New York, May 23 – Magical mania struck New York on Sunday with the world premiere of the movie Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. Thousands of screaming adolescent (mostly female) fans lined the streets around Radio City Music Hall – so many that the NYPD called in more officers for crowd control. Open All Night felt their pain, so we cut right to the heart of things and asked each of the stars if they’re romantically involved. Our cheat sheet:

Daniel Radcliffe (Harry Potter): Not at the moment, no.
Rupert Grint (Ron Weasley): No, not yet.
Tom Felton (Draco Malfoy): I’ve got a girlfriend. Melissa, my girl.
Emma Watson (Hermione Granger): Not at the moment.
Bonnie Wright (Ginny Weasley): Not right now, no.
James Phelps (Fred Weasley): I do, yeah. Anna.

Knowledge is power. Go ahead and send those fan letters, kids.

Barely able to be heard above the shrieks of fans, these fresh-faced young actors all seemed stunned at the level of adulation. Rupert Grint: “We’re big in London, but this is the biggest.” Daniel Radcliffe: "It’s so great. It’s really gratifying. Fantastic”. Tom Felton: “Phenomenal. Crazy”. James Phelps: “It’s very weird and very cool at the same time.” Phelps was disappointed that his brother Oliver, who plays George Weasley, couldn’t come to New York for the premiere because he has exams on Tuesday. “I’m flying the flag for both of us, but I’m sure he’d appreciate this 500 yards of New York screaming girls".