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Chris' first film appearance, Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, premiered in November 2001. His latest, in the third Harry Potter film, premiered in June 2004.
2004
Movie: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
Role: Percy Weasley
In the third Harry Potter film, Prisoner of Azkaban, Chris once again returns as Percy Weasley. This comes as no suprise to those close to him, as his tendencies toward the occult have been pronounced as of late.
"When he read the first Harry Potter book years ago I knew that there was something wrong with him, but now that he's acting in the films I fear that he's actually become a real witch. I've now no doubt that the rumours of rituals and bizaare mixed drinks in The Annexe are indeed true - he's a minion of the devil, with guinea pigs as his henchmen. We're all doomed!!!"
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban arrived in theatres on June 4, 2004.
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2002
Movie: Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
Role: Percy Weasley
In the second installment of the Harry Potter series, Chamber of Secrets, Chris reprises his role as Percy Weasley. According to an anonymous source, this role should pose no challenge to Chris, as he's quite familiar with secret chambers:
"Chris does have a rather disconcerting number of bathrooms in his small little house, in fact I stumbled across yet another one only the other day. I think there are several secret rooms in that house that I don't know about - perhaps they are used for his diabolical smocking schemes."
Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets was released to theatres on November 15th, 2002.
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2001
Movie: Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone
Role: Percy Weasley
In the first Harry Potter movie, Chris Rankin plays Percy Weasley, the pompous and serious older brother of Ron. Although he was an unknown, his landing of the role came as no surprise to his friends.
Even before Chris was cast in the film, his friends knew that there was something magical about him. "I'll tell you one thing - in year 11 science lessons, he used to spend all lesson writing messages to me, and yet we both still managed to pass GCSE science," exclaimed one friend, speaking on condition of anonymity, "Don't ask me how!"
Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone opened in theatres on November 16th, 2001.
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