Harry Potter actress said kiss with Daniel Radcliffe was “terrible,” but it wasn't Emma Watson
Although Daniel Radclifffe and Emma Watson's kiss was just “awkward,” another actress said the kiss with the Harry Potter actor was “terrible”.
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However, Watson itted that playing those scenes with Radcliffe was “quite enjoyable” for her and she “liked it.” Also Katie Leung, who played Cho Cheng, had nothing to complain about, and even said in a behind-the-scenes video from the set of The Order of the Phoenix that the Harry Potter actor is “very good kisser.” But Bonnie Wright, who played the love of Potter's life – Ginny Weasley – had a completely different opinion.
Reflecting back on her kiss with Radcliffe, Wright pointed out how disappointing it was for her, stating that the actor's kiss was “terrible.” Her candid confession shows that she might have expected something different from Ginny's kiss with the famous wizard, but there were no fireworks.
Some rather harsh words came from Wright's mouth. Harry Potter may not impress everyone with his kisses, but there is no denying the fact that he is one of the most talented wizards and saved everyone by getting rid of Lord Voldemort. So one can turn a blind eye to certain things.
Bonnie Wright, however, after saying that it was “awful” and “so bad,” stated that she was only poking fun with Katie Leung, so perhaps Boy Who Lived has no reason to worry at all.
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