i can really do a spell with magic in real life. coming to an end. i am grateful to be a part, loved every day of it. never before seen footage of the making of voldemort, behind the scenes footage never revealed and scenes you will not see anywhere else. daniel radcliffe, emma watson. watson.rupert grint, helena bonham carter robbie coltrane, james and oliver phelps and tom felton, they re all here on the larry king special, harry potter, the final chapter. i m coming to you from harry potter the exhibition in new york city. you might recognize the griffendor room, behind me. whether you re a muggle or full-blown wizard, it may be hard to believe one of hollywood s most successful franchises ever is about to come to an end, from books to movies to a theme park in orlando, j.k rowling s story about a young boy s stories and a wizard is a pop culture phenomenon. over the last ten years, seven films alone have made $6 billion. tonight, you ll hear secrets from t
but if you re milling about in the crowd, it s almost like you re not identified as a democrat or republican. and that s kind of cool, considering it s washington. come on, the epicenter of partisanship these days. i think that s true. i think people around the country imagine this is a city of adversarial obsessives. right? but there is a sense that everybody necessary in the same game, they re interested in the same process and for that night they can all be together. in our washington post piece today, david axelrod actually describes it as a sort of one-night stand and roger aos called it a fling. it has that kind of intimacy. but the next day, we know monday will have the same rhetoric and we re going to see the same kind of conflicts. david axelrod did a great job. i wonder if he wrote the one about himself eating dunkin donuts with the president. a pretty good sport if he did. he didn t seem to have a lot of regrets about it. david axelrod was at the newsweek part