It's beautiful, isn't it? The moon.

Rupert Grint - one of the world’s most recognizable twenty-some-things - already had a relationship with Sony, thanks to his eight runs as Ron Weasley in the Harry Potter films. But he’d never done television. De Rakoff went to meet him in London. He recalls:

“We sat down and had a chat. Having met him, I based one of our lead characters (Charlie) around certain qualities that I saw in him: this guy who’s really funny, smart, very modest - and super talented.”

I have wanted that for ages! Especially since after Harry Potter ended. I still would like that to happen. But not as much as I used to. I mean, I want Rupert Grint now to make another movie with Daniel Radcliffe, Matthew Lewis or Tom Felton. That would be so so cool. And not just with Emma Watson only because they played a couple in the Harry Potter movies. They have got great chemistry, yes. And I’m always up for that movie. Rupert has already been in another movies with Alan Rickman, Bill Nighy and Julie Walters. Which was cool.

“What about you? Are you happy?”