During a recent Harry Potter reunion special, Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, and Rupert Grint, who played the iconic trio in the film series, shared some memories from their time on set. They discussed how they formed a strong bond over the years of filming.
However, the reunion also brought up memories of heated arguments among the cast. Radcliffe revealed that he and Watson had a major argument on the set of the fourth film, "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire," which led to them not speaking to each other for days. In a 2012 interview with Radio Times, Radcliffe explained that their arguments covered various topics, including religion and politics.
One memorable argument revolved around the Latin language, with Watson expressing her opinion that nobody knows what a Latin accent should sound like. Radcliffe countered by mentioning its continued use in the Catholic church, sparking a passionate debate between them.
Looking back, Radcliffe acknowledged that the argument was somewhat trivial but had escalated significantly at the time. He humorously advised anyone debating with Watson to be well-prepared and knowledgeable about the subject.
Despite their arguments, Radcliffe and Watson remained good friends and continued to work together on the Harry Potter films. Currently, Radcliffe is working on the biopic "WEIRD: The Al Yankovic Story," where he will portray the American singer Weird Al Yankovic. Emma Watson has been involved in various projects and continues her activism work.
