To mark the completion of Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows: Part II, the cast and crew of the films returned to Leavesden Film Studios in Hertfordshire one last time for a lavish wrap party yesterday.
Time to say goodbye: Harry Potter co-stars Rupert Grint and Daniel Radcliffe leaving the Harry Potter wrap party at Leavesden Film Studios in Herts
Studio Warner Brothers and author JK Rowling hosted a gigantic afternoon party in Leavesden, complete with fun fair.
Despite the rain showers throughout the day, the cast and crew didn't let the weather affect their fun and were spotted looking soggy as they left in their cars.
Revellers braved the downpours to ride the Chair-O-Planes, ghost train and dodgems, amongst other attractions.
Soaked: Tom Felton, who plays Draco Malfoy, looked like he got caught in the rain
Coupled up: David Thewlis, who plays Prof. Remus Lupin, brought his partner Anna Friel
Grint, who has played Ron Weasley since the films started nine years ago, showed he has been spending some of his multi-million pound fortune as he drove in a pristine white Audi sports car.
Grint and co-star Emma Watson were paid a reported £20million for Deathly Hallows Parts I and II, while Radcliffe was rumoured to have received around £35milion.
Also in attendance was actress Anna Friel, with her long-term partner David Thewlis, who plays Professor Remus Lupin, and Jarvis Cocker, who recorded tracks for the soundtrack to Harry Potter And The Goblet Of Fire.
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Felton, who plays the Harry's class nemesis Draco Malfoy, appeared to have reverted to his natural hair colour after years of dying his hair platinum blonde for the role.
Nowhere to be seen was the franchise's leading lady Emma Watson, who recently shorn off her long locks into an elfin crop.
The final films sees Harry and co attempt to destroy the secret to Voldemort's immortality and defend Hogwarts from potential destruction.
Split into two separate films, Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows: Part I will be released in November 2010, with Part II following in July 2011.
All the fun of the fair: Among the rides on offer was a chair-o-plane
What will happen to Hogwarts? A portion of the Hogwarts set in the studio grounds
Not quite the weather for ice cream: Two ice cream vans drive into the studio
I hope they filmed every second of this for us to see on DVD or a special or something to keep.I know there were lots of tears,hugs,hoorays too! This is official it then.I just bawled when I read this.But I hope it was more of a wonderful celebration for all! Can’t wait to see it!
The end of an era…the beginning of a classic for generations to come to enjoy.
i herd somewhere that michelle obama was gonna be there
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