Rupert Alexander Lloyd Grint (born 24 August 1988) is an English actor best known for portraying Ron Weasley in the Harry Potter films. In December 2007, Grint was ranked #16 in the list of Forbes top twenty earners under 25 with an annual earning of $4 million (US). Grint was born in Harlow, Essex and grew up in Hertfordshire. His mother, Joanne Grint (née Parsons), is a housewife, and his father, Nigel Grint, is a memorabilia dealer. He has...
Harry wonders how Ron was able to find them in the woods and Ron shows him th...
Hermione drops a very large volume on the table in front Ron and Harry.
Ron continues to explains to his brothers why Hermione was able to knock him ...
Based on the clue Harmione was to give them before she was petrified, Ron and...
Hermione points out that the three headed beast was standing on a trapped door.
Harry checks out the surroundings of the place Professor Moody has bought him.
As they arrive at the Ball, Ron speaks to Harry about Hermione, believing tha...
After escaping Bill and Fleur's wedding, Hermione, Ron, and Harry each order ...
Harry and Ron manage, somehow, to find their way back to common ground. Hermi...
At their Christmas dinner all toast to Harry for altering Dumbledore to Mr. W...
Ron tries a spell in front of Harry and Hermione. It doesn't work.
Before departing for Christmas break Hermione suggests where information abou...
Harry and Ron watch Hermione as she adds ingredients to formulate her potion.
Ron explains, sort of, that it was really him that told Harry about the dragons.
Feeling the effects of the Horcrux from around his neck, Ron angrily interrup...
After Neville is attacked by his Monsters text book, Ron gives him the direct...
After exiting the Chamber of Secrets, Ron and Harry stand before Professor Du...
In there dorm room Ron expresses his displeasure, believing that Harry put hi...
In their room, Harry is studying by the light of his wand, Ron is sleeping, w...
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