Rupert Grint: Difference between revisions

updated article. "The Drummer" appears to have sunk without a trace after casting in 2012.
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British actor, born August 24th, 1988, who playsplayed Ron Weasley in the ''[[Harry Potter (film)|Harry Potter]]'' films. Known for being similar to Ron in [[Real Life]], including the easy-going personality, the large family, and even the fear of gianormous spiders. Grint got an audition for the part of Ron by sending in a tape of himself performing a rap while dressed as his female drama teacher. Much to the disappointment of his fans (though presumably to Grint's relief), this tape has failed to turn up on the Internet.
 
Within the world of ''Harry Potter'', Ron is [[Overshadowed by Awesome]] and is often thought of simply as Harry Potter's sidekick. As it happens, Grint is in a similar situation in [[Real Life]] as the media tends to ignore him in favor of [[Daniel Radcliffe]] and [[Emma Watson]]. However, while Ron sometimes gets touchy or jealous about his sidekick status, Grint seems to lack his character's inferiority complex. On the plus side, the situation gives him the ability to slip under the radar. After all, Radcliffe caused a stir by appearing naked in ''[[Equus]]'', but the [[Moral Guardian|Moral Guardians]] completely failed to notice when Grint made the very mature independent film ''[[Cherrybomb]]''.
 
His post-Potter career, like his two Potter co-stars, has found him trying several more diverse roles to avoid typecasting. He is starringstarred in the Norwegian anti-war film ''[[Film/Into The White|Into The White]]'', and has recentlymade signedappearances on to his first ''[[American film role in Dad]]''The Drummerand '', alongside [[AaronPostman EckhartPat]]'', and [[Chloëby the Gracelate Moretz]]2010s had had regular roles in several TV series.
 
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