Hagrid's stunt double was a former rugby player named Martin Bayfield. His burly rugby physique didn't really stand out in the literallygiantHagrid costume, though.Warner Bros/Courtesy Everett CollectionWarner Bros/Courtesy Everett CollectionRelated:Which Hogwarts House Do You Belong In?Check this out: movie itself. Basically, although the series might seem old to some of us Hogwarts graduates now, theHarry Potterworld is always casting new spells. in general), plenty of people on the internet had some thoughts about the moniker. The selection of "Chicago" is arguably stirring up more chatter than your typical "Kristine" or "Kathy" and some of the jokes are pure gold. Of course, people who hail from Chi-town had quite a couple of takes, too. (One person tweeted, "Until that baby has the taste of mild sauce or baba's, touches down any spot south of 35th/north of riverdale, that baby name is Evanston West," referring to a slew of beloved restaurants located in both Chicago and the suburb of Evanston that's just north of the city proper (and also the locale of cinematic classicMean Girls). For his second performance, Harry took the stage while donning an all-red ensemble and black skinny tie to perform “Watermelon Sugar” — the second track on his upcoming sophomore solo album,Fine Linewhich will be released on December 13.