A Very Hairy Harry Potter Reunion

Updated on Feb 24, 2014 at 1:56 PM

Earlier this month, Harry Potter fans were rattled with J.K. Rowling's revelation that Harry and Hermione should have ended up together, but they were rewarded with a treat on Friday. Daniel Radcliffe and Rupert Grint reunited at the WhatsOnStage Awards in London — where Daniel won best actor in a play and Rupert snagged London newcomer of the year — but you may not recognize them at first glance. This time around, instead of Rupert's bright red locks, Daniel's wavy bobbed wig for his upcoming film Frankenstein stole the show, prompting us to take a long walk down memory lane. Source: Rex

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Back in 2001, Everyone's Hair Was Pretty Tame

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And Then 2003 Brought Us These Looks

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By 2005, Rupert Had Long Locks

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In 2010, Rupert Was Really Rocking a Mullet

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The Last Time We Saw Them Together, in 2011, Everyone Had Short 'Dos

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A Very Hairy Harry Potter Reunion

Back in 2001, Everyone's Hair Was Pretty Tame

And Then 2003 Brought Us These Looks

By 2005, Rupert Had Long Locks

In 2010, Rupert Was Really Rocking a Mullet

The Last Time We Saw Them Together, in 2011, Everyone Had Short 'Dos

These Days, Daniel's Long Wig Really Steals the Show

But Who Cares About Hair? We're Just Happy to See Them Together

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