ONE: Will you play Oliver Wood in "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban"?
Sean Biggerstaff: No, and I'm okay with that. I know the fans have started a petition to make me appear in the film [We pushed a petition that collected over 53,000 signatures -Em], but I understand the director's position. The third "Harry Potter" book is huge, he had to cut some scenes. This is normal. I wish all the best for the crew, even if I'm not in this film. But you know, this doesn't mean they won't call me back for the future films.

ONE: Are people differents with you, now you've played in two success films?
SB: No, the people around me and my friends in general still treat me as before. My close family are not the kind of people who will be dazzled by something as ephemeral as celebrity. I avoid the people who are interested in you just because you're famous.

ONE: Did you need to become a Quidditch expert to play Harry Potter's mentor on big screen? SB: In fact, I thought I'd become an expert but I really was humiliated a few months ago. I visited my little cousin and he has insisted that we play the Harry Potter video game, in which you can play Quidditch match. I arrived at the level where you have to learn how to control your broomstick and I really sucked at it. I could do nothing, really, and my cousin looked at me like if he was saying "What's the matter with you!?". For him, knowing my part in the films, I should have been the best at this game! But in my defense, the problem came from the joystick, I couldn't have been that bad! [laughing]

ONE: What are you doing on your free time?
SB: I'm playing the guitar. I often play in Glascow pubs, in Scotland, with a group of friends. I don't want to make a career out of it, but I love music. If I wasn't an actor, I probably be a musician.

ONE: You're very popular with the girls. What do you do to escape your fans?
SB: I often wear a disguise when I go out. I wear a false beard and a wig with long hair. Nobody has never recognize me when I was wearing my disguise.

ONE: Who were your childhood heroes?
SB: The Beatles. For me, they continue to be the biggest band in the world. And also all the people who have contributed to the film "Ghostbusters", which is my favorite movie.

ONE: Can you give us an exclusive, something that will surprise your fans?
SB: As do all the good Scottish people, I often wear a kilt. But I won't tell you if I wear nothing under it, as the tradition requires! [laughing]