Presenter: Now we've got Clemence who is Fleur Delacour, Robert who is Cedric Diggory and of course we've got Stanislav, or Stan as he likes, and he's Viktor Krum. Welcome to all three. You...apparently we've got a problem with your microphone Robert, have we got a stick mike coming in? No? It's on its way! So just for the moment, shout very loudly!

Your lives from, you know from acting [we'll come to Stan in a moment, who just sort of happened out of nowhere], but suddenly taken over by Harry Potter, this great wave of Harry Potter..

Clemence: Yeah, absolutely. It's the biggest film you could actually do. End up being in. So, no it's great. It's great to be around.

Presenter: Is there a worry though, when you surrounded by that, something that's a big ongoing rolling machine, you know, that it's gunna be like first day at school? First day at Hogwarts? You know that everyone's gunna know everyone apart from you guys.

Clemence: Um, we actually start a bit earlier than the proper shoot so we met everyone before we started shooting. And we were very welcomed and it felt okay.

Presenter: It must be quite though Stan, isn't it? Like Phillip said, this well oiled machine that all runs smoothly and here you are, the new boys and girls at school and you haven't had a huge amount of acting experience, had you?

Stan: No, not really. That was my first professional acting experience. So it was a new world for me and, as Clemence said, we were really warmly welcomed right from the beginning and we introduced each other. We had a few sessions where we played games and we did acting together to get introduced to the world.

Presenter: For you it sounds, certainly on paper, it looks as if it's one of those sorts of ridiculous dreams come true moments, where you were at school, got no interest in acting, not really taking acting classes and you're just discovered.

Stan: Right, yes. That happened.

Presenter: Was there a moment where you thought, you know what, I've got my idea set on another career, I don't want to do this?

Stan: Not really. I've actually enjoyed it a lot and I would consider it as a career now.

Presenter: What were you going to do?

Stan: Well I was studying business orientated subjects so I was going into business, yes.

Presenter: So Robert, I was reading in a newspaper, you did find it quite daunting? You know, my God, it's Harry Potter! And also all the stunts and kind of things, it's all quite physical isn't it?

Robert: Yeah I did a lot of physical stuff. I had to do some training at the beginning cos I was supposed to be the sporty kid at school and Daniel was about twice the size of me, his chest. I dunno how that happened. But so I had to do a lot of physical training and stuff but I didn't do it.

Presenter: You didn't do it?!

Robert: Well no. I had a personal trainer at the beginning and everyone was telling me to do it but I did it for about 2 weeks and then I put my shoulder out.

Presenter: When you're doing a lot of the special effects, are you doing them in fantastic sets or against a blue background? Are you having to imagine all these things and dragons?

Robert: A lot of it is half and half. Stuart Craig is the art director makes the most incredible sets and it's not even in the frame, it goes outside the frame and stuff like the maze, there was a 30 foot hydraulic maze as well as there being CGI stuff so that's why it looked so amazing.

Presenter: So when you say "it goes outside the frame", what do you mean? It's bigger than we see?

Robert: Yeah, you'll need a certain amount of set for the shot and he'll just make it completely expansive, way outside what's needed just for the sake of the actors and just himself. I think he just enjoys it.

Presenter: What was your favourite scene?

Clemence: Well I guess all the underwater sequence, the second task of the tournament. It was amazing because we had to train for like a month to learn how to dive, scuba dive and stuff.

Presenter: And how long did they actually keep you underwater?

Clemence: We weren't allowed to stay down there for more than 4 hours a day because then it just damages your ears, or something. But quite a lot of time. I think we spent a month doing 4 hours a day.

Presenter: Well I read somewhere that Daniel Radcliffe had done something ludicrous like 40 hours underwater!

Robert: I think he had 3 ear infections throughout the time they were shooting. He was just under there the whole time.

Presenter: Had you ever done scuba diving before?

Clemence: No, I had never done any. I don't know if you guys..

Stan: No.

Clemence: But you're surrounded by the best stunt guys you could ever get so it makes everything seem very easy.

Presenter: So, future films. It's a difficult one really because you don't know whether you're gunna be featured in the next film. Obviously lots of things have got to be trimmed down. Your character [points to Clemence] does feature in future bools quite a bit.

Clemence: In the sixth one, right.

Presenter: Yes, having relations with one of the Weasleys. Which one is it? Is it George or is it Percy?

Clemence: Bill, I think.

Presenter: So does that mean you will be in future films? Or don't you know?

Clemence: I don't know. We don't know yet. They're shooting the fifth one, I'm definitely not gunna be in that. And you know, we'll see what happens.

Presenter: Would you like to be in the sixth one?

Clemence: I'll come back with lots of pleasure. And yeah, it's great.

Presenter: Difficult for you to come back [points to Robert] I'm not gunna spoil it if anyone's not seen the end. But difficult for you to come back. And you [directed to Stan] will be continuing your acting career?

Stan: I hope so yes.

Presenter: Amazing first job. Thank you for coming in today. Thank you guys and sorry about the mike.