What is it like working with director Mike Newell and the new cast members, such as Katie Leung?
Working with Mike Newell has been fantastic. We don’t see that much of each other when we’re not filming. Katie is a completely, really, really natural actorand she’s really cool. Are you shy, like you are with Cho Chang, in real life? I’m quite shy, but I’d like to think that I’m not. I don’t have a girlfriend, but I try. Sometimes I find myself not knowing what to say to [girls]. I don’t understand girls yet, but I’m trying to. Which scenes did you most enjoy filming in The Goblet of Fire? The underwater scenes were the most interesting and the most fun. I had two ear infections from being underwater so much. Mike told us, “Don’t try to actually speak your lines underwater. Just move your mouth.” Do you have one favorite scene? I did enjoy the graveyard scene in an intense kind of way. Remembering all the scenes does become a blur. There’s also another scene in the bathroom in a hot tub that I enjoyed. If you could have one magical power of Harry’s, what would it be? That I could do
