Many parents complained about a Harry Potter film featuring a nude scene, even though many were unaware of the context. The scene in question was very brief, and the false Harry and Hermione were surrounded by dark mist from the waist down and plenty of other special effects. Most importantly, neither of the actors were actually naked.
Adrienne Tyler is a features writer for Screen Rant. Despite Hermione being a tad annoying to the two of them, as the years passed by, they became the best of friends. All three of them were sorted into Gryffindor, they shared all the adventures together and formed an unbreakable friendship that lasted throughout the series.
Despite actually being very close, Harry and Hermione never felt anything more than friendship towards each other. They had a deep feeling for each other and they cared a lot, but it was never anything more than just friendship between them. No, they do not. After reading the preceding paragraphs, you could have easily deduced such an answer.
Because of the nature of their relationship, Harry and Hermione never shared a romantic moment, neither in the books nor in the movies. Harry and Hermione did actually kiss in that scene, but since that scene was not real, but a very dark hallucination, it does not actually count, which is why the answer to our question is straightforwardly — negative.
We hope you had fun reading this and that we helped solve this dilemma for you. Table of Contents show. Over the course of the seven movies based on the J.
Rowling novels, Ron and Hermione develop feelings for each other, coming to a climax in the final scenes. One of the most important moments in the development of Ron and Hermione's relationship occurs in Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows Part 1 , when the Horcrux the group has been carrying shows Ron a vision of one of his worst fears: Harry and Hermione together, naked, flaunting their fictional love in the face of a vulnerable Ron.
It was a critical moment for the character and his relationship with his two closest friends, but the behind-the-scenes story of filming this moment is infinitely more humorous.
OK, that's out of the way; now on to the good stuff. The scene in question occurs fairly late in "Deathly Hallows: Part 1" when Ron Rupert Grint comes face to face with the visualization of his worst fear: Harry Daniel Radcliffe and Hermione Watson engaged in a fierce and -- yes -- tastefully semi-nude make-out session.
Of course, as any diehard "Potter" fan knows, the visual isn't real; it's a fantastical rendering created by one of the Horcruxes to keep Ron from destroying it. But just because the snog wasn't real in the "Harry Potter" world, doesn't mean that Watson and Radcliffe were off the hook from filming it.
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