Why daniel radcliffe kiss emma watson

Things were already tough enough for the pair, and having Rupert Grint around made things a bit tougher than they needed to be. Emma sent me out because I kept laughing. It just looked really strange.

Despite this, shooting successfully took place. Dan and I are like brother and sister, so it was tough making it look passionate, believe me. Even though Rupert Grint gave Watson and Radcliffe a hard time for their kissing scene in the movie, he had to do plenty of his own when he and Watson shared a kissing scene together.

I've known Emma since she was literally nine years old and we had this very brother-sister relationship. And it just felt very surreal. I have a memory of her face getting closer and closer.

Like, 'Oh my God. I have a memory of her face getting closer and closer. Like, 'Oh my God. According to Grint, there was only one thing he'd do differently in the moment: not carry out as many takes. Quite a lot of pressure actually.

Of course, Grint wasn't alone in dreading Ron and Hermione's huge, climactic kiss. Watson told Movies Ireland exactly why the kiss was so awkward: "It's purely the fact that he's like my brother and we were both totally in the same boat.

I'm sure he will tell you exactly the same thing. It was very strange and very weird. Believe me, we both wanted it to be over equally as much as the other.

It's honestly like kissing my brother. It was weird. Just in case the entire vibe on set wasn't awkward enough, there were some technical aspects to the shoot that made the whole kiss even worse. When The Telegraph asked Watson in a July interview whether Radcliffe or Grint was a better kisser Watson and Radcliffe shared a steamy on-screen smooch in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part I , the actress demurred before explaining why her kiss with Grint was so unpleasant.

I've got to try and be diplomatic. Kissing Rupert was [ She wasn't crazy about her kissing scene with Radcliffe either, though: "With Harry, I was half naked and covered in silver paint, so that was pretty awkward.

In the end, all three of them got through it. It was vigorous. He added, "For me, I wasn't too freaked out. But it's a bigger deal for Emma. I think it generally is a bigger deal for girls. The scene was just one in which Radcliffe had to strip down to his skivvies.