Shirley Henderson reveals one rule set for her in Harry Potter

Shirley Henderson said she was told not to reveal her age during the 14-year-old ban proceedings Harry Potter.

The rule was set by the producers because she was 37 when she fell asleep in the role of the young teenager Myrtle.

“The director of operations said, ‘Go for it, don’t mention your age,'” Henderson, now, said. Independent the last interview.

Henderson admits she doesn’t know much about it Harry Potter at that time. “I wasn’t convinced I could play a 14-year-old girl because I scored in the 30s,” she added, but neither did her sister.

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She made it to her place, thanked the team, and thought it was over.

Months later, he was called back and finally offered the role. “Myrtle is an old person living in the body of a young person, and because, god, there is a kind of dysfunction … You can look at my face, so we can deal with it.

Unlike her co-stars Daniel Rhcliffe, Emma Watson, and Rupert Glot, Henderson was not identified after the film’s release. The game’s young appearance made it stay out of the limelight.

-Ga / -da Harry Potter International has since grown into seven books, eight movies, and a game. Warner Bros. Discovery is currently developing new television series that will be adapted from each other Harry Potter the book of his time.