CBBC Newsround has posted new interviews with Robert Pattinson, Stanislav Ianevski and Clemence Poesy.
Robert Pattinson Quote:
Did you get on well with the rest of the cast? Like Cho for example?
Yeah. I get on really well with Katie, she's a really cool girl. I don't have many talking scenes (with her).
Most of my scenes, like big scenes, are just with Dan. I dance with her, and there's a lot of scenes like holding hands and stuff like that. But I get on really well with her. She's a nice girl.
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Did you find yourself star struck by the big name adult stars?
Yeah, I did. I'm a big fan of Michael Gambon. They were all really, really nice people and they treat it as a job. They don't really have big egos or anything about it. There was one guy - Warwick Davis - he's in [the film] Willow, and Willow is like my favourite film.
I had one scene sitting next to him at the dragon task, and I had no idea what to say to him at all! He was the only person I asked for an autograph the whole way through it!
Stanislav Ianevski Quote:
There was the big Yule Ball scene where you and Hermione had to dance together. Did you have dance lessons?
Yes - we had a choreographer who was teaching us how to dance for about two weeks. And I felt quite nervous with Emma because she is just so light. I could literally move her around anywhere I want, so I didn't want to step on her!
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Did you have much fun on the set? You get Hermione's name wrong which gets a few laughs. Was that fun to film?
Yeah, definitely. Not only to film - I remember in the Great Hall, when we were eating ice cream and cakes and everything, and suddenly the cast just went mad, splashing juice all over each other and the costumes went all dirty - and it was just crazy!
Clemence Poesy Quote:
Did you learn to dance?
Yeah, we did, we had some dance lessons and that was great fun because we shot that sequence actually two weeks before Christmas and the whole set was silver. We had dancing lessons all together which was something, because we're not dancers so it was quite funny! And then we spent the very last week before Christmas dancing all together so it was a bit of a party kind of spirit.
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What was the best bit of filming?
Well you know, everything! But filming the maze was certainly a great moment I think, for the four of us. And then the Yule ball was very cute, and then the underwater, and then, just everything! It was really like being on holidays for eight months!
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