The late Robbie Coltrane, who co-starred in ‘Harry Potter’, is remembered by his co-star Emma Watson

“There was no more Hagrid,” Watson, 32, said on his Instagram account on Friday. At the same time, the rest of the Harry Potter cast, who co-starred with Coltrane, paid tribute to the character played by Rubeus Hagrid in all eight films.

She described Robbie as “the funniest uncle I’ve ever had”, adding that he was also “very kind” and “empathetic” to her as a youth and as an adult. Considering that his talent is so vast that he could fill an entire theater, it was only fitting that he played a giant.

Watson followed her statement by promising to do something kind in his honor if Robbie had the chance to work with him again. Please understand. I will miss your kindness, funny nicknames, laughter and hugs. Thanks to you, we are now a complete unit. Please recognize that you were it for us.

The actress concluded that no one could play Hagrid well.As Hermione, you have made my life fun. Daniel Radcliffe, who co-starred with Watson in the Harry Potter films, also released a statement on Friday, thanking Coltrane for the opportunity to work with her.

According to Radcliffe, now 33, “Robbie was one of the funniest guys I’ve ever met. He loved to keep us laughing nonstop as kids on set.” My fondest memory of is Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (2004), when I was stuck in Hagrid’s hut for hours in a heavy rain.

As Radcliffe pointed out, I was very fortunate to have had the chance to meet and work with him and I am deeply saddened that he passed away. Besides being there, it was beautiful to be around.