An exclusive new interview and photoshoot from JustJared, has Harry Potter starlet Evanna Lynch looking as beautiful as ever! Evanna Lynch - the actress who portrayed Luna Lovegood in the Harry Potter series - has been a longtime fan of MuggleNet and Harry Potter, and MuggleNet has been a longtime fan of her.
Evanna will be making a guest appearance on the television show, Sinbad, that is premiering this summer and she is hoping it winds up turning into a regular role.
From the JustJared interview:
JJ: Tell me about the day you got your Harry Potter role and then the last day on set.
EL: It was when I was 14. I knew they were going to call me and tell me whether I got it or not. It was on a Monday and so I told my mom, “We need to go straight home after school.” I was checking my phone and nothing, nothing. Then she was like, ” We need to go pick up some groceries.” and I was like, “No, because you’ll take so long. I’ll get the groceries.” So I went into the store and I got the call!
And the day [I] left was obviously a sad day to see that chapter close. My last day was a group scene. I didn’t have any lines… I remember being there and being so happy to see everyone again. It wasn’t until the very end when I went to say goodbye to the producers and director David Yates that I just broke down, because that was when I first came to the studio for my first audition, that was where we went first. It was all very new and I ended up feeling so at home there.
JJ: Did you take anything from set?
EL: I didn’t steal any props. I collected all the call sheets (laughs) and I took the sign from my door that said my name. I wasn’t very daring.
You can see the photos from the accompanying photoshoot here:
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Be sure to read the entire interview at the JustJared website right here.
Reminder: Evanna will be attending the LeakyCon convention this summer, which takes place in Chicago from August 9-12. Make your reservations to attend the conference and meet Evanna right here.
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