After a decade's worth of film premieres, [article id="1667151"]"Harry Potter" star Rupert Grint[/article] walked the NYC red carpet for the last time for the beloved franchise on Monday night.

"This is very special because this is the last one," Grint told MTV News during the "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2" live stream. "This really is it. I'm going to miss not having that anymore. I'm going to miss the screaming. You don't get that everywhere, and I'm going to miss that definitely."

Though he has two big projects lined up next -- a biopic called "Eddie the Eagle" and the war film "Comrade" -- he admitted that he would miss playing Ron Weasley, the character he had spent half of his life with. As he said during the London premiere, the fans have "made the last 10 years the best half of my life."

While co-star [article id="1667100"]Emma Watson said she'd have a post-premiere brunch[/article] to commemorate the end of the franchise, Grint seemed stumped about what he'd do after the frenzy of this premiere week. "I really don't know what I'm supposed to do," he admitted. "Counseling. Just talk it all out."

One thing Grint certainly didn't seem stressed out about, though, was losing MTV's "Harry Potter" World Cup to [article id="1667099"]Alan Rickman's Severus Snape[/article]. In fact, he had [article id="1667024"]previously predicted it[/article] when we caught up with him before the premiere.

"I knew it! I knew it! I agree. It's the best choice," Grint admitted.

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