Harry Potter star Bonnie Wright has admitted that she was "disappointed" by her character's lack of display time within the hit film franchise.

Wright, who's now 32 and anticipating her first baby, was solid as Ginny Weasley, the youngest of Ron Weasley's (Rupert Grint) six sibilings and Harry Potter's (Daniel Radcliffe) future spouse, when she was solely 9 years previous.

On Tuesday's episode of Michael Rosenbaum's Inside of You podcast, the actress opened up about how Ginny misplaced out in being a real a part of the movies.

Wright started by saying there was "anxiety" about doing Ginny and her restricted scenes justice.

She defined: "I definitely feel there was anxiety toward performing and doing the best thing as my character built," Wright stated. "Like, 'Oh gosh, will I do justice to this character that people love?'"

Wright stated it was "always hard to do" the beloved character justice particularly since lots of her scenes and the scenes of each character have been "chopped down from the book to the film."

The actress stated: "So you didn't really have as much to show in the film. Sometimes that was a little disappointing because there were parts of the character that just didn't get to come through because there weren't the scenes to do that."

She added: "That made me feel a bit anxious or just frustrated, I guess."

In the franchise's first movie, 2001's Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, Wright initially did not have any strains.

Wright's precise first line was given to her by director Chris Columbus on the day.

Ginny tells Harry "good luck" when he is about to undergo the barrier at platform 9 and three/4.

When Wright auditioned for Ginny, producers instructed her to learn a few of Hermione's strains as a result of they did not have another scenes for her to learn.

Wright stated: "They were like, 'You're just going to have to read this character.'"

At the time, Wright did not have a clue that her character would later marry the titular character.

The sequence was nonetheless being written by writer J.Okay. Rowling.

The soon-to-be mom stated she did not have conversations with producers about Ginny having extra scenes as a result of "there was no room for much change in those scripts."

Wright defined: "There were a million executives going through them all. I think what I maybe took, which I don't take so much to heart now, is I kind of felt that maybe my anxiety was about, 'Oh, I'm going to be seen as badly portraying this character,' rather than later realizing that I wasn't really given the opportunity to do that. So it wasn't really my fault, exactly."

The actress stated that when followers share that disappointment, they do it in a approach that lets Wright know they are not blaming her; they're merely wishing there was extra of Ginny.

Wright stated: "And that's the same of every character. If only they could be five-hour-long movies."

Early final yr, Wright reunited together with her Harry Potter co-stars for a Max particular celebrating the primary movie's twentieth anniversary.

The streaming platform has additionally introduced a TV sequence based mostly on all seven books.