Harry, now 16, is suspicious of Malfoy, and he works with Dumbledore to retrieve memories pertaining to the evil Lord Voldemort. But, being a teen as well as a wizard, he is drawn to Ginny Weasley (Bonnie Wright), the younger sister of Ron (Rupert Grint).

Do Harry and Ginny share a magical snog?

"They're about to kiss," director David Yates says. "Then the bloody Death Eaters turn up and cause all sorts of anarchy

"6TH TIME'S A CHARM FOR YOUNG LOVE

In the sixth installment of Harry Potter's adventures, the young sorcerer and his pals are as often besotted as bewitched.

Harry develops feelings for Ginny Weasley (Bonnie Wright), the younger sister of his best pal Ron (Rupert Grint).

"Harry has these feelings for Ginny which he's unable to express or fulfill because Ron is very protective of her," says director David Yates. "Ginny is going through a time of exploration. She's finding confidence with boys and has been going out with a few. There's a kind of maturity that is quite adventurous."

Yates chose to do more improvising this time around, particularly as the young actors have matured in their craft. One such improvisational scene is one between Harry and Ginny that is fraught with romantic tension."