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Gob­let accel­er­ated the evo­lu­tion that began in Aza­k­a­ban from adorable-moppet kid­die inter­ac­tion into hor­monal teenaged drama. Daniel Rad­cliffe told EW his char­ac­ter “is going through that puberty crap. You know: the first crush. Of course, when it’s your first crush, it’s not just a crush — you looove her.” The “her” in ques­tion was Cho Chang (Katie Leung), Raven­claw fifth-year and brain­crush for a gen­er­a­tion of shy high school lit geeks (or any­ways, for this shy high school lit geek). In Gob­let, though, Cho’s quite a bit more inter­ested in a glam­our boy ath­lete with the glam­our boy name Cedric Dig­gory, played by a hand­some glam­our boy named Robert Pat­tin­son who you might have heard of a few mil­lion times in the last cou­ple years.

But Gob­let was an evo­lu­tion in another way, too. The movie begins in a rather jaunty tone that has more in com­mon with the Chris Colum­bus films than with Azk­a­ban. By the end, though, it’s gone to a far darker place than Cuaron’s movie. ForGob­let ends (SPOILER ALERT!) with the ter­ri­fy­ing abrupt death of Dig­gory, and before the audi­ence has even quite recov­ered, Volde­mort is reborn.

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We would be remiss if RPattz didn’t make it on our list, and—prepare your rot­ten veggies—I’ll be the first to admit that I def­i­nitely think he ismuch hot­ter as Cedric Dig­gory than he is as Edward Cullen. Plus he has one of the top five most heart­break­ing deaths in “Harry Pot­ter” his­tory, which earns him a top spot on this list. His death scene made me cry more than Sir­ius Black’s, and that’s say­ing something.

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On Bio channel there will be repeats of ‘The World of Harry Potter’ episode that includes Rob’s interviews on set. Check your local listing.

Episodes “The Magic Begins” and “Characters” next showings start
at 8:00pm EST on Saturday the 16th.
To view all the show times, click here.

Thanks to @TwiGossipGirl for the heads up!

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