It has been 14 years since Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part II put the finishing touch on the film adaptation of JK Rowling’s acclaimed fantasy saga. For many stars, it was a farewell to their sagabut some remained attached to their roles.
one of them is Tom Feltonwho has played Draco Malfoy since 2001, in Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone. Draco is an infamous character who, despite everything, is hard to hate as we learn about his internal struggle in later episodes.
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Tom Felton won the hearts of fans of Harry Potter thanks to his interpretation of the magician of Slytherin HouseSo the news that he would return as Draco Malfoy was a bombshell for fans.
He won’t be in the HBO Max series, of course, because he will be the young man Lox Pratt that incorporates this new version. Felton, however, looks to the stage, to Broadway, where this week it began to be performed. Harry Potter and the Cursed Child.
Tom Felton enjoys his return as Draco Malfoy
The English actor had already announced months ago that he would return to play Harry Potter’s rival in the play written by Jack Thornewith a story created in conjunction with JK Rowling and John Tiffany. So it was a difficult statement for fans to pass up.
ONE Lyric Theater even the flag exploded in applause when Tom Felton appeared on stage playing his old character, now more mature. As the play takes place 19 years after the events of the main saga, it is no surprise to find the actor so old. We leave you with a video of his entrance on stage, and his applauded farewell.
The cinematic saga of Harry Potter It borders on perfection both in the construction of the Magical World imagined by JK Rowling and in the impressive and dedicated cast it had.
If you’re in New York and have the means to visit Broadway, you won’t want to miss it. Tom Felton in Harry Potter and the Cursed Child.
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