'Harry Potter' star Rupert Grint says he 'couldn't even really guess' how much money he has

• Rupert Grint said he "couldn't even really guess" how much money he has in a recent interview with The Radio Times.

• The "Harry Potter" star's net worth was most recently pegged at $US50 million in 2016.

• "It doesn't really motivate me too much," Grint said, adding that his fortune allows him to live comfortably.

• The actor, known for his role as Ron Weasley, also said that he still struggles with the fame the "Harry Potter" films afforded him.

• Grint will appear in a BBC production of Agatha Christie's "The ABC Murders" alongside John Malkovich as Hercule Poirot.

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Rupert Grint has no idea how much money he has.

The actor who played Ron Weasley in the eight-film "Harry Potter" saga told The Radio Times that he doesn't pay much attention to his finances but knows he is "comfortable."

Grint's net worth was last pegged at around $US50 million in 2016 - less than half of what his co-star Daniel Radcliffe was reportedly worth.

These lofty figures are over the head of Grint, though, who told The Radio Times: "I actually don't know how much I have. I couldn't even really guess.

"It doesn't really motivate me too much. It makes you comfortable, that's the good thing about it, I think.

"I'm glad it's there but I'm not really that focused on it."

Grint has taken on a number of acting roles since the "Harry Potter" franchise wrapped in 2011, recently starring in Sky One's "Sick Note" and AMC's "Snatch" reboot.

He's also starring in a BBC production of Agatha Christie's "The ABC Murders" this Christmas alongside John Malkovich as Hercule Poirot.

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Grint's frugal spending habits seem to align with his former wizarding colleagues. In 2016, Radcliffe told the Belfast Telegraph that he does very little with his $US100 million fortune.

"I'm very grateful for it, because having money means you don't have to worry about it, which is a very lovely freedom to have. It also gives me immense freedom, career-wise," he said.

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Grint also said in his interview with The Radio Times that he still struggles with the fame that the "Harry Potter" films afforded him: "Sometimes you just want to go to B&Q [British hardware store]."

He added that the first thing he did after the films finally wrapped in 2011 was get his tonsils removed, as the producers wouldn't allow him to have the operation: "It was too much recovery time and there was the fear that it would change my voice."