Harry Potter, Jason Isaacs and Lucius Malfoy
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Jason Isaacs publicly endorsed his successor in the Harry Potter franchise on Monday. The actor played Lucius Malfoy in the movie adaptations of these books, and this week, HBO announced that Johnny Flynn will take on the role in the new TV series version.
A whole slew of actors were revealed to join the cast of the new Harry Potter reboot series. Among them were the Malfoys, the pure-blood Slytherins who look down on the Muggles and half-blood wizards and witches.
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Isaacs played Lucius Malfoy, father to Felton's Draco Malfoy, in the Harry Potter films, and the bond between the two actors is as strong as ever, with Felton noting, "I still cal
The ’Words of War’ actor recalls the minefield that was home, struggling to fit in and why his office is so small.
It’s not surprising, though. As Felton has worked on various theater productions, Jason Isaacs has shown up to support. He also hyped up the Draco actor’s Harry Potter book back in 2023, too. So, of course, the Lucius actor is going to get a ticket to see him in the Cursed Child.
After starring in Season 3 of The White Lotus as scandal-hiding financier Timothy Ratliff, however, he's experiencing a new phenomenon: "People offer me piña coladas everywhere I go," the actor tells Gold Derby.
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The Mirror US on MSNHarry Potter star returning to franchise has fans saying he looks like different characterHarry Potter fans are thrilled to see a star of the original movie series will return to the franchise, though they have noted the actor looks more like another character now
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Fiction Horizon on MSNTom Felton Returns as Draco Malfoy in Broadway’s Cursed Child, Reflects on Legacy and J.K. Rowling Controversy: “I’m not really that attuned to it,”Tom Felton is heading back to the world of Harry Potter, and this time, it’s happening on stage. The actor, best known for playing Draco Malfoy in the Harry Potter films, is joining the Broadway production of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child.