It's hard to believe that when "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows" hits theaters on November 19 it will have been almost nine years to the day since the release of the first flick, "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone."
A lot has happened since the first time Harry, Ron and Hermione first set foot in the hallowed halls of Hogwarts, not the least of which is that young stars Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson and Rupert Grint have grown up right before audiences' eyes.
Radcliffe was just an awkward 11-year-old when the first "Potter" flick went before cameras, and now he's a dashing 21-year-old with a rabid female fan base and a couple of very adult roles under his belt -- including a soul-and-private-part-bearing turn in Broadway's "Equus." Watson was just 10, and now she's a well-spoken, independent, beautiful 20-year-old attending college at Brown University. And Grint -- the old man of the bunch -- was 12, and now boasts his own throng of adoring female fans and what looks to be a promising post-"Potter" film career. Read More...
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