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"facebook dialogPinterest\n\n Sparks fly between Ginny (Bonnie) and Harry (Daniel Radcliffe) in the final Potter film.\n\n London native Bonnie Wright had no idea what she was getting into ten years ago when she auditioned to play Ginny Weasley, Ron\u2019s awkward little sister in Harry Potter and the Sorcerer\u2019s Stone. &amp;quot;I\u2019d never been on a movie set!&amp;quot; says the now nineteen-year-old. &amp;quot;But when you\u2019re so young, you really go for things without holding back.&amp;quot;\n\nOver the course of the series, both Ginny and Bonnie have edged into the spotlight, transforming into beautiful young women and enviable It girls. And Ginny, a fan favorite, has become Harry\u2019s main squeeze, a reality that\u2019s solidified in the final installment, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, which will be split into two films (part one hits theaters in November, part two in 2011).\n\nFor Bonnie, saying good-bye to the character she has spent more than half of her life with wasn\u2019t easy: &amp;quot;I\u2019ve been in this as long as I can remember. It was one of those days that I thought would never quite come on.&amp;quot; Now that the series has wrapped, Bonnie has been focusing on more grown-up endeavors, like spending time with her boyfriend, Twilight star Jamie Campbell Bower, and becoming a front-row fixture at London Fashion Week. But she isn\u2019t leaving movies behind. &amp;quot;I\u2019m in school studying filmmaking,&amp;quot; she says. &amp;quot;My passion is acting, but we\u2019ll see what my next chapter is.&amp;quot;\n\nOne thing is certain: The magic of her first role has forever changed her. &amp;quot;When you\u2019re in it, you can\u2019t really see it,&amp;quot; Bonnie admits. &amp;quot;It wasn\u2019t until I could step outside of Harry Potter that I realized how massive an impact it had on my life.&amp;quot;"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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