When Emma Watson chopped off all her hair into a daring pixie crop in August, it was a sign that she had lastly left Hermione behind.
But now it appears the makeover was a little premature, as she and her Harry Potter co-stars are called back to re-shoot scenes for Deathly Hallows: Half 2 over Christmas.
The 20-yr-previous described in a current interview how she and co-stars Daniel Radcliffe and Rupert Grint broke down on the ultimate day of filming.

  Now and then: Emma Watson will need to discover a wig to re-shoot scenes for Part 2 of the movie as Hermione (right)
'I cracked first, obviously being the lady,' she informed the Every day Mail last month. 'Dan cracked second, then Rupert - we had been all in floods of tears.'
However although they had been unhappy to leave behind one thing that had outlined their childhoods, the three stars have all expressed relief that it was over.

So they could have been a little irritated to need to return to Platform 9 and 3/four to re-shoot the necessary closing scenes - which take place 19 years in the future.
As fans of the books bear in mind, Harry, Ron, and Hermione, in addition to Ron's sister Ginny, return to King's Cross station to send their own kids off to Hogwarts for their first 12 months of school.
 Back to school: Emma will re-shoot scenes with co-stars Daniel Radcliffe and Rupert Grint over Christmas
The Sun reported that make-up artists were a little overzealous with the ageing special effects, and slightly than middle-aged, the younger stars appear elderly.
However the crew have a new drawback on their arms, after Miss Watson's resolution to cut off Hermione's long wavy hair when she thought filming was complete.
'I’m 20 now, so I’m not a toddler any more,' she told the Day by day Mail.
'I’ve been on Harry Potter for ten years now, so I felt the necessity to mark the top of it in a roundabout way - I needed some option to say to myself, "Proper, you’re coming into a new part of your life now."
'I needed a change, and that’s what the haircut is about.'
 Not so fast: The three stars, pictured at last month's Deathly Hallows: Part 1 premiere, said they were relieved it was throughout
But Harry Potter bosses are now faced with monitoring down the proper Hermione wig to cowl the Mia Farrow-fashion crop.
Luckily, 'center age' Hermione is sure to be sporting a slightly completely different fashion to her teenage self, and may even have succumbed to some grey hairs, so an actual match won't be necessary.
Crew on the Twilight franchise had a similar dilemma throughout filming for Eclipse last 12 months after Kristen Stewart chopped her long hair off into a shaggy black fashion for another film role.

Harry Potter star Daniel Radcliffe confirmed final month that the Deathly Hallows re-shoot was taking place.
 Remaining showdown: The scenes to be re-accomplished are the epilogue to the final chapter of the collection
We are re-taking pictures some parts of it,' he said. 'It was an interesting one. I believe we made it very hard on ourselves as a result of we shot it at King's Cross for real.

'And this time we'll be shooting it at Leavesden on set. To must rush that sequence and it is an essential sequence, isn't one thing any of us wish to do.'

Emma added: 'We only had two days to shoot it and we wanted a lot more time than that. We have re-shoots at Christmas.'
Bonnie Wright, who performs Harry's girlfriend (and eventual wife) Ginny Weasley, lately gave an interview about filming the epilogue scenes.
'For me, it virtually felt like an actual cycle, as a result of I started on that very same platform, at the similar age that Lily Potter, the youngest daughter of Ginny and Harry, was so it is virtually literally like wanting back at myself,' she instructed Total Film Indonesia.

 Spoiler alert: Bonnie Wright, whose character Ginny goes on to marry Harry Potter, has spoken about filming the epilogue with their 'children'
'The three youngsters who performed the children were simply… they only epitomised all of us, when we had been that age, so it was pretty to look back.

'They had been so excited on the day - it was a large dream come true, and so they'd been by means of such a massive process of auditioning.

'I believe it was probably probably the most auditions any particular person has been through to get an element in a film.'

She continued: 'Within the auditioning process Dan and I sat down with completely different children and talked to them, as a result of clearly the dynamic is extremely essential to attempt to painting the concept they're this household unit, that they’ve spent each dwelling second together, since they had been infants of their fingers to how they're now,' she said.

'It was difficult to get that warmth with somebody you have barely met and some youngsters do not want to get close to someone they don’t know.

'But they understood it was extremely vital to make the scene work, in order that they have been very giving to the situation.'

 

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