Rupert Grint Shocked by Aged Ron Weasley in 'Harry Potter'

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Although previously admitting that he was amazed with the make-up and technology, the actor got a nasty shock when he saw himself in the mirror because he didn't 'age gracefully.'

October 27, 2010

AceShowbiz - Rupert Grint got a nasty shock when his character was aged in the final "Harry Potter" film because he didn't like what he saw. The young Brit was initially amazed with the make-up and technology that allowed Ron Weasley to grow old before his very eyes but then he realized he was looking at himself.

He tells Parade magazine, "I don't age gracefully in the last film when all of us get older. My hair is still red but I have a lot less of it. It was quite a shock when I saw myself in the mirror."

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"I felt like I was looking at (property tycoon and reality TV star) Donald Trump because they gave me that comb-over that he has. I did get a lot of ribbing from everyone, I must admit."

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