Daniel Radcliffe and Rupert Grint recently spoke to Sky News on how grueling and out-of-the-ordinary filming for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows been in the past year.

UPDATE: The full video interview can be seen here:

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"'I'm in every day, basically," Daniel explains when Sky News catches up with him on the set at Leavesden Studios, near Watford. "I was lying in a pool of mud and dust and smoke and it irritated my throat and I developed a cold."

"This is gonna have a very different feel to it," admits Dan. "We barely spend any time at Hogwarts. I've been here for eight months and I've not filmed a single scene in the great hall, which is unheard of. I'm quite excited."

"It's getting quite confusing," laughs Rupert Grint as he takes a break from shooting to talk to Sky News. "We're kind of mixing them together, and because I've got longer hair in the second part I do lose track."

"At the moment we've still got a long way to go," laughs Rupert, "but it's gonna be very weird when we hear cut for the last time. But I think I'm ready to move on and see what else there is out there, and get into the real world, really!"