Ron is the most immature of the three main characters, but in part seven he grows up. He was never strong footed, people see him mostly as Harry’s friend; his mother had actually wanted a girl and in the last book he finally has to acknowledge his weaknesses. But it’s exactly that which makes Ron a man. - J.K. Rowling
Enough said.
OMG LOL!!
‘Scuse me! OTP coming through!
If there is one thing of which I am most proud, it’s that I made being ginger cool! But, seriously, how do I sump up what these films have meant to me? I suppose I could just say that I would do it all again- in a heartbeat. I have loved playing Ron, loved being part of the Weasley family, and loved coming to the set every day and hanging out with my best friends. I feel so proud to have been entrusted with this role.
When I was much younger, I was often asked in what ways I thought I was similar to Ron. My stock answer usually included something similar to: “I love sweets, I’m scared of spiders, I’ve got ginger hair” or “I come from a big family.” But the truth is that Ron is my hero. He’s always there for his friends- somethings belligerently, but there nevertheless. He’s also the comic relief in stressful situations; the funny guy with a great one-liner. And no matter how scared he may be, he will put aside his fears to support and protect the people he loves. To me, that represents true courage.
I really wouldn’t change much about my experience playing Ron Weasley for the past ten years… well, apart from the odd, itchy, knitted jumper (Ron really does need a makeover), and perhaps losing continually to Emma at table tennis on set. I am immensely proud to have been part of this world and to have played Ron Weasley- brother, son, best friend, and, let’s be honest, the ultimate “ginger”!
-Rupert Grint
OMG.
AWWW
Aww! is this the kiss scene! tell me it is!
Yes please!
Ron: All she wants to do is snog me. My lips are getting chapped, look!
Harry: I’ll take your word for it…
Always stealing glances…
LMFAO!
young ron has a point.
