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Ron Weasley

See how Ron Weasley has been interpreted in film, on television, the stage and in illustrations.

Explore over two decades of representations of Harry’s best friend.

The ‘Harry Potter’ films

Rupert Grint portrayed Ron Weasley in all eight Harry Potter films, starting with Philosopher’s Stone in 2001 and finishing with Deathly Hallows: Part 2 in 2011.

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‘Harry Potter’ TV series

Alastair Stout plays Ron Weasley in the HBO Max Harry Potter television series.

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Illustrations and artwork

From book illustrations to cover artwork, artists around the world have imagined Ron in remarkably different ways.

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Illustrated editions

Jim Kay and Levi Pinfold are among the artists to have imagined Ron for the full-colour Harry Potter illustrated editions.

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‘Cursed Child’ stage play

Paul Thornley originated the role of adult Ron Weasley in the West End production of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child. Since its 2016 premiere, Ron has been portrayed by performers in productions around the world. In 2027, film actor Rupert Grint will take over the role of Ron in the Broadway production of the stage show.

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Merchandise

Ron has been recreated in countless forms beyond the page and screen, including LEGO minifigures and Funko Pop! figures.

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Support Harry Potter Fan Zone

Harry Potter Fan Zone (HPFZ) has been a thriving part of the online Harry Potter fandom since 2003. Beginning as a golden-era fan site, it lives on today as an ever-growing independent archive, preserving and cataloging book covers, chapter art, movie posters, collector guides and more.

For more than twenty years it has remained a one-man labour of love. If you’ve enjoyed exploring the archive and would like to support the project, you can buy me a Butterbeer.

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