A: It was nerve-racking. The first day on the set, I was really nervous. I was used to rehearsing with about eight other people, and then I got to the set and including the extras, there were like 150 people there.
Q: What's the hardest part about acting?
A: Getting the right emotions. Generally, I try to think about a song or a book, and that emotion comes out with my expressions.
Q: What was a hard scene to do?
A: The mirror scene. It's the emotional center of the movie, so I had to get the right though into my head.
Q: Did you have to do any special training to play Harry?
A: Yes, becuase I did a lot of my own stunts. I had to do a lot of gyrmnastics training. One of my stunt doubles was this thin guy called David Holmes. He's a great gymnast. He's been teaching me gymnastics, and it's so much fun.
Q: What was your favourtie stunt?
A: There was on shot where I was hanging one handed from my broomstick, twenty-two feet in the air. I was wired to the broom - with a huge airbag underneath me - and they moved me around up there. It was pretty cool.
Q: Would you want to be friends with Harry in real life?
A: Absolutely. I like his curiosity and his loyalty. And his magic power too. He's so serious, but at the same time he can be very funny.
Q: Which book is your favourtie in the series so far?
A: Number two, I suppose it's the darkest, but so much goes on in it.
Q: Which is your favourite character?
A: Hagrid
Q: Which is your favourtie scene from the movie?
A: The chess scene, the set it amazing